Hi Master,

Previously, I have asked about MS stars with 2,5, here I would like ask another 2 Qs.

Q1: Sector with MS star 2,5 should be bestkept "non-moving". What happen if I have my air-cond ledge in this area? (Considering the rotating fans of the air-cond always moving, will it be bad?)

Q2: If the MS star 2,5 sector falls in an extendedNW area which have strong metal, will it be a "natural" cure?

Best regards,

Tim

Dear Tim,

Please see below:-

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On 12/30/2004 8:17:39 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Hi Master,

Previously, I have asked about

MS stars with 2,5, here I

would like ask another 2 Qs.

Q1: Sector with MS star 2,5

should be bestkept

"non-moving". What happen if I

have my air-cond ledge in this

area? (Considering the

rotating fans of the air-cond

always moving, will it be

bad?)

This is a good question. Given that most of us turn on the air-con, realistically, there is not much choice, here. The most sensible is to avoid further issues such as hanging of windchimes etc...

Q2: If the MS star 2,5 sector

falls in an extendedNW

area which have strong metal,

will it be a "natural" cure?

No, although NW is an area belonging to the strong metal, what is more important is the base # of the flying star. One therefore should not just look at NW but rather the importance of the balance of the MS # with WS# with the Base #

For example, it would be excellent if the base is #6 since this is strong metal.

In another example, it would be detrimental if the base star is #9. Since 9 represents fire element and fire would further inflame or fuel #2 or #5 (both earth elements).

Thus, it is best to watch (out) for the base # in relation to the Five elements concept.

In another example, if base = #1, this is acceptable since 1 = water and can partially drown earth elements (#2 or #5).

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

Hi Master,

With regards to Q2, if the house is ?L? shaped with extended NW sector. In that case, will it means NW be strong in metal, then? If yes, even if the NW sector has #2 & #5 plus base star #9, will it be neutralized or still the 6-coins metal is needed?

Please advise & thank you.

Tim

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On 12/30/2004 8:29:41 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Dear Tim,

Please see below:-

On 12/30/2004 8:17:39 PM, Tim Chua

wrote:
Hi Master,
Previously, I

have asked about
MS stars with 2,5,

here I
would like ask another 2

Qs.
Q1: Sector with MS star

2,5
should be

bestkept
"non-moving". What

happen if I
have my air-cond ledge in

this
area? (Considering

the
rotating fans of the

air-cond
always moving, will it

be
bad?)

This is a good question. Given that most

of us turn on the air-con,

realistically, there is not much choice,

here. The most sensible is to avoid

further issues such as hanging of

windchimes etc...

Q2: If the MS star 2,5

sector
falls in an

extendedNW
area which have

strong metal,
will it be a "natural"

cure?

No, although NW is an area belonging to

the strong metal, what is more important

is the base # of the flying star. One

therefore should not just look at NW but

rather the importance of the balance of

the MS # with WS# with the Base #

For example, it would be excellent if

the base is #6 since this is strong

metal.

In another example, it would be

detrimental if the base star is #9.

Since 9 represents fire element and fire

would further inflame or fuel #2 or #5

(both earth elements).

Thus, it is best to watch (out) for the

base # in relation to the Five elements

concept.

In another example, if base = #1, this

is acceptable since 1 = water and can

partially drown earth elements (#2 or

#5).

Warmest Regards,Cecil