myfs_149544 Posted April 5, 2011 Share Posted April 5, 2011 Hi, I really enjoy the site. I put together a flying star chart for the apartment my wife and I are moving to, and I found that the room we're planning on using as our bedroom has a sitting star #5 (which seems to be bad, although I don't really know). The only other bedroom in the apartment has a sitting star of #3, so not much better, and it has a facing star #8, so I was looking forward to using it as an office.What should we do about this? Is there some way to mitigate having this star or are we just sort of out of luck? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted April 6, 2011 Staff Share Posted April 6, 2011 These are some of the considerations:-1. Priority should be given to the Water and Mountain stars.2. If I read you correctly; when you mention "sitting" star; I believe you are refering to the base star or some call it the palace star. 3. Well, it is preferred to look more closely at the both the Water and Mountain stars vs just only the "sitting" star(s). Quote On 4/5/2011 4:48:38 PM, Anonymous wrote:Hi, I really enjoy thesite. I put together aflying star chart for theapartment my wife and I aremoving to, and I found thatthe room we're planning onusing as our bedroom has asitting star #5 (which seemsto be bad, although I don'treally know). The onlyother bedroom in the apartmenthas a sitting star of #3, sonot much better, and it has afacing star #8, so I waslooking forward to using it asan office.What should we doabout this? Is theresome way to mitigate havingthis star or are we just sortof out of luck? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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