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Dear Tervino,

I `sympathise' with the "confusion" of the 8house and flying star.

1. For the Flying Star:

1.1 Priority should be given to look at imbalances within a specific sector.

1.2 For example, even in a very auspicious sector, there may be an imbalance caused.

Once the imbalance is `neutralised', this would generally under the 20 Year Flying Star period, can range from good to auspicious or very auspicious sector.

1.3 After knowing the above, then you can `superimpose' the Eight House of an indiviual "over this ".

1.4 If it is a very aupicious sector under Flying Star and equally, it is an aupicious sector under Eight House e.g. Prosperity, Health etc... all the better.

Take it as a `BONUS'.

1.5 You can still find that it is a very aupicious sector under Flying Star yet it is an inauspicious location for you to spent time at i.e. deathline under Eight House theory.

If you look at it this way, the `effects' are lesser than say it is your deathline under Eight House and e.g. the sickness sector at the Flying Star. Here, the `bad effects' are said to be compounded.

Overall, we cannot have the best of both worlds and there are situations where the Flying Star sectors are auspicious but are not auspicious for a person under Eight House.

Priority should always go for the Flying Star analysis. By looking at the 20 Year Chart and at the same time the Yearly star chart.

For the Flying Star, it is always best to remember to neutralise any imbalances. For example, if there is a bad earth or 5 yellow (earth), you should cure the room of it eg. hanging 6 coins.

Assuming that the bedroom has this bad earth coupled with the deathline, it could be `worse'.

For the Eight House, it is good to be aware that it is at one's death sector but nothing much can be done here except sleep further away (if possible) from this sector).

If one frequently falls ill at this room, most likely, try to analyse using the Flying Star and most likely there is a sickness or misfortune sector or there is some other imbalances at this sector causing the problem. Again, neutralise this.

Do remember that between the Eight House and Flying Star, Flying Star should take precedence over the Eight House.

This is because the Eight House is a static model and based on a person's Yearly chart. Eight House can even be further fine tuned e.g. Bazhi Feng Shui etc.. but generally, the reason it is very popular is that it is easy to understand and apply.

Mostly, it is like an easy to understand introduction to the world of Feng Shui due to its simplicity and ease of use. There are more complex variants of Eight House which incorporates the Flying Star but as it is not static, it may not be easy to follow.

For the Eight House Theory, take it more as a `reference' point and not to "digest fully" but KIV of it.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 6/17/00 12:27:00 PM, Tervino T wrote:
>Hi ,
>
>I have conflicting result from
>the 8house & flying star
>reports. 8House theory noted
>NW is my deathline but flying
>star theory say the NW of the
>house is very auspicious and
>to stay more time in NW.
>
>From the ying star report of
>my house, it says North-west
>is very auspicious with 8
>(year), 1(mountain) & 6
>(water) appearing in the NW
>grid.
>
>From the 8 house theory
>report, my auspicious
>direction are East, southeast,
>north & south (kau no 9). NW
>is the death line.
>How do I resolve this
>difference? Ppppplease hlp.
>
>
>
>Rgds,
>Tervino