overlay 8 wedges / 9 squares

[myfs_97927]

Hello,
I made a flying star chart and overlayed it over my floorplan. I don't know if and how I can transform it into the 9 square grid. In some books they work with grids per room, but other books work with a big grid over the complete house. So at what level must I use the star chart / grid? At room level or at total house level?
Regards.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Robert,
For 1st timers, it is best to go for a `pie-chart' 8 wedges method instead of the grid.
If the home is rectangular, than the 9 grid, can easier be applied to.
Flying star chart can be used to analyse a singular room or an entire home.
Since your purpose is to analyse your own home, than, it is suggested that you try to find the `centre' of gravity of your home.
And from this centrepoint, align the north-south compass direction to the template.
For example, you can review the resources for the Eight House Chart or Template: http://www.geomancy.net/fs/house1.htm
The metholody is quite similar to the Flying star chart.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 11/17/2003 4:34:30 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello,
I made a flying star
chart and overlayed it over my
floorplan. I don't know if and
how I can transform it into
the 9 square grid. In some
books they work with grids per
room, but other books work
with a big grid over the
complete house. So at what
level must I use the star
chart / grid? At room level or
at total house
level?

Regards.