Need help on lo shu grid

[myfs_157592]

Dear all sifu and expert,


I need help on lo shu grid. I learn to plot my own lo shu grid for my condo. Pls refer to the attachment.


I need sifu to check is it correct based on my work. I totally new in this. Hope sifu can help me on this.


I got 1 question n hope sifu can help me.


I am male 34 yrs n my kua no is 3.


If I use 2nd room (grid no. 9, south & fire sector) to become my small office n might sleep there if i work late, is it suitable? Based on my kua south is good for me but it fall under fire, so I a bit confuse

For grid 6 is empty area outside my condo.


Hope to hear from you asap.


Thank you.
Tony

[Cecil Lee]

Frankly, you have to do more than just placing the 9 numbers only.
You have to place into each of the 9 grids: especially the #mountain & #water stars.
For example in the pie chart version, see attachment. You can see that each sector has it's own Flying Star numbers.
Thus unfortunately, the rudimentary numbers e.g. 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5 , 6, etc... serves no (much if any) viable useful purpose.
And you wrote: If I use 2nd room (grid no. 9, south & fire sector) to become my small office n might sleep there if i work late, is it suitable? Based on my kua south is good for me but it fall under fire, so I a bit confuse
Put it plain and simple: your Lo Shu grid is too basic. Therefore, how to answer your questions?

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On 7/12/2013 11:09:08 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear all sifu and expert,
I need help on lo shu grid. I
learn to plot my own lo shu
grid for my condo. Pls refer
to the attachment.
I need sifu to check is it
correct based on my work. I
totally new in this. Hope sifu
can help me on this.
I got 1 question n hope sifu
can help me.
I am male 34 yrs n my kua no
is 3.
If I use 2nd room (grid no. 9,
south & fire sector) to
become my small office n might
sleep there if i work late, is
it suitable? Based on my kua
south is good for me but it
fall under fire, so I a bit
confuse
For grid 6 is empty area
outside my condo.
Hope to hear from you asap.
Thank you.
Tony

[Cecil Lee]

Further to what I had mentioned; the attached illustration shows: a practical approach to Feng Shui, today.
And highlighted in YELLOW are the type of work even in a DIY environment should be required.
Note: the Flying Star chart in the illustration is about: a home: with variables of : Year of birth and Facing Directions. E.g. Period 8 N1 etc... Not the tortoise that happened to appear out of water and you copied from it to do a grid. This is a no-no.
If this was the 1960s and you draw a chart that you did earlier... perhaps may impress a few people. But in the
>2000's era... this is just too basic (Kindergarten type of FS).

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On 7/13/2013 12:54:13 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Frankly, you have to do more than just
placing the 9 numbers only.You have to
place into each of the 9 grids:
especially the #mountain & #water
stars.For example in the pie chart
version, see attachment. You can see
that each sector has it's own Flying
Star numbers.Thus unfortunately, the
rudimentary numbers e.g. 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5
, 6, etc... serves no (much if any)
viable useful purpose.And you
wrote: If I use 2nd room (grid no. 9,
south & fire sector) to become my
small office n might sleep there if i
work late, is it suitable? Based on my
kua south is good for me but it fall
under fire, so I a bit confuse Put it
plain and simple: your Lo Shu grid is
too basic. Therefore, how to answer your
questions?On 7/12/2013 11:09:08 AM, Tony
Hou wrote:
Dear all sifu and expert,
I need help on lo shu grid. I
learn to plot my own lo shu
grid
for my condo. Pls refer
to the
attachment.
I need sifu to
check is it
correct based on my
work. I
totally new in this. Hope
sifu
can help me on this.
I
got 1 question n hope sifu
can help
me.
I am male 34 yrs n my kua
no
is 3.
If I use 2nd room
(grid no. 9,
south & fire
sector) to
become my small office n
might
sleep there if i work late, is
it suitable? Based on my kua
south is good for me but it
fall
under fire, so I a bit
confuse

For grid 6 is empty area
outside my condo.
Hope to
hear from you asap.
Thank you.
Tony