Can 3 Good Stars Overide 2 bad Stars ?

[myfs_134423]

Dear Master Cecil,
This month, the Monthly Star and the Yearly Star are the same -which resulted in my East bedroom Sector havingthree #6 stars ( Base, Year & Month stars) versus two bad stars #5 and #9 ( Mountain & Water stars).Do you thinkthe three big metal stars will bestrong enoughto overcome the #5 & #9 ? Eager to hear your analysis of this incidence.
Thank you.

[myfs_134423]

Sorry, correction to my post below- I meant my "SouthEast" bedroom and not "East" bedroom. Thanks.

Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil,
This month, the Monthly Star and the Yearly Star are the same -which resulted in my East bedroom Sector havingthree #6 stars ( Base, Year & Month stars) versus two bad stars #5 and #9 ( Mountain & Water stars).Do you thinkthe three big metal stars will bestrong enoughto overcome the #5 & #9 ? Eager to hear your analysis of this incidence.
Thank you.

[Cecil Lee]

Since you mentioned that it occurs when the year, month and base are equal to #6 x 3; in my opinion, I take it that it does not appear all the time. As due to time dimensions, especially the month can change and for the year, a year passes so fast.

Thus time dimensions need to be taken into consideration, here.

Another view point is that in other sectors; without the #5, but if there was the #9 e.g. As the water or mountain star, such combinations of #6 will instead kill or neutralize a good star number.

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On 12/1/2011 6:38:12 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Sorry, correction to my post
below - I meant my
"SouthEast" bedroom and not
"East" bedroom. Thanks.
Anonymous wroteear Master Cecil,This
month, the Monthly Star and the Yearly
Star are the same - which resulted
in my East bedroom Sector
having three #6 stars ( Base, Year
& Month stars) versus two bad stars
#5 and #9 ( Mountain & Water
stars). Do you think the
three big metal stars will
be strong enough to overcome
the #5 & #9 ? Eager to hear your
analysis of this incidence.Thank you.

[Cecil Lee]

 

IN SUMMARY

"The main point of the text emphasizes the importance of considering time dimensions when analyzing the occurrence of specific numerical combinations, particularly the significance of the number six in relation to other numbers and their potential effects in various contexts. Additionally, it suggests that certain combinations can negate or diminish the positive influence of beneficial numbers." -  Master Cecil Lee