Boundary of a flying star sector

[myfs_148934]

Dear Cecil,
Happy New Year of the Dragon and Gong Xi Fa Chai!
According to flying star chart, there are stars 2 & 5 in south east sector of my house (front facing 90 deg east). That's why the bathroom 1 (see attachment) is located.The attached bathroom 1 has a door and also the walk in wardrobe area has a sliding door. Is this good enough to capture the bad stars? Is bedroom 1 out of the boundary of this bad sector?
The bedroom door is next to the safety panel of the high open ceiling and the stair. Perhaps I will put a partition screen next to stair.
Hope to hear your advice to clear my concerns.
Thank you.

[Cecil Lee]

Gong Xi Fa Cai!
These are some considerations:
1. Feng Shui is a holistic approach.
2. When looking at qi, in one of this year's forum message, I had advised a user how to look at qi.
3. I believe, I mentioned in a previous forum message to look out of qi coming into the home.
4. Thus, you should also be checking to see if there are any openings, how large etc... sharing the external toilet wall.
5. In my opinion, based on your rough sketch, it is reasonable to assume that the stars may be locked up in the toilet especially one plots a pie chart and see where is the actual cardinal point and that sector; and wether there are any openings if possible.
6. Thus, if this is the 2nd storey, in the real world; lock up is not like a bio-harzard level 3 or more type of facility; this is utopian.
7. Furthermore, please remember ONE thing! Especially for a landed property: qi is strongest at ground level.
8. Frankly, you are just like staring into the sky; but critical is also the ground level sort of thing.
9. If you have done as reasonable as you can at the 2nd level; then within boundaries, you have done your very best at the level or at that sector.
10. A home is meant to be stayed in. Don't go to the extreme. On this same topic; there are some insane Geomancers out there; where I had encountered telling their clients; worse still : Don't use that bloody toilet!.. Go think about it...
11. At the end of the day is: You stay there, WE don't...

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On 2/3/2012 4:00:45 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,Happy New Year of
the Dragon and Gong Xi Fa
Chai!According to flying star
chart, there are stars 2
& 5 in south east
sector of my house (front
facing 90 deg east). That's
why the bathroom 1 (see
attachment) is
located.The
attached bathroom 1 has a door
and also the walk in wardrobe
area has a sliding door. Is
this good enough to capture
the bad stars? Is
bedroom 1 out of the boundary
of this bad sector?The bedroom
door is next to the safety
panel of the high open ceiling
and the stair. Perhaps I will
put a partition screen next to
stair.Hope to hear your advice
to clear my concerns.Thank
you.

[Cecil Lee]

I have just moved this very useful entire thread, here:-
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=30905&new=
If one has the time, can check out this "worked real life example".
Here, I have elaborated the benefit of plotting a pie-chart. And gave examples of how to determine how qi could be interpreted.
In your case, frankly, you merely say this or that, but from the attached example, why use pie chart and why plot out the cardinal points etc...
For some searching this thread using the Google search, wait a while until google's robot re-update this link in their database. As Google treats all resources under this forum as useful.
Thus, it is more relevant to post info that is useful and beneficial to all. Not like the last most recent message posted by a newbie... again, no one else cares another person's particulars.

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On 2/3/2012 10:26:01 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Gong Xi Fa Cai!These are some
considerations:1. Feng Shui is a
holistic approach. 2. When looking at
qi, in one of this year's forum message,
I had advised a user how to look at
qi.3. I believe, I mentioned in a
previous forum message to look out of qi
coming into the home. 4. Thus, you
should also be checking to see if there
are any openings, how large etc...
sharing the external toilet wall.5. In
my opinion, based on your rough sketch,
it is reasonable to assume that the
stars may be locked up in the toilet
especially one plots a pie chart and see
where is the actual cardinal point and
that sector; and wether there are any
openings if possible.6. Thus, if this is
the 2nd storey, in the real world; lock
up is not like a bio-harzard level 3 or
more type of facility; this is
utopian.7. Furthermore, please remember
ONE thing! Especially for a landed
property: qi is strongest at ground
level.8. Frankly, you are just like
staring into the sky; but critical is
also the ground level sort of thing.9.
If you have done as reasonable as you
can at the 2nd level; then within
boundaries, you have done your very best
at the level or at that sector. 10. A
home is meant to be stayed in. Don't go
to the extreme. On this same topic;
there are some insane Geomancers out
there; where I had encountered telling
their clients; worse still : Don't use
that bloody toilet!.. Go think about
it... 11. At the end of the day is: You
stay there, WE don't... On 2/3/2012
4:00:45 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear
Cecil,Happy New Year of
the Dragon
and Gong Xi Fa
Chai!According to
flying star
chart, there are stars 2
& 5 in south east
sector of my house (front
facing
90 deg east). That's
why the
bathroom 1 (see
attachment) is
located.The
attached
bathroom 1 has a door
and also the
walk in wardrobe
area has a sliding
door. Is
this good enough to capture
the bad stars? Is
bedroom
1 out of the boundary
of this bad
sector?The bedroom
door is next to
the safety
panel of the high open
ceiling
and the stair. Perhaps I
will
put a partition screen next to
stair.Hope to hear your advice
to clear my concerns.Thank
you.

[myfs_148934]

Dear Cecil,
If I plot a pie chart, both bathroom and bedroom are in the SE sector (flying stars 2 & 5).
What's the remedy to put for the bedroom?
In this case, shall I make a big window in the bathroom to have a primary influence of qi to capture the bad stars?
Appreciate your advice here.

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On 2/3/2012 10:39:11 PM, Anonymous wrote:
I have just moved this very useful
entire thread,
here:-http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum
/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=30905&new=I
f one has the time, can check out this
"worked real life example".Here, I have
elaborated the benefit of plotting a
pie-chart. And gave examples of how to
determine how qi could be interpreted.In
your case, frankly, you merely say this
or that, but from the attached example,
why use pie chart and why plot out the
cardinal points etc...For some searching
this thread using the Google search,
wait a while until google's robot
re-update this link in their database.
As Google treats all resources under
this forum as useful. Thus, it is more
relevant to post info that is useful and
beneficial to all. Not like the last
most recent message posted by a
newbie... again, no one else cares
another person's particulars.On 2/3/2012
10:26:01 PM, Cecil Lee wrote: >Gong
Xi Fa Cai!These are some
considerations:1. Feng Shui is a
holistic approach. 2. When looking
at >qi, in one of this year's forum
message, >I had advised a user how to
look at >qi.3. I believe, I mentioned
in a >previous forum message to look
out of qi >coming into the home. 4.
Thus, you >should also be checking to
see if there >are any openings, how
large etc... >sharing the external
toilet wall.5. In >my opinion, based
on your rough sketch, >it is
reasonable to assume that the >stars
may be locked up in the toilet
especially one plots a pie chart and
see >where is the actual cardinal
point and >that sector; and wether
there are any >openings if
possible.6. Thus, if this is >the 2nd
storey, in the real world; lock >up
is not like a bio-harzard level 3 or
more type of facility; this is
utopian.7. Furthermore, please
remember >ONE thing! Especially for a
landed >property: qi is strongest at
ground >level.8. Frankly, you are
just like >staring into the sky; but
critical is >also the ground level
sort of thing.9. >If you have done as
reasonable as you >can at the 2nd
level; then within >boundaries, you
have done your very best >at the
level or at that sector. 10. A >home
is meant to be stayed in. Don't go
to the extreme. On this same topic;
there are some insane Geomancers out
there; where I had encountered
telling >their clients; worse still :
Don't use >that bloody toilet!.. Go
think about >it... 11. At the end of
the day is: You >stay there, WE
don't... On 2/3/2012 >4:00:45 PM,
Anonymous wrote: >Dear
Cecil,Happy New Year of >the
Dragon >and Gong Xi Fa
Chai!According to >flying star
chart, there are stars 2
& 5 in south east
sector of my house (front
facing >90 deg east). That's
why the >bathroom 1 (see
attachment) is
located.The
attached >bathroom 1 has a door
and also the >walk in wardrobe
area has a sliding >door. Is
this good enough to capture
the bad stars? Is
bedroom >1 out of the boundary
of this bad >sector?The bedroom
door is next to >the safety
panel of the high open >ceiling
and the stair. Perhaps I >will
put a partition screen next to
stair.Hope to hear your advice
to clear my concerns.Thank
you.