Monday, October 30, 2017

IMPORTANCE OF FACING DIRECTION & LOCATION OF MAIN DOOR


   

Case Study No.3: Importance of the Facing Direction and Location of the Main Door

On 26th October 2017, I went to audit a friend’s house in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur. The primary reason for this audit was because she was rather anxious whether the Feng Shui of her house had anything to do with her husband and her developing thyroid problems since they had moved in. 

It was a 3 storey linked house. The façade and the main door faced the same direction, i.e., 320°NW2 (Qian) which is one of the better facing directions in Period 8 because it has a prosperous facing and prosperous sitting arrangement.  


              
                                                    NW2 (Qian)





                  Front Door            Sliding Door                
    
       5         7

             1


      
      6          8

           9

       2       4

           4

       1         3

             5



      7        9

           8

       4       6

           2

       3         5

             3



      8        1

           7    

       9       2

           6



The [5 – 7] combination in Sector 1 is an inauspicious one because the facing star 7 is untimely and, of course, the sitting 5 Yellow Star is ominous in Period 8. Star 7 affects the vocal cords, respiratory system or the neck and throat areas of the body. Therefore it is quite obvious that this [5 – 7] combination of the front door is a causal factor in the contracting of thyroid problems in my friend and her husband. My suggestion to her was not to use the front door but the sliding glass door instead which was located in Sector 9. This will avoid aggravating further health problems and simultaneously activate the Wealth Star 8 in the [6 – 8] combination.

UPDATE 1
Although my friend realizes the seriousness of the inauspicious [5 - 7] combination for the location of her front door, her husband and her in-laws unfortunately do not believe in the analysis and effectiveness of Xuan Kong Flying Star Feng Shui. Hence they will not follow my advice and will keep on activating and receiving the bad qi by using the front door. The situation will be further aggravated when an inauspicious annual star (e.g. a star 7 or 5 Yellow) flies into that sector.



UPDATE 2 (4 January 2018)
I had tea with my friend 2 days ago and it seems her sister-in-law told her that they, meaning the rest of the in-laws, are now willing not to use their main door and to use the sliding door instead. Hopefully, my friend and her husband’s thyroid problems will cease eventually as a result of not activating the [5 – 7] sector.















Friday, July 28, 2017

THE [2 - 5] COMBINATION IN FLYING STAR FENG SHUI (Part 2)




CASE STUDY No.2 (Part 2): WHY ONLY THE WIFE WAS AFFECTED BY THE OMINOUS [2 – 5] COMBINATION

Following from Part 1, we may legitimately ask why was the wife the only person who contracted Dengue Fever in 2014 and not the husband when they shared the same bed in the bedroom located in the inauspicious [2 – 5] sector.
To answer that we have to refer to the age old axiom of Chinese Metaphysics, namely, the strongest force is from one’s Life Structure (or Natal Chart) that governs one’s life which is derived from the time (year, month, day and hour) when one enters this world, and this is followed by the second strongest force: one’s Luck Cycle.
Only AFTER these two forces comes Feng Shui. Thus Feng Shui can only help in boosting one’s good luck or minimising one’s bad luck. It is not able to completely reverse one’s bad misfortune into a great fortune.

Let us now examine the wife’s Zi Wei Dou Shu’s chart:









From the chart above we can predict that the wife will encounter serious health problems in 2014 or 2015 due to the Decade’s Health Palace clashing with the Original Health Palace. The predicted year of 2014 using Zi Wei Dou Shu overlaps with the predicted year of 2014 using Xuan Kong Flying Stars Feng Shui.

Now let’s look at the husband’s chart:






Even though we can see that the husband will also encounter health problems (Tan Lang Hua Ji) but they will only occur in 2013, 2018 or 2022. These years do not coincide with the predicted years of 2014 and 2017 using Xuan Kong Flying Star Feng Shui (See Part 1). This most likely explains why the husband did not contract Dengue Fever in 2014 even though he shared the same bed with his wife in a [2 – 5] bedroom. Finally, this tends to reinforce the widely shared belief in Chinese Metaphysics that the strongest forces affecting one’s life, in descending order, are: Life Structure, Luck Cycle and Feng Shui.