Applying Flying Stars chart to an appartment

[myfs_79627]

Dear Cecil,
I happen to live in an appartment in the northern wing of a huge cross-shaped 6 period appartment building, my wing entrance facing 100 degrees East. At the same time, my appartment is located at the back side of the building, all the rooms, the kitchen and all the windows thus looking 280 West, facing a major street in some 200 meters, but my appartment's only entrance door is half east- half north-east. Shall I apply the entire building's Flying Stars chart to my particular appartment, or shall I make a different chart for it, considering that it's yang side is obviously western one?
Best regards,
Darius

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Darius,

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my appartment's
only entrance door is half
east- half north-east.
It is best to do a chart based on your entrance door direction. The audit here would be meant for your house.

If you are taking the reading of the building, then, the audit is meant for the entire building. And your house is just a mere (specific) sector or `grid'.
If you need confirmation to confirm the centrepoint or to confirm the layout, feel free to either:-
1. create a sketch in graphic file in any of the popular format i.e. .jpg, .bmp, .gif and upload to this forum.
alternatively, simply fax it to:-
065-6482570
I will be more than happy to assist you to confirm your layout / main door direction.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 3/8/2002 7:43:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,
I happen to live in an
appartment in the northern
wing of a huge cross-shaped 6
period appartment building, my
wing entrance facing 100
degrees East. At the same
time, my appartment is located
at the back side of the
building, all the rooms, the
kitchen and all the windows
thus looking 280 West, facing
a major street in some 200
meters, but my appartment's
only entrance door is half
east- half north-east. Shall I
apply the entire building's
Flying Stars chart to my
particular appartment, or
shall I make a different chart
for it, considering that it's
yang side is obviously western
one?
Best regards,
Darius