Flying Stars and my house built in period 6

[dorje1]

Please if someone could answer this for me I would be very grateful.
I have some confusion about the water and mountain stars directions of movement.
For example: My house was built In period 6 . I have a front door in NW2
door (320).So my water star is 7 forward /yang. My mountain star is 5.SE.because it is opposite of 7. Wouldn't it also be SE2 and be forward/yang? (5+, 6, 7+)
My confusion is in a period 7 front door. N1 (340) the water star is a 3+
(forward )and the mountain star is 2- (reverse.) (2-, 7, 3+). Could you please
explain why the 2 is reverse/yin. I thought the mountain star is exact opposite of the water star.(which wouuld make them both yang /forward). Or does one take another compass reading for the mountain star direction?
Thank you,
Bill

[Robert Lee]

Dear Bill,
Sorry for the late reply, as I was busy with other projects at hand, so did
not participate in the Forum as much.
Please read below:-
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Please if someone could answer this for me I would be very grateful.
I have some confusion about the water and mountain stars directions of
movement.
For example: My house was built In period 6 . I have a front door in NW2
door (320).So my water star is 7 forward /yang. My mountain star is
5.SE.because it is opposite of 7. Wouldn't it also be SE2 and be
forward/yang? (5+, 6, 7+)
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Given Period 6, meaning you get a 20-year chart of:-

South
513
468
927
North
Mountain Star 5 (South East 2)
1. South East 2 (which is Star 2)
2. Mountain Star 5 is in North West location
3. Second Star of North West location is yang.
Water Star 7 (North East 2)
1. North East 2 (which is Star 2)
2. Water Star 7 is in West location
3. Second Star of West location is yin.
So for this, the movement is as (5+, 6, 7-).
Key notes:-
Yang / + / Forward
Yin / - / Reverse

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My confusion is in a period 7 front door. N1 (340) the water star is a 3+
(forward )and the mountain star is 2- (reverse.) (2-, 7, 3+). Could you
please
explain why the 2 is reverse/yin. I thought the mountain star is exact
opposite of the water star.(which wouuld
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Given Period 7, meaning you get a 20-year chart of:-

South
624
569
138
North
Mountain Star 2 (South 1)
1. South 1 (which is Star 1)
2. Mountain Star 2 is in South West location
3. First Star of South West location is yin.
Water Star 3 (North 1)
1. North 1 (which is Star 1)
2. Water Star 3 is in North location
3. First Star of North location is yang.
So for this, the movement is as (2-, 7, 3+).

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make them both yang /forward). Or does one take another compass reading
for the mountain star direction?

No need to take additional reading.
Warmest Regards
Robert Lee

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Thank you,
Bill
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[dorje1]

Hi Robert,
I have been studying the info you gave me and I am still a litlle confused.
According to other Masters (Lynn Yap)
1,3,5,7,9 stars are +--
2,4,6,8, stars are -++
If this is correct wouldn't my
5 (150 degrees) and
7 (330 degrees)
both in the third sector be (-) or reverse?
Thank you,
Bill

[Robert Lee]

Dear Bill,
Please read below:-

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On 6/5/99 4:34:42 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Robert,
I have been studying the info
you gave me and I am still a
litlle confused.
According to other Masters
(Lynn Yap)
1,3,5,7,9 stars are +--
2,4,6,8, stars are -++
If this is correct wouldn't my
5 (150 degrees) and
7 (330 degrees)
both in the third sector be
(-) or reverse?

Yes, that is ONLY ONE part of the calculation. If that is the only portion which you have learnt or if the practitioners had only told you that portion, then I am afraid you will never be able to get the proper stars.
The process is actually very simple when you know how to view the chart as a compass and what is the +-- or -++ is for. As mentioned to you, so far you will not be able to understand the flying star calculation simply from the current books available on Flying Star. These only teaches you some portion or did not tell you why the calculation are done so.
Currently, even for the even and odd (so call method), do you really know why they are termed as +-- or -++.
I am currently not available for at least another week, so I will not be going into details here as I can see that you do not know very much of the basics of Flying Star to be able to understand what I would be putting forth.
Without the basic foundations to understanding the Flying Star, you will get confused and will make mistakes in doing your own calculations.
In any case, please take the calculations done my me manually for you (in the last email) or use the Flying Star Report as the software have the FULL calculation of PART ONE and PART TWO of determining the movement of the stars.
Warmest Regards
Robert Lee

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Thank you,
Bill

[dorje1]

Hi Robert
I agree with you that I am a beginner at Flying Stars. I have just begun Joseph Yu,s 3 courses including Flying Stars. So I hope that I will soon understand the basic foundations clearly.
I understood --+ to mean yin reverse,yin reverse, yang forward, which determines whether the Mountain and water stars float in a yin or yang direction based on the 24 mountains of the Lo pan compass.
My confusion was with the #5 star which did not have a direction in the Lo-Pan. Do I undersand correctly that I use the period star to determine the Yin or Yang attibute.
Thanks again Robert and sorry for the foolish questions.I hope they will become more intellegent soon.
Best wishes
Bill

[Robert Lee]

Dear Bill,
Apologise for the late reply. I just got back.
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From: "BIll Kane"
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Hi Robert
I agree with you that I am a beginner at Flying Stars. I have just begun
Joseph Yu,s 3 courses including Flying Stars. So I hope that I will soon
understand the basic foundations clearly.

Yes, Flying Star requires a clear understanding of the various foundation,
otherwise you will not be able to apply them.

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I understood --+ to mean yin reverse,yin reverse, yang forward, which
determines whether the Mountain and water stars float in a yin or yang
direction based on the 24 mountains of the Lo pan compass.
My confusion was with the #5 star which did not have a direction in the
Lo-Pan. Do I undersand correctly that I use the period star to determine the
Yin or Yang attibute.

For this portion. It depends on which theory you want to employ them.
Currently, there are 3 different theories for this. If you take the default
theory (being each period is 20-years), then 5 is being assigned to the base
star.
Warmest Regards
Robert Lee

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Thanks again Robert and sorry for the foolish questions.I hope they will
become more intellegent soon.
Best wishes
Bill

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