Should someone born in the year of the rabbit move

[myfs_146827]

Hi Master Cecil,
Should someone born in the year of the rabbit move in 2011?
Thanks,
Frank

[Cecil Lee]

These are some of the considerations:-
1. Only the YEAR of birth is too general. Look at it this way, there are millions to a billion people born in the year of the rabbit. So how can all rabbits move?
2. In fact, in the British countryside, perhaps, literally speaking rabbits are pests. So you got to move! Else, the farmers will shoot you on site!
3. There is sucha analysis that is part and parcel of the standard ba zi: see attachment. BUT wait!
4. In order to find out "....period where it might be good/bad for migration or simply changing to a new location or environment." The key ingredient are:

4.1 YEAR OF BIRTH
4.2 MONTH OF BIRTH
4.3 DAY OF BIRTH
4.4 HOUR OF BIRTH (OPTIONAL)
Else, go on become rabbit in the UK countryside and pray real hard: the farmers don't shot U!

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On 10/23/2010 12:24:11 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Master Cecil,Should someone
born in the year of the rabbit
move in 2011?Thanks,Frank

[Cecil Lee]

What happens if you forced to move? Just think of the poor pesky rabbits in the UK fields...
They have no choice! The have to be on the constant move else: they will be shot on sight and end up as rabbit stew!
Here, move or die, right?

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On 10/23/2010 1:24:41 PM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some of the considerations:-1.
Only the YEAR of birth is too general.
Look at it this way, there are millions
to a billion people born in the year of
the rabbit. So how can all rabbits move?
2. In fact, in the British countryside,
perhaps, literally speaking rabbits are
pests. So you got to move! Else, the
farmers will shoot you on site!3. There
is sucha analysis that is part and
parcel of the standard ba zi: see
attachment. BUT wait!4. In order to find
out "....period where it might be
good/bad for migration or simply
changing to a new location or
environment." The key ingredient are:4.1
YEAR OF BIRTH4.2 MONTH OF BIRTH4.3 DAY
OF BIRTH4.4 HOUR OF BIRTH
(OPTIONAL)Else, go on become rabbit in
the UK countryside and pray real hard:
the farmers don't shot U!On 10/23/2010
12:24:11 PM, frank t wrote:
Hi
Master Cecil,Should someone
born in
the year of the rabbit
move in
2011?Thanks,Frank

[myfs_146827]

Hi Master Cecil,
Let me rephrase the question regarding people who were born in the year of the rabbit. You mentioned in one of your questions that people who were born in the year of the rabbit should not do any renovation in the house for 2011. I plan to buy a house soon but I'm not sure if i will get one before 2011, and there is a high chance i will need to do some renovation on the house before i move in. I would like to know if i should wait until the following year 2012 to buy a house?
Thanks for your help,
Frank

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On 10/23/2010 2:21:08 PM, Anonymous wrote:
What happens if you forced to move? Just
think of the poor pesky rabbits in the
UK fields... They have no choice! The
have to be on the constant move else:
they will be shot on sight and end up as
rabbit stew!Here, move or die, right?On
10/23/2010 1:24:41 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
These are some of the
considerations:-1. >Only the YEAR of
birth is too general. >Look at it
this way, there are millions >to a
billion people born in the year of
the rabbit. So how can all rabbits
move? >2. In fact, in the British
countryside, >perhaps, literally
speaking rabbits are >pests. So you
got to move! Else, the >farmers will
shoot you on site!3. There >is
sucha analysis that is part and
parcel of the standard ba zi: see
attachment. BUT wait!4. In order to
find >out "....period where it might
be >good/bad for migration or simply
changing to a new location or
environment." The key ingredient
are:4.1 >YEAR OF BIRTH4.2 MONTH OF
BIRTH4.3 DAY >OF BIRTH4.4 HOUR OF
BIRTH >(OPTIONAL)Else, go on become
rabbit in >the UK countryside and
pray real hard: >the farmers don't
shot U!On 10/23/2010 >12:24:11 PM,
frank t wrote: >Hi >Master
Cecil,Should someone >born in >the
year of the rabbit >move in
2011?Thanks,Frank

[Cecil Lee]

1. In my opinion, you are the very first since this forum started that asked such a perculiar question.
2. This is the 21st century and not some BC thing.
3. In this 21st century, if you need a home, go ahead! If you don't need a home, don't buy it. Or if you think that the price will fall, then this has nothing to do with ba zi or Feng Shui.
4. Even if we want to taste or eat ba zi or Feng Shui, this is definitely not it.
5. In fact, my sincere advice, here is:
5.1 Get any coin.
5.2 Before tossing it (determine what u want for Heads or Tails)
5.3 Toss the coin. Make sure it lands on solid ground. FULL STOP.

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On 10/24/2010 11:05:03 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Master Cecil,Let me rephrase the
question regarding people who were born
in the year of the rabbit. You
mentioned in one of your questions that
people who were born in the year of the
rabbit should not do any renovation in
the house for 2011. I plan to buy
a house soon but I'm not sure if i will
get one before 2011, and there is a high
chance i will need to do some renovation
on the house before i move in. I would
like to know if i should wait until the
following year 2012 to buy a house?
Thanks for your help,FrankOn 10/23/2010
2:21:08 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
What happens if you forced to move?
Just
think of the poor pesky rabbits in
the
UK fields... They have no choice!
The
have to be on the constant move
else:
they will be shot on sight and end
up as
rabbit stew!Here, move or die,
right?On
10/23/2010 1:24:41 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
These are some of the
considerations:-1.
Only the YEAR
of
birth is too general.
Look at it
this way, there are millions
to
a
billion people born in the year of
the rabbit. So how can all
rabbits
move?
2. In fact, in the British
countryside,
perhaps, literally
speaking rabbits are
pests. So
you
got to move! Else, the
farmers
will
shoot you on site!3. There
is
sucha analysis that is part
and
parcel of the standard ba zi:
see
attachment. BUT wait!4. In order
to
find
out "....period where it
might
be
good/bad for migration or
simply
changing to a new location or
environment." The key ingredient
are:4.1
YEAR OF BIRTH4.2 MONTH
OF
BIRTH4.3 DAY
OF BIRTH4.4 HOUR OF
BIRTH
(OPTIONAL)Else, go on
become
rabbit in
the UK countryside and
pray real hard:
the farmers
don't
shot U!On 10/23/2010
12:24:11
PM,
frank t wrote:
Hi
Master
Cecil,Should someone
born in
the
year of the rabbit
move in
2011?Thanks,Frank

[Cecil Lee]

Let's not revert to the stone age or the middle ages. It's truly unbelievable!

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On 10/24/2010 9:17:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. In my opinion, you are the very first
since this forum started that asked such
a perculiar question.2. This is the 21st
century and not some BC thing. 3. In
this 21st century, if you need a home,
go ahead! If you don't need a home,
don't buy it. Or if you think that the
price will fall, then this has nothing
to do with ba zi or Feng Shui.4. Even if
we want to taste or eat ba zi or Feng
Shui, this is definitely not it.5. In
fact, my sincere advice, here is:
5.1 Get any coin.5.2 Before
tossing it (determine what u want for
Heads or Tails)5.3 Toss the coin. Make
sure it lands on solid ground. FULL
STOP.On 10/24/2010 11:05:03 AM, frank t
wrote:
Hi Master Cecil,Let me
rephrase the
question regarding
people who were born
in the year of
the rabbit. You
mentioned in
one of your questions that
people
who were born in the year of the
rabbit should not do any renovation
in
the house for 2011. I plan
to buy
a house soon but I'm not sure
if i will
get one before 2011, and
there is a high
chance i will need
to do some renovation
on the house
before i move in. I would
like to
know if i should wait until the
following year 2012 to buy a house?
Thanks for your help,FrankOn
10/23/2010
2:21:08 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
What happens if you
forced to move?
Just
think
of the poor pesky rabbits in
the
UK fields... They have no
choice!
The
have to be on
the constant move
else:
they
will be shot on sight and end
up as
rabbit stew!Here, move or die,
right?On
10/23/2010 1:24:41
PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:

These are some of the
considerations:-1.
Only the
YEAR
of
birth is too
general.
Look at it
this
way, there are millions
to
a
billion people born in the year
of
the rabbit. So how can
all
rabbits
move?
2. In
fact, in the British
countryside,
perhaps,
literally
speaking rabbits are
pests. So
you
got to
move! Else, the
farmers
will
shoot you on site!3. There
is
sucha analysis that
is part
and
parcel of
the standard ba zi:
see

attachment. BUT wait!4. In
order
to
find
out
"....period where it
might
be
good/bad for migration or
simply
changing to a new
location or
environment."
The key ingredient
are:4.1
YEAR OF BIRTH4.2 MONTH
OF
BIRTH4.3 DAY
OF BIRTH4.4
HOUR OF
BIRTH
(OPTIONAL)Else, go on
become
rabbit in
the UK countryside
and
pray real hard:
the
farmers
don't
shot U!On
10/23/2010
12:24:11
PM,
frank t wrote:
Hi
Master
Cecil,Should someone
born in
the
year of the rabbit
move in

2011?Thanks,Frank

[Cecil Lee]

A picture tells a thousand words...

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On 10/25/2010 11:40:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Let's not revert to the stone age or the
middle ages. It's truly unbelievable!On
10/24/2010 9:17:00 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
1. In my opinion, you are the very
first
since this forum started that
asked such
a perculiar question.2.
This is the 21st
century and not
some BC thing. 3. In
this 21st
century, if you need a home,
go
ahead! If you don't need a home,
don't buy it. Or if you think that
the
price will fall, then this has
nothing
to do with ba zi or Feng
Shui.4. Even if
we want to taste or
eat ba zi or Feng
Shui, this is
definitely not it.5. In
fact, my
sincere advice, here is:
5.1
Get any coin.5.2 Before
tossing it (determine what u want
for
Heads or Tails)5.3 Toss the
coin. Make
sure it lands on solid
ground. FULL
STOP.On 10/24/2010
11:05:03 AM, frank t
wrote:
Hi
Master Cecil,Let me
rephrase the
question regarding
people who
were born
in the year of
the
rabbit. You
mentioned in
one of your questions that
people
who were born in the year
of the
rabbit should not do any
renovation
in
the house for
2011. I plan
to buy
a
house soon but I'm not sure
if i
will
get one before 2011, and
there is a high
chance i will
need
to do some renovation
on
the house
before i move in. I would
like to
know if i should wait
until the
following year 2012 to
buy a house?
Thanks for your
help,FrankOn
10/23/2010
2:21:08
PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
What
happens if you
forced to move?
Just
think
of the poor
pesky rabbits in
the
UK
fields... They have no
choice!
The
have to be on
the
constant move
else:
they
will be shot on sight and end
up
as
rabbit stew!Here, move or
die,
right?On
10/23/2010
1:24:41
PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:

These are some of the

considerations:-1.
Only
the
YEAR
of
birth is too
general.
Look at it
this
way, there are millions
to
a

billion people born in the
year
of
the rabbit. So
how can
all
rabbits
move?
2. In
fact, in the
British
countryside,
perhaps,
literally
speaking rabbits are
pests. So
you
got to
move! Else, the
farmers
will

shoot you on site!3. There
is
sucha analysis
that
is part
and

parcel of
the standard
ba zi:
see

attachment. BUT wait!4.
In
order
to
find
out
"....period where it
might

be
good/bad for
migration or
simply

changing to a new
location or

environment."
The key
ingredient
are:4.1
YEAR
OF BIRTH4.2 MONTH
OF

BIRTH4.3 DAY
OF BIRTH4.4
HOUR OF
BIRTH
(OPTIONAL)Else, go on
become

rabbit in
the UK
countryside
and
pray real
hard:
the
farmers
don't
shot U!On
10/23/2010
12:24:11
PM,
frank t
wrote:
Hi
Master

Cecil,Should someone
born in
the
year
of the rabbit
move in

2011?Thanks,Frank

[Cecil Lee]

Can understand, in the past, in a communist country; one has to either ask permission to move or get shot for escaping the Berlin wall!
Feng Shui or Ba zi is never about such restrictions or taboo of such sorts.