Flying star and rennovations

[myfs_152173]

Master Cecil,

I joined your forum only recently. Read about your warning on undertaking renovations in the East in 2011. Too late for me, I did some major renovations and it has been a very tough year.

My home is North facing with a natural reserve at the back (South) of the house. A creek flows through the reserve. My understanding is the back of the house should be protected (tortoise). I do have some small trees in the backyard.

I have changed the landscape in the East by removing some old trees. In 2012, I want to plant a hedge all along the boundary wall upto the back boundary wall. I also want to build a retaining wall on the back boundary and grow a hedge.

Can I go ahead and plant a hedge along the east boundary wall and build a retaining wall along the back (south) boundary wall to plant a hedge on top, or should I wait until 2013? Can you please give some advice. I do not want to make the mistake of 2011. Regards

[Cecil Lee]

1. Resources:-
2012 Flying Star Forecast

North

7 2 9 8 6 4 3 1 5

South

Take note the following sectors:-

• Sickness Star this year is at North
  
• Misfortune/Sickness Star this year is at South-East
  
• Disputes/Quarrel Star this year is at South-West
  
• Education/Romance Star this year is at East
  
• Grand Duke this year is East-South-East, 120 Degree.
  - Avoid sitting facing the grand duke or disturbing him by having renovations.
  
• Location in Conflict is South.
  - Avoid having renovations done opposite the location in conflict.

2013 Flying Star Forecast

North

6 1 8 7 5 3 2 9 4

South

Take note the following sectors:-

• Sickness Star this year is at South-West
  
• Misfortune/Sickness Star this year is at Center
  
• Disputes/Quarrel Star this year is at East
  
• Education/Romance Star this year is at South-East
  
• Grand Duke this year is South-South-East, 150 Degree.
  - Avoid sitting facing the grand duke or disturbing him by having renovations.
  
• Location in Conflict is East.
  - Avoid having renovations done opposite the location in conflict.

2. Please use the above guidelines prior to doing renocations.
3. You wrote:

My home is North facing with a natural reserve at the back (South) of the house. A creek flows through the reserve. My understanding is the back of the house should be protected (tortoise). I do have some small trees in the backyard.
3.1 Usually, the fundamental key success factor is to determine the facing direction of the home.
3.2 In some instances, the back of your home could even be the frontage or facing direction.

4. You wrote: I have changed the landscape in the East by removing some old trees. In 2012, I want to plant a hedge all along the boundary wall upto the back boundary wall. I also want to build a retaining wall on the back boundary and grow a hedge.
Can I go ahead and plant a hedge along the east boundary wall and build a retaining wall along the back (south) boundary wall to plant a hedge on top, or should I wait until 2013?
4.1 If the back of the house is considered the frontage or should have clear space e.g. water star #8 under Flying Star, then it may be a detriment to plant hedges at the back area if it is now open space.
4.2 Without proper investigations, placing a mountain position wrongly can be equally just as bad.
4.3 Above reference materials shows that locations or sectors in RED should avoid renovations in 2012 or 2013.
5. Therefore, both Shapes and Forms and Flying Stars should best to looked into, for peace of mind. Otherwise, it is all trial and error....

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On 12/29/2011 2:31:48 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Master Cecil,
I joined your forum only
recently. Read about your
warning on undertaking
renovations in the East in
2011. Too late for me, I did
some major renovations and it
has been a very tough year.
My home is North facing with a
natural reserve at the back
(South) of the house. A creek
flows through the reserve. My
understanding is the back of
the house should be protected
(tortoise). I do have some
small trees in the backyard.
I have changed the landscape
in the East by removing some
old trees. In 2012, I want to
plant a hedge all along the
boundary wall upto the back
boundary wall. I also want to
build a retaining wall on the
back boundary and grow a
hedge.
Can I go ahead and plant a
hedge along the east boundary
wall and build a retaining
wall along the back (south)
boundary wall to plant a hedge
on top, or should I wait until
2013? Can you
please give some advice. I do
not want to make the mistake
of 2011. Regards