Kua calculation , Confused??

[bercardor]

Hi
From one of the feng shui site , I calculated my kua number as 2 but in your software , calculated as 3.
Which one is correct? My actual date is 14 aug 1970?
Must I consider the chinese date? If so, the calculation taught in the other site is using last two digit of the born year only. Should not be any difference for chinese and actual year
Pls help

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,
In my Applied Feng Shui Course or book, under Unit 6, I have listed three methods of manual calculations to derive the Gua Number also.
All three manual methods shows the Gua Number for both Males and Female as 3 which is the same as found in the software.
I cannot comment further on the accuracy of the feng shui site mentioned.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 11/12/99 5:58:50 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi
From one of the feng shui site
, I calculated my kua number
as 2 but in your software ,
calculated as 3.
Which one is correct? My
actual date is 14 aug 1970?
Must I consider the chinese
date? If so, the calculation
taught in the other site is
using last two digit of the
born year only. Should not be
any difference for chinese and
actual year
Pls help

[bercardor]

I had seen (if correctly) from Robert reply, we must convert our birth date to chinese one for the software. Is this true??

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On 11/12/99 7:41:33 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Anon,
In my Applied Feng Shui Course
or book, under Unit 6, I have
listed three methods of manual
calculations to derive the Gua
Number also.
All three manual methods shows
the Gua Number for both Males
and Female as 3 which is the
same as found in the software.
I cannot comment further on
the accuracy of the feng shui
site mentioned.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 11/12/99 5:58:50 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Hi

From one of the feng shui site
, I calculated my kua number
as 2 but in your software ,
calculated as 3.

Which one is correct? My
actual date is 14 aug 1970?

Must I consider the chinese
date? If so, the calculation
taught in the other site is
using last two digit of the
born year only. Should not be
any difference for chinese and
actual year

Pls help

[Robert Lee]

Dear Anon,

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On 11/15/99 12:30:01 PM, Anonymous wrote:
I had seen (if correctly) from Robert
reply, we must convert our birth date to
chinese one for the software. Is this
true??

This conversion is necessary only if you have downloaded the free software for your own desktop. The free software can calculate the kua, but I did not include my copyright software into this free software. As it was provided to everyone as I had created the software for fun:)
However, if you are referring to the online reports provided by the My FengShui, every report has been automatically converted to Lunar Calendar before any analysis is done.
Every Report you generate from our online services, provides one with proper conversion to the Lunar Date of Birth, which is used for all relevant calculations.
Warmest Regards
Robert Lee
On 11/12/99 7:41:33 PM, Cecil

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Lee wrote:
Dear Anon,
In my
Applied Feng Shui Course
or book,
under Unit 6, I have
listed three
methods of manual
calculations to
derive the Gua
Number also.
All
three manual methods shows
the Gua
Number for both Males
and Female as 3
which is the
same as found in the
software.
I cannot comment further
on
the accuracy of the feng
shui
site mentioned.
Warmest
Regards,
Cecil
On 11/12/99
5:58:50 PM, Anonymous
wrote:
Hi

From one of
the feng shui site
, I calculated my
kua number
as 2 but in your software
,
calculated as
3.

Which one is correct?
My
actual date is 14 aug
1970?

Must I consider the
chinese
date? If so, the
calculation
taught in the other site
is
using last two digit of
the
born year only. Should not
be
any difference for chinese
and
actual year

Pls
help