myfs_130403 Posted August 28, 2018 Share Posted August 28, 2018 Dear Master Cecil, we bought a new period 8 north1 bungalow. It has 2,9,5, 7,4,9, 9,2,7, in the front. The front door is in between North and North-East sector, and the master bedroom is in between the North-West and North sector. Is this a good house to stay? Or there are ways to rectify the bad stars? thank you. susiechong Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted August 28, 2018 Staff Share Posted August 28, 2018 3 hours ago, myfs_130403 said: Dear Master Cecil, we bought a new period 8 north1 bungalow. It has 2,9,5, 7,4,9, 9,2,7, in the front. The front door is in between North and North-East sector, and the master bedroom is in between the North-West and North sector. Is this a good house to stay? Or there are ways to rectify the bad stars? thank you. susiechong These are some considerations: 1. Frankly, what you wrote does not match each other. This is because "2,9,5, 7,4,9, 9,2,7" does not match a P8 N1 house. 1.1. A P8 N1 chart numbers looks like this:- 1.2 The saying: "A miss is as good as a mile" = A miss is as bad as a wide miss. And yes, both are misses. 2. The numbers you mentioned belongs instead to a N2 / N3 chart: 2.1. In addition, I am not sure if your compass readings are really correct also? 2.2. No offence but this common I.T. term: G.I.G.O. = Garbage In, Garbage Out. Simply garbage readings lead to garbage results. 3. You also wrote: "Is this a good house to stay? Or there are ways to rectify the bad stars?" 3.1 Here's a valid reply to your question: https://www.geomancy.net/wiki/Feng_Shui_Triage 3.2 Your question very much sounds like this:- 3.1 The rationale for a Triage? Shapes and Forms accounts for a whopping 70%. And the Compass School: Eight House and the wrong either the mixed-up of P8N1 or "2,9,5, 7,4,9, 9,2,7" accounts for only 30% of the total luck of a house. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted August 28, 2018 Staff Share Posted August 28, 2018 Case Study 1: Is the smart-phone one is holding really a SMART compass? or a Retard? Don't be mistaken for "gigolo". This is GIGO. G.I.G.O. How can you be so sure like this recent case that your compass readings are correct? If one uses the Smart-phone compass? In this example, the readings taken by the client was 33 degrees. The actual reading is 20 degrees! A whopping 13 degrees variance! Think again, if one thinks that just because it is a smart phone; the readings, here ain't too smart. In fact, a Casio compass watch readings (although) this watch is not a smart phone... can even beat the retarded smart-phone's compass anytime, anywhere. Here, the client's compass readings were off. And thought that the unit is not a North-South unit. As she suspected the Agent was only trying to get her to buy the unit. In fact, I collaborated to her that the Agent was actually correct as the unit was in-fact a North-South unit. Here, just because one has a powerful Smart-phone. Actually, that Smart-phone is prone to wrong compass readings. Continued... in Case Study 2... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted August 28, 2018 Staff Share Posted August 28, 2018 Case Study 2: I must qualify that majority of the time (unfortunately) the "retard" is actually the person holding the Smart-phone compass taking readings. If one applies certain (proper) techniques, one can still squeeze out a reasonable reading out of the Smart-phone compass. He's holding a Chinese Luopan... but his stance is incorrect! Part of the blame lies with the sensitivity of the Smart-phone compass. For example the interior of a building / lobby / unit has many re-bars. And these reinforced-steel bars often affect the compass readings not just of Smart-phone compasses but also many other compass. Overall, the main blame goes to the person taking the readings. The Adage of: "A bad workman blames their tools". Here, who then is the retard? Thus please don't laugh at the Smart-phone totally! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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