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Topic: Determine house border lines for Bagua Map
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From: Anon (Hidden from Privacy)
Date: 10/29/2002 07:51 PM
Further to what I had mentioned:-
Flying Star Feng Shui is used in particular to look at the frontage (water star - if any) of a landed property or locations where there can reasonably be a mountain star.
Thus, as mentioned earlier, if Metal elements or Water elements are detected, water or flat level areas can be enhanced - especially if Metal stars are present.
For mountain stars, it can be located at the side of the house (next to main entrance) or at the back of the house - if a mountain star is found at that specific sector).
The above together with Shapes and Forms MUST be taken under consideration, TOGETHER and should not be viewed separately.
Other than the above, or if one is really not into Feng Shui, go for the " FREE FOR ALL " or relying on one's intutition. This is better than relying on a Modern Invention: Black Hat Sect Ba Gua Template.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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