Snake and Kua 4 Conflicting Directions

[myfs_118038]

Master Cecil,
I was wondering if you could clarify something else for me please.
I am a Kua 4 and a snake in the Chinese astrology. It appears that the
Kua 4 auspicious directions are in direct conflict with each
other. By this I mean that the best directions for the snake are West,
South West and North East. For the Kua 4 those are inauspicious
directions especially the North East which is total loss for the Kua 4
and the best direction for the snake.
Which should I be following since the above are in direct conflict.
Should I follow the Snakes auspicious directions or the Kua 4 auspicious
directions? It is really confusing and if you could please help me I
would really appreciate it.... Thank you so very much Tamara

[Cecil Lee]

Further to what I had mentioned,
1. In the past, I had often brought out the need to use this simple TOOL:-
The Three-Step-Approach
2. The above simple tool is about tracing the roots of a concept. And if we were to trace the roots; often, based on common sense, we can deduce which evolution tree a concept falls into.
3. Not only a concept falls into but rather what was it's chief evolution path.
4. Thus, in this simple attachment, if we trace Kua (Gua number) it falls under the evoluntionary tree of Feng Shui.
4.1. While what you mentioned, a snake be it a cobra, python or whatever snake; the concept of snake is based on Chinese Zodiac signs and falls under the evolution of Chinese Horoscope. Chinese Horoscope has more to with identifying an individual's traits and it's key concept is Zi Wei Dou Shu.
5. Well, isn't this again another common sense and cow sense way to look at things.
6. For us all homo sapiens, our evolution tree seems simple: our roots are in Africa.....and no matter if you are a white, asian, black or charcoal person. You or rather we ALL belong tothis tree.

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On 3/22/2012 7:42:58 AM, Anonymous wrote:
The best clue, here is to look
at the origin of the concept
or theory.
GEOMANCY & FENG SHUIFeng
Shui has two major theories:
1. Shapes and Forms2. Compass
School Feng Shui: Eight House
(Gua / Kua) and Flying
Star.Thus, based purely on
common sense, there are two
common denominators in the
above.See them (above in red
and bold).Since Kua or Gua is
meant more for Feng Shui best
direction, common sense says
that when you are applying
directions (Compass School of
Feng Shui); then Kua or Gua
should be used in this case.
GEOMANCY & CHINESE HOROSCOPEBeing
purely a snake or a rat or a pig or a
tiger etc... belongs to another branch
of Geomancy i.e. Chinese
Horoscope.Again, based on common sense,
one simply don't mix one branch of
Geomancy: Horoscopes with Feng ShuiOn
3/22/2012 7:33:09 AM, Tamara Shiels
wrote:
Master Cecil, I was wondering
if you could clarify something
else for me please.
I am a
Kua 4 and a snake in
the Chinese
astrology.
It appears that the
Kua 4 auspicious directions
are
in direct conflict with
each
other. By this I mean
that
the best directions for
the snake
are West,
South West and North
East. For the Kua 4
those
are inauspicious
directions
especially the
North East which is
total loss
for the Kua 4
and the
best direction for the
snake.
Which should I be following
since the above are in direct
conflict.
Should I follow
the Snakes
auspicious directions or
the
Kua 4 auspicious
directions? It is really
confusing and if you could
please help me I
would really
appreciate it....
Thank you so very
much Tamara

[Cecil Lee]

The best clue, here is to look at the origin of the concept or theory.

GEOMANCY & FENG SHUI

Feng Shui has two major theories:
1. Shapes and Forms
2. Compass School Feng Shui: Eight House (Gua / Kua) and Flying Star.
Thus, based purely on common sense, there are two common denominators in the above.
See them (above in red and bold).
Since Kua or Gua is meant more for Feng Shui best direction, common sense says that when you are applying directions (Compass School of Feng Shui); then Kua or Gua should be used in this case.

GEOMANCY & CHINESE HOROSCOPE

Being purely a snake or a rat or a pig or a tiger etc... belongs to another branch of Geomancy i.e. Chinese Horoscope.
Again, based on common sense, one simply don't mix one branch of Geomancy: Horoscopes with Feng Shui

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On 3/22/2012 7:33:09 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Master Cecil, I was wondering
if you could clarify something
else for me please.
I am a Kua 4 and a snake in
the Chinese astrology.
It appears that the
Kua 4 auspicious directions
are in direct conflict with
each
other. By this I mean
that the best directions for
the snake are West,
South West and North
East. For the Kua 4
those are inauspicious
directions especially the
North East which is total loss
for the Kua 4
and the best direction for the
snake.
Which should I be following
since the above are in direct
conflict.
Should I follow the Snakes
auspicious directions or the
Kua 4 auspicious
directions? It is really
confusing and if you could
please help me I
would really appreciate it....
Thank you so very much Tamara