myfs_33009 Posted February 19, 2006 Share Posted February 19, 2006 I'm a bit confused. My front door sits at 302 degrees NW and was built in 1918 which makes it a Period 3 home right... Do these positions still line up with the Ba-gua with the entry in the Career (north)section etc. or is my career section in in the NW since this is where my front door is? So many directions...so many ways to get confused, but I'm very intrestedin persuing knowledge and balancing our home.Blessings..gg Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
myfs_119270 Posted February 20, 2006 Share Posted February 20, 2006 under flying star feng shui it is the stars which govern the career not the sectors. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted February 20, 2006 Staff Share Posted February 20, 2006 Dear Anon,Anonymous wrote:I'm a bit confused. My front door sits at 302 degrees NW and was built in 1918 which makes it a Period 3 home right... Do these positions still line up with the Ba-gua with the entry in the Career (north)section etc. or is my career section in in the NW since this is where my front door is? The Flying Star concept assess your the feng shui of the house based on the facing and period the house was build. While Eight Aspiration (based on ba gua), gives a general intepretation of what each direction is represented in general.In applying feng shui, always go for personalised analysis first. Meaning Flying Star is more important than Ba Gua analaysis simply because flying star is personalised to the home, while ba gua is general.In any case, if you are looking for career enhancements, you should focus on the house main door and your bedroom sectors based on the flying star and eight house because these affects you most. Then, check on your ba zi ie whether what is your favourable colour / career etc.URL: http://talk.geomancy.netAfter all those,then you want to look at enhancing the eight aspiration (ba gua), then go ahead.Hope that helps.Warmest RegardsRobert LeeGEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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