North In the Year Of Goat

[myfs_88310]

Hello, Cecil, I saw your advice to another member of the Geomancy regarding the north in the year of goat.
Your advice was: "do not touch the north in the year of goat".
I have a detached single family house. I suppose the north means the main entrance of the house regardless the direction of my house is facing.
I plan to remove a tree and plant several small trees in my "front yard" in the coming few months (the year of goat). Because my front yard is considered in the north, I wonder if I should abandon the idea of removing and planting trees. Your advice would be much appreciated.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Jen,
1. The worst location to touch or disturb from 1 February 2003 (1st day of Lunar New Year) is South at 220 degrees.
2. This direction is where the Grand Duke of Jupiter is suppose to be sitting. And it is very inauspicious to disturb or touch him. It may bring several years of bad luck.
3. The 3-Killings location
The 3 killings location is directly opposite the grand duke location.
Therefore if Grand Duke is sitting at 220 degrees, than this coming Goat year 2003, the 3-killings is located at 40 degrees.
Please see below:-

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On 1/21/2003 4:55:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello, Cecil, I saw your
advice to another member of
the Geomancy regarding the
north in the year of goat.
Your advice was: "do not touch
the north in the year of
goat".

Note: True magnetic compass direction at 40 degrees. Here, do not do any renovations.

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I have a detached single
family house. I suppose the
north means the main entrance
of the house regardless the
direction of my house is
facing.

No. Traditional Feng Shui Compass School uses true magnetic compass (direction).
Not any symbolic `North' direction.
For example, if this location is not 40 degrees North-North East, then there is no issue here.

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I plan to remove a tree and
plant several small trees in
my "front yard" in the coming
few months (the year of goat).
Because my front yard is
considered in the north, I
wonder if I should abandon the
idea of removing and planting
trees. Your advice would be
much appreciated.

As mentioned, please use any ordinary compass with a magnetic needle. From the centrepoint of the house, if this direction is not NNE 40 degrees, than there should not be a problem or issue unless; the Flying Star chart has signification bad earth elements such as #5 or #2 or a combination of both or multiple (triple) of these.
If there are many #2 or #5, then, when doing digger, it is preferred to place some metal between the two. A simple analogy is e.g. if there is a garage, a car between the digging is acceptable.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil