Confusing Remedy

[myfs_104106]

If Metal was used toremedy the 3 (arguments/conflicts/lawsuits)in a sectorthat has3M (wood)/7W (metal)/and 6A (metal),how would it affect the unfavorable 7? If Fire is used as the remedy, will it reduce the favorable 6?

Thank you.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Oliv,

1. I must emphasie that the Flying Star concept uses the Five elements concept.

2. Between the "cures" related to the Productive cycle or "cures" based on the Destructive cycle, one should always try to use "cures" relating to the Productive cycle, first.

3. Again, I refer to the 5 elements cycle under this link:- http://www.geomancy.net/resources/theories/fs-5element.htm

4. Based on the subsitution model which I had just recently postulated:-

The productive cycle:-

Metal -

Quote

Water -
Wood

Thus both 7 and 6 are metal element, where 3 is wood element.

Thus: 7 & 6 - Water -
3

Thus under the harmonious cycle, the remedy is to use water to breach the gap of Metal to Wood.

Adding Fire as a cure is not productive since under the destructive cycle fire destroy metal. Since we have a good #6 strong metal, overall based on the three #'s that you had mentioned, water element is the best cure, here.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 2/9/2005 7:01:58 PM, Anonymous wrote:

If Metal was used

toremedy the 3

(arguments/conflicts/lawsuits)

in a sectorthat

has3M (wood)/7W

(metal)/and 6A

(metal),how would it

affect the unfavorable

7? If Fire is used as

the remedy, will it reduce the

favorable 6?

Thank you.

[myfs_104106]

Thank you SO much Master Lee. This has been a very confusing area for me during the 3 years I have studied tradtional Chinese feng shui. No one, until you, has explained the process of choosing a remedy (first Productive then Destructive). It is such a simple and basic point, yet if a student is not aware of it, it becomes quite a large issue. Once again THANK YOU!!

Best Wishes,

Oliv Sullivan

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On 2/9/2005 7:10:04 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Dear Oliv,

1. I must emphasie that the

Flying Star concept uses the

Five elements concept.

2. Between the "cures" related

to the Productive cycle or

"cures" based on the

Destructive cycle, one should

always try to use "cures"

relating to the Productive

cycle, first.

3. Again, I refer to the 5

elements cycle under this

link:-

http://www.geomancy.net/resour

ces/theories/fs-5element.htm

4. Based on the subsitution

model which I had just

recently postulated:-

The productive cycle:-

Metal -
Water -


Wood

Thus both 7 and 6 are metal

element, where 3 is wood

element.

Thus: 7 & 6 -


Water -
3

Thus under the harmonious

cycle, the remedy is to use

water to breach the gap of

Metal to Wood.

Adding Fire as a cure is not

productive since under the

destructive cycle fire destroy

metal. Since we have a good #6

strong metal, overall based on

the three #'s that you had

mentioned, water element is

the best cure, here.Warmest

Regards,Cecil

On 2/9/2005 7:01:58 PM, Oliv Sullivan

wrote:
If Metal was

used
toremedy the

3
(arguments/conflicts/lawsuits)
&

nbsp;in a

sectorthat
has3M

(wood)/7W
(metal)/and

6A
(metal),how would

it
affect the unfavorable
7?

If Fire is used as
the remedy, will

it reduce the
favorable

6?
Thank you.