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Dear Carrie,

1. On this site, the interpretation is inside my course materials on Flying Star, but currently as I mentioned in a few postings that, I prefer to work on it further as I am not fully satisfied with the course materials.

2. Currently, the Flying Star Report available under www.geomancy-online.com fully meets the requirements and is exhaustive in analysing all three components: Water, Mountain and Base stars for each sector.

And giving advise when needed for imbalances within each sector and also providing advise on the element required.

3. So far, I have only seen others who only manage to just generate the charts but lack fully in the above analysis.

4. There is one book, Lillian Too's Chinese Numerology. In my opinion, there are some errors and majority of the time, these are again charts `generated' but lacking in analysis.

On our end, we have already done away with manual analysis, thus freeing our time to concentrate on the `finer' details i.e. to provide further assistance and interpretation.

I am not going to interpret manually what 653 is etc... or resulting in whether there is a balance or not. I feel such time, should be spent more productively at my end.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 3/23/00 5:16:00 PM, Carrie Barker wrote:
>I have completed a flying star
>grid of my south (the one used
>most often by my family and
>friends)entrance. My question
>is, are there any other sites
>or something here on your own
>website that explains the
>"stars" themselves such as
>#1-water and if it is a good
>star or bad one. What do they
>mean and how do we know if
>they are mountain or water or
>sickness or whatever? I
>thought that each of the 9
>"squares" had both a
>mountain(the left) and
>water(the right) star in them,
>is this not correct? Please
>help me to understand these
>stars. Thank you