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Hi, I have a narrow hallway 20 ft long by 3 ft wide, at the ends of which are two doors. In a previous email you mentioned this is a leak. My Gua is 8, strong earth. Would hanging metal/brass wu lou at the sliding door help block the good chi from escaping? Do you have a preference to the type of material used for the wu lou (ceramic, metal/brass, naturally dried)? Thanks

Dear masters, In my 20 year vs yearly flying star, my north sector is 2 vs 1. Proposed solution is to use metal to weaken earth. If I use the mountain star vs water star, it is 7 vs 5. Proposed solution is to use wood to control earth. Which solution should takes precedence since metal destroys wood? Thanks for your help.

Dear masters, I paid for the flying star report package using the year my home was built- 1972. However, in 2003, I had two renovations done, one to replace all water pipes to copper and the other to replace all windows with brand new glass. The water pipes required drilling into a portion of my floor. Should I consider this as the new period of the house (2003) instead of the year the house was built (1972)? If so, then my flying star analysis changes to reflect the new period? Thanks for your help.

Dear masters, I am KUA 8, strong earth. My roommate is KUA 4, weak metal. Both our unfavorable elements is red/fire. However, I should increase my metal elements, while my roommate should increase earth. If I added metal objects in the home, will this negatively affect my roommate? Thanks for your help,

Dear Sirs, The more I read about feng shui, the more I get confused. I have the 20 yr flying star chart, then I also saw the 2004 flying star chart. Which one do I follow? Also, how do I read the 3 numbers correctly so I can apply the appropriate balance? For example, my West has 488 with 8 as the middle number but my N has 725 and SE 152 which from my very basic understanding, 2 and 5 are bad numbers. My kua number is 8 on period 6 house. Thanks for your advice.

Hi, I've been reading your forum and it is very enlightening. I like your reasoning about fixing leaks before enhancing. There are two windows facing each other in my house, as well as the main door facing the back patio door also in a straight line. Are these leaks? How can I correct them? Thanks for any advice you continue to give to readers.