My house is in period 7. Should I also follow the flying star of 2005 to cure the afflictions and enhance the stars of the other sectors. My gua number is 9 and my death direction is northwest. What cure should I install to negate chue ming? Thanks you.

Dear Reina,

Reina Bernadette De Leon wrote:
My house is in period 7. Should I also follow the flying star of 2005 to cure the afflictions and enhance the stars of the other sectors. My gua number is 9 and my death direction is northwest. What cure should I install to negate chue ming? Thanks you.

The easiest way to apply flying star is always fix up the 20-year sector because this influence will last the longest as long as the house luck does not change. The yearly luck will come and go each year. So these changes are not absolutely lasting very long. However, a little caution to where the star 5 and 2 which are the two worst stars should be neutralized where possible. Usually, enough metal (white/gold) element will balance such problematic stars. So follow the yearly flying star only when your 20-year flying star is balanced.

Eight house is about your suitability to a sector. Flying Star is the luck of the house. Even if a sector such as North-West which is a Death sector for you. It does not mean that you shouldn't fix up the sector based on the flying star. These are two different concept.

It is hard for me to suggest any cure unless I know what is the influence of the sector that you are worried about. Every home is unique and every person is also unique. So unless you know what is wrong, one cannot simply just give you a general solution because it will not work. If you are worried about whether the flying star sector is bad or not, tell me what is the influence of that sector (ie Mountain Star /Base Star /Water Star and year star for that sector you are worried about).

Hope that helps.

Warmest Regards
Robert Lee
GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research