dorje1 Posted May 12, 1999 Share Posted May 12, 1999 Please inform me of ANY books on Flying Stars that are printed in englishThanks Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
LG Posted May 27, 1999 Share Posted May 27, 1999 Dear Robert & Cecil,I am reading Lillian Too's Flying Star FS. I've been do so for the past three days and I am still stuck on the first chapter. With all due respect to Lillian too, either this book is too advanced for me or my brains are not functioning well these days.My question is does your course cover the flying star method in details. Will I be able to analyze a site based on this theory after I take the course.Thank you Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
mksay Posted May 27, 1999 Share Posted May 27, 1999 Dear Cecil & Robert,I am also reading the same book by Lillian. There is something that really troubled me:She emphasized in her book (pg. 112) that the correct way to analyze the interactions of the stars is to examine the relationship of "each of the secondary star numerals with the main numerals first" before examining the relationship of the "secondary stars with each other." Is that right?Thank you and best regards,Rose Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrator Posted May 28, 1999 Share Posted May 28, 1999 Dear Luna,I sympathise with you. Amongst the books written by Lillian Too, the is oneof the " hardest " to understand.In my personal opinion, she is a better writer of " Shapes and Form School "as I believe, she is more a "Right Brain person" or YIN and does better withillustrations combined with words. As mentioned, this is based on mypersonal opinion only.Warmest Regards,Cecil-----Original Message-----From: Listmanager To: Recipients of 'flying-star' suppressed suppressed>Date: Thursday, May 27, 1999 10:05 PMSubject: Flying Stars Book/Course Quote From: "Luna Ghobar" This message is sent from "flying-star" Mailing List.Dear Robert & Cecil,I am reading Lillian Too's Flying Star FS. I've been do so for the pastthree days and I am still stuck on the first chapter. With all due respectto Lillian too, either this book is too advanced for me or my brains are notfunctioning well these days.My question is does your course cover the flying star method in details.Will I be able to analyze a site based on this theory after I take the course. Quote Thank youTo reply: mailto:flying-star.1052@forum.geomancy.netTo start new topic: mailto:flying-star@forum.geomancy.netTo unsubscribe and participate only via Web Forum:1. Login to http://forum.geomancy.net/~geomancy with your account.2. Select "Mailing List" from the welcome page.3. Uncheck the mailing list you wish to unsubcribe, eg. "flying-star". --> Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrator Posted May 28, 1999 Share Posted May 28, 1999 Dear Luna, --Quoting Luna-- Quote My question is does your course cover the flying star method in details.Will I be able to analyze a site based on this theory after I take thecourse. We will try our best to make the course easy to understand. Yes, you will be able to analyze a site based on this theory. Warmest Regards,Cecil --> Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Robert Lee Posted May 28, 1999 Staff Share Posted May 28, 1999 Dear Rose,Please read below:------Original Message-----From: Listmanager To: Recipients of 'flying-star' suppressed suppressed>Date: Thursday, May 27, 1999 10:24 PMSubject: Flying Stars Book/Course Quote From: "Rose Say" This message is sent from "flying-star" Mailing List.Dear Cecil & Robert,I am also reading the same book by Lillian. There is something that reallytroubled me:She emphasized in her book (pg. 112) that the correct way to analyze theinteractions of the stars is to examine the relationship of "each of thesecondary star numerals with the main numerals first" before examining therelationship of the "secondary stars with each other." Is that right? Actually, that is one of the rule set. However, many other books like myselffinds that the two stars interaction is very important. It oftens tells youthe type of problem that would occur from the interactions. The two stars,one being mountain star and the other being water star, are the essence ofthe flying star. They are the stars which moves around creating a differentinfluence each time they come together.That is why it is more important to look at the two stars, then relate itwith the main star for (Triple Combination). This often results in the starseither neutralising each other creating a balance.However, the analysis the each star to the main star is another area oflooking at the flying star, it does give another type of explanation, whichI have yet to include in the current version of the Flying Star.Thus, you can see, Flying Star is a powerful theory, but there are lots toit, and it is pretty complex.Warmest RegardsRobert Lee Quote Thank you and best regards,RoseTo reply: mailto:flying-star.1053@forum.geomancy.netTo start new topic: mailto:flying-star@forum.geomancy.netTo unsubscribe and participate only via Web Forum:1. Login to http://forum.geomancy.net/~geomancy with your account.2. Select "Mailing List" from the welcome page.3. Uncheck the mailing list you wish to unsubcribe, eg. "flying-star". Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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