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Dear Brenda,

1. In my opinion, Feng Shui based on `sectors' is too general and I feel that it is an unreliable form.

2. The question I often ask myself is: How is it that each and everyone's SW is the marriage and romance corner? It is not possible especially if everyone tries to `enhance the sector.

3. I often quote the situation where there is say only 1 lady and three men have made much effort to enhance their SW. For example, one man placed 1 rose at the SW. While the second male placed 12 roses at SW. The third person places 100 roses at SW.

4. Does it mean that the one that enhances that sector the `most' eventually "gets" the lady? What if they all wait and as a result, a total `stranger' to the three men sweeps the lady off her feet?

5. Apologies if I bring in the Flying Star. But the Flying Star FS is not based on description and then placing numbers in the situation. But rather, the Flying Star is based on two factors that I mentioned in an earlier email:

A. Knowing the date of birth of the house.
B. Compass direction of the main entrance.

6. These two factors will then determine which sector has what #. And not based on a person's description; pluck numbers from the air and then "saying" that the sector has #2 or #5.

7. There are many FS conceps and Flying Star is one of these concepts. Usually, this is more advanced FS and the concepts should be understood.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 4/19/01 1:49:00 AM, Brenda Mc wrote:
>Dear Cecil:
>My bedroom is located in the
>South West, the relationship
>and marriage corner of my
>house. The decoration of the
>bedroom are: Milky white wall;
>Deep redish funiture; Deep red
>curtains for the window; light
>yellow comforter. According
>to these bedroom settings, do
>I have #2 or #5 in my bedroom.
>(I really know NOTHING about
>the flying stars) Please
>advise. Thank you SO MUCH.
>
>sincerely,
>brenda