Change the home period

[myfs_151897]

Sir:
It is very interesting to know about your website. I have question about the house period. According to your information, time that the house built or time that we do major innovation that including roof, floor changed, that time is used to verify the house period, but I have heard from others that, we can change the period of the house by moving out for at least one month then moving back in again. For example: my house was built about 1990 (which is in period 7), I bought that house on 1995 and moved in to live until May 2011. I moved out and intended to sale the house, unfortunately, the house could not be sold at the price that I wanted, by checking the flying star calculation for the period 8, my house falls into a good set up of flying stars which is called parents string. The direction of the house was carefully measured at 55 degree, facing NorthEast direction and seating at SouthWest. Moreover, before leaving that house I was married, now if I come back, I am back with single status. ( I am on process getting divorce)
Please advise if the house period has changed since I moved out completely on May 2011 and did not return to visit at least 2 months now. If not, please advice what do I need to do in other to be sure that the house period will be changed from its original period 7 to period 8.
Thank you so very much for your attention and your time. I do appreciate for your advice and look forward to receiving your teaching.

[Cecil Lee]

You said: "but I have heard from others that, we can change the period of the house by moving out for at least one month then moving back in again. For example: my house was built about 1990 ... "
As I had mentioned, previously, there are two schools of thoughts:-
1. The conservative school says: As long as the foundation remains, it is considered as belonging to that specific period.
2. In my opinion, what is you said seems too simple to be true. Or rather, I would tend to believe: "are you kidding? The saying goes... You can fool an adult but not a smart child!" How's that?
3. I would tend to believe that not many (if any) Feng Shui master's subscribe to what you had regurgitated out... "It is TRULY unbelievable"...
4. For example, there are instances where under the 2nd school of thought, removing the roof tiles for at least 100 days... plus plus... may change the period. The one month you mentioned is not even close to 100 days! Only 1/3 or 33.33333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 percent of it!

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On 12/5/2011 8:30:05 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Sir:
It is very interesting to know
about your website. I have
question about the house
period. According to your
information, time that the
house built or time that we do
major innovation that
including roof, floor changed,
that time is used to verify
the house period, but I have
heard from others that, we can
change the period of the house
by moving out for at least one
month then moving back in
again. For example: my house
was built about 1990 (which is
in period 7), I bought that
house on 1995 and moved in to
live until May 2011. I moved
out and intended to sale the
house, unfortunately, the
house could not be sold at the
price that I wanted, by
checking the flying star
calculation for the period 8,
my house falls into a good set
up of flying stars which is
called parents string. The
direction of the house was
carefully measured at 55
degree, facing NorthEast
direction and seating at
SouthWest. Moreover, before
leaving that house I was
married, now if I come back, I
am back with single status. (
I am on process getting
divorce)
Please advise if the house
period has changed since I
moved out completely on May
2011 and did not return to
visit at least 2 months now.
If not, please advice what do
I need to do in other to be
sure that the house period
will be changed from its
original period 7 to period 8.
Thank you so very much for
your attention and your time.
I do appreciate for your
advice and look forward to
receiving your teaching.