Flying star for P6 or P7?

[myfs_105385]

Dear Master Cecil Lee:

Thank you very much for your speedy response.

I'm confused that you suggest to take two flying star charts (p6 and p7) for my house. The SW main door in P6 shows a bad feng shui house since it has mountain star 3 (bad), base star 3 (bad), year star 2 (bad), and water star 6 (the only good star). 3 bad stars vs 1 good star.

The SW main door in P7seems to beaBETTER feng shui house since it has mountain star 4 (neutral), base star 4 (neutral), year star 2 (bad), and water star 1 (good star).Only one bad star here.

Does the flying star chart for P7 take precedent then? and should I just ignore all the bad stars at the main door in P6?

Respectfully yours,

AC

[Robert Lee]

Dear Anon,

Usually, when the year the house was built is in question, we normally use two different period house which we suspect the house to be built and then do a comparison to see which is more likely to be thechart that is present in your home.

If you can tell for sure when you had any major renovation done, then you can be pretty sure which chart influence is still present for your home.

Period 6 (1964-1983) while Period 7 (1984-2003). Now we are in Period 8 (2004-2023). Generally, if you had any major renovation done in period 7, then it is very likely that your house belong to the period 7, else it will still remain as a period 6 chart.

So unless there was a major renovation done during period 7, then your chart will still remain as a period 6 chart.

In anyway, now that you enter into a period 8 chart, you should check out the period 8 chart, as even if your home is still period 6, the only option for you to fly over to the new period will be a period 8 house. There is no way to can obtain a period 7 house chart anymore since it has already pass.

However, if your house had a major renovation in period 7, and you had not done any major renovation this year. Then you have the option of keeping the period 7 house especially if the period 8 isn't as good as period 7 house chart.

Most of the time for houses in period 6, there is a pretty high chance that some renovation may had already altered the luck to a period 7 chart. But what you need to note is that it does not mean that period 7 chart will automatically take preceedence of the period 6 chart especially if no renovation was done to effect the change.

Hope that helps.

Warmest Regards
Robert Lee
GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

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On 8/12/2004 9:27:13 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Dear Master Cecil Lee:

Thank you very much for your

speedy response.

I'm confused that you suggest

to take two flying star charts

(p6 and p7) for my

house. The SW main door

in P6 shows a bad feng shui

house since it has mountain

star 3 (bad), base star 3

(bad), year star 2 (bad), and

water star 6 (the only good

star). 3 bad stars vs 1 good

star.

The SW main door in

P7seems to

beaBETTER feng

shui house since it has

mountain star 4 (neutral),

base star 4 (neutral), year

star 2 (bad), and water star 1

(good star).Only

one bad star here.

Does the flying star chart for

P7 take precedent then?

and should I just ignore

all the bad stars at the main

door in P6?

Respectfully yours,

AC