Ox house for Ox Person

[myfs_135439]

Is it true that even if an OX person belongs to the east group he/she can still sit facing a NE1 direction or live in a NE1 house without worry because this is the ?OX direction? and that he/she would still be protected? And what about the opposite of a West Group Ox person facing a N2, ?RAT direction? is he/she also protected because the RAT and OX together forms an auspicious combination?

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Which brings to mind a friend of mine, he once told me that he had a house audited by Feng Shui Master and was told that ?No ?Horses? will Survive in this house!? he didn?t refer to my friend but to astrological HORSE Sign people in general could not and should not live in that house? is it perhaps because it was facing N2, ?RAT direction? or was it of another reason altogether? is there even such a thing?

Thanks again in advance!

PEACE+LOVE+LIGHT

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[Cecil Lee]

1. Usually, there are two major instances where a home may not be "lived" in by human beings:-

1.1 Shapes and Form Feng Shui

In this example, a house is "entrapped" and death may follow anyone living in this entrapped house:-

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1.2 Flying Star Feng Shui

Some homes may have bad Shapes and Forms and in certain instances, combined with bad yin stars. For example, some bad yin stars may result in "death" in such a home thru suicide .....

2. What you had mentioned, has often to fit with Para 1 and or Para 2. Thus, it NEED not necessarily be a specific animal sign e.g. Rat living in a South house (Horse element).

3. What you had mentioned often belongs to the category called "Kindergarden Feng Shui". And often, if it does occur it is often by coincidence.

4. Kindergarden Feng Shui is like saying that North = Water, South = Fire, East = Wood etc... And does not consider more complex interactions such as Flying Star Feng Shui or a person's ba zi.

5. In Singapore, even as recent as 1970's to 1980's, there were the "less educated" Geomancers! Such persons, because of their lower education, and many of these are "fly by night" practitioners who, place a table at a road side (five foot way) and begin to do Astrology Forecast. This is at the time when, IBM PC, Apple computer was around the corner and there was no internet.

6. In the 1990's, when the internet arrived, there were tons of "Black Hat Sect" or they were called Tibetian Black Hat Sect - sounds mysterious and enticing. Came online to flood the internet with the modern invention of "Fixed template" Feng Shui.

7. Nowadays, with better informed persons, more books, more online materials, it is more important that one should all the morenot be "conned" into applyingKindergarden Feng Shui. "

[Cecil Lee]

It is interesting that 8 to 10 years ago, whenever someone wants to find out Chinese "mystic" practises, will most of the time search the internet for "astrology" or "Chinese zodiac" signs.

It was rare at that time for a search of : Feng Shui or the dialect term of "Fung sway" etc...

Nowadays, many can seem to correctly search for "Feng Shui".

This is good because: Chinese astrology in my opinion may lead to "auto suggestion" and even "self-fullfilling prophecy!".

In the past, I cannot really see the correlation between a geomancer siting on the road side, "dictating" some one else's future. If the geomancer can "predict" someone else future, why can't he predict his own?