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Thank you for your reply and enlightenment. Indeed, we are often constricted by the negativeness that we forgot the fundamental of fengshui studies. It makes perfect sense, now that you pointed out the flow of qi and. In our case, the door opens into the South sector, so are the windows. Basing on what you have responded, our room is then influenced by the South sector stars. Would it still be wise to sleep and work in that room? Our present room is located in the SW. Mountain star 3, water star 8, period star 4. In 2013, SW is where flying star 2-black flies in to. If we can't use the South sector room, can we continue to sleep and work in SW room? (I work from home)

Hi Master Cecil, I have purchased all the ebooks, and have been reading but fail to fully comprehend the complexity of the contents. Moving forward to 2013, our bedroom is divided into half: 1. SE sector (mountain star 1; water star 6; period star 6) 2. South sector (mountain star 5; water star 1; period star 2) I understand that for 2013, annual flying star #4 moves to SE (but have to watch not to face SE3 where Tai Sui resides); and #9 annual flying star moves to South. Supposedly, South should be a good sector (#9 star), but the room is influenced by 5/1 stars in house period star 2 sector. (Pardon the terminology) Can we still sleep in the other half of the room (SE); and use the other half (S) for work? The next available room is located at SW (annual FS star #2 in 2013); and the mountain/water star combination is 3/8 in house period star 4. We were advised by one Fengshui practitioner that if we sleep in the room, the water star dominates the mountain star; and if we work in that room, the mountain star dominates the water star. I read through your books and don't think I find that theory anyway. As we have family members who suffer from chronic illnesses, we want to do the best thing for everyone. Appreciate your reply.