Need more advise on the missing corners

[sun888_99]

Dear cecil,
I understand the 33.3% rule regarding the missing corner but I am still confused about
which missing corner to cure and which corner not to cure. Since I read somewhere that the house should not have a single missing corner. So wanted to know do we cure all missing corner to make the house shape either
a square or a rectangular shape. And do we consider the 8 house or flying star when we are curing the missing corner. eg.
The north is bad for a breadwinner according to the 8 house but has excellent flying star so do we extend the missing corner or not. Thanks.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,
To find out the significance of missing corners at each compass direction / sector please refer to:
http://www.geomancy.net/fs/building.htm
If you can draw a layout plan, you can upload to this site and I can let you know which is a missing corner or protrusion. (Ideally it is a scanned layout i.e. one can see the profile of layout if you can for a clearer view).
Otherwise, it is hard for me to comment further as usually not all layout plans are the same.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 11/4/99 3:04:28 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear cecil,
I understand the 33.3% rule
regarding the missing corner
but I am still confused about
which missing corner to cure
and which corner not to cure.
Since I read somewhere that
the house should not have a
single missing corner. So
wanted to know do we cure all
missing corner to make the
house shape either
a square or a rectangular
shape. And do we consider the
8 house or flying star when we
are curing the missing corner.
eg.
The north is bad for a
breadwinner according to the 8
house but has excellent flying
star so do we extend the
missing corner or not. Thanks.

[sun888_99]

Dear cecil,
Thank you for referring me to the building pages. I think this makes it very easy for the user to pin point what they are asking.
My house is exactly like the diagram in the indent with the indent in the SW , NW, SE, and NE and the SW and NE have good flying stars but the SE has double 2 and the NW has a 4 9 Combination.
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Please advise in this scenario which indent should be cured. Thanks.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,
It is very difficult for me to comment as I really need to see a drawing of it. As an indent can be a large area or narrow etc...
This is only to determine whether there is indeed an indent.
As for cures, these are limited. For indents there are frankly no `miracle' cures for such `flaws'.
Cures differ also if it is a landed property or a flat.
For example if it is a landed property, one can do some landscaping to create a profile of the missing corner. Or place a light to brighten up the place.
For a flat or apartment, cures are limited to e.g. placing mirrors to `extend' the missing corner.
If you can, try to give me a sketch the layout and upload to the forum as I need to see the full layout plan in order to make further comments.
Furthermore, placing mirrors also depend on other schools of Feng Shui such as the flying star. If it is an inauspicious sector, placing mirrors may bounce back double the luck.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 11/5/99 12:31:55 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear cecil,
Thank you for referring me to
the building pages. I think
this makes it very easy for
the user to pin point what
they are asking.
My house is exactly like the
diagram in the indent with the
indent in the SW , NW, SE, and
NE and the SW and NE have good
flying stars but the SE has
double 2 and the NW has a 4 9
Combination.
4
Please advise in this scenario
which indent should be cured.
Thanks.