Flying Star vs 8 House

[jyonghy@yahoo.com]

Dear Cecil
According to Flying Star, the NE sector of my room/house is inauspicious signifying loss, legal & problems. So I have a big wardrobe placed in the NE, would it suppress the bad luck of this location?
On the other hand, according to the 8 House, NE is one of my good sector. Now that Flying Star says it is bad and a wardrobe is put there, does that mean I now have 3 good sectors and 5 bad sectors?
Thank you.
Jo

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Jo,
The key thing to remember about the Eight House Theory is that the more one spents time at a good sector the better.
Even if the sector is a good sector but, one does not spent time at, thus, it does `not apply' i.e. there is no beneifical effect on a person.
Under the Flying Star Theory, most importantly, although it is your loss or legal problems area, you have to check the elements at that sector e.g. the mountain / water star and the base number to see if there are any imbalances.
If there are imbalances, one has to cure it. Once this is done, in general we have balanced that sector.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 8/31/00 9:53:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil
According to Flying Star, the
NE sector of my room/house is
inauspicious signifying loss,
legal & problems. So I have a
big wardrobe placed in the NE,
would it suppress the bad luck
of this location?
On the other hand, according
to the 8 House, NE is one of
my good sector. Now that
Flying Star says it is bad and
a wardrobe is put there, does
that mean I now have 3 good
sectors and 5 bad sectors?
Thank you.
Jo