Flying Stars Feng Shui for 2007 : Predictions & Remedies for Main Door Facing North East

Flying Stars or Fei Xing is a powerful form of Feng Shui derived from the famous Xuan Kong Fengshui. It is an Analysis of the Five Elements and Star Combinations (representing certain energy patterns) that occupy every building. Each new year these annual stars change, Qi (energy) shifts happen, bringing good and bad energy with them - thereby producing different effects.

In February 2004 all the Feng Shui Energy Patterns underwent huge transformations to the NewAge of Land Luck called Period 8 Energy Cycles. It means that a large scale evolution of the human race with completely new energy dynamics has started. The significance is that the new, vibrant energies of Period 8 impacts on the buildings differently than before and energies that were previously activated now need to be remedied, in order to reduce any bad effects from the past influences.

The Flying Stars Chart or the 9-Grid Meteor Plan for the Ding-Hai, Year of the Female Yin Red Fire Pig or Boar has been plotted and the effects of their energy patterns are analyzed. The analysis also contains suggested remedies/cures for reducing the impact of negative energy and recommended enhancers for increasing and improving upon the beneficial energy of the year.

For the remedies/enhancers to be effective, they should be cleansed, energised, blessed and programmed not only for the particular individual/family but also for the specific purpose/problem. They should also be placed in the indicated location.

The direction in which your main door lies is very important to any form of Geomancy, including Feng Shui & Vaastu Shashtra. The primary reason for this is that the air currents and energy flow in and flow out through the mouth of the main door. Thus you receive positive energy for the year, if the main door faces a direction of auspicious stars or meteors (powerful energy bodies) and receive negative energy for the year, if the main door faces a direction of evil stars or meteors. In case negative impacts are forecast, you can simply offset the negative energy by installing the recommended remedies there. Any or all of these remedies can be reused for the coming years, the only thing is that they should be repositioned according to the new year.

Please note that the effects may be felt in varying degrees depending upon the exact compass degree of the main door.

ANNUAL FORECAST & REMEDIES FOR FLATS/HOMES/OFFICES/FACTORIES WITH MAIN DOOR FACING NORTH EAST: This is the direction with the worst luck in 2007. With the disastrous Five Yellows taking up the position of your main door, get ready to face obstacles, financial blocks, delays, conflicts with the law, money loss due to thefts, fire disasters, accidents, blood injuries, lawsuits and serious health problems. Those doing business will face overwhelming competition, dwindling profits and some might seriously think of selling out the unit. Do not pump in more money into your business nor attempt any expansions or try to diversify : you will loose everything. Pilferage is a reality. The salaried workers will have a tough time in concentrating on their work and in executing their responsibilities and will earn many enmities. Many will undergo demotions and retrenchment. The members of the household could suffer from infectious viral diseases, food poisoning, digestive disorders, respiratory problems, abdominal ailments, body aches and some major sickness. The year also does not auger well for the children, youth and the male members of the family.

Hang a large sized natural, original Chinese Hoo-Loo on the inner side of your main door along with a golden, metal Wou-Lou, a string of 6 I-Ching Coins and a Wind Chyme. Keep the statue of Kuan Kung or a pair of Chi-Lins straight opposite your main door, facing it. Do not display any moving water features (like Fish Aquariums, Water Fountains, etc.) here, in this year. Do not dig, construct, renovate, redecorate or repair this year near your main door. Do not shift or relocate to another place, this year. Do not drill or even drive a nail in the North East wall. Do not chop your trees. It is also not advisable to sit or sleep for extended periods, near your main door. Tape a set of 3 "Four Guardian Kings" Coins onto the bottom of the slab or cupboard seating the stoves, in the kitchen, to minimise accidents and financial loss.

Display the genuine, energised photographs of "Feng Ji, the 2007 TaiSui" and the "TaiSui Protection Talisman for 2007" in the North West and carry their miniature versions in your pocket or wallet, to minimise the negative impacts of the year.

Door Mat Colour for the Main Door : Gray, with a set of 3 Wou-Lou Coins beneath it, on the outside.

IMPORTANCE OF TAISUI TaiSui, a very important aspect of Chinese Astrology, is popularly known as the Grand Duke of Jupiter. It is an intangible energy body of war-like nature that should not be disturbed. The TaiSui or the Year Authority is a commanding post that has total control over that particular year. The Chinese Lunar Year Cycle has 60 years and so there are 60 TaiSui, with every year having a different TaiSui. For 2007, "Feng Ji" is the TaiSui and he is situated at North West. Do not install any moving objects like Fish Aquariums or Water Fountains in North West, this year. Do not dig, construct, renovate, redecorate or repair in North West this year. Do not drill or even drive a nail in the North West wall. Do not shift or relocate to another place, this year. Do not chop trees. Display the genuine, energised photographs of "Feng Ji, the 2007 TaiSui" and the "TaiSui Protection Talisman for 2007" in the North West and carry their miniature versions in your pocket or wallet, to minimise the negative impacts of the year.

Janarrdhana Guptha is an Energy Consultant, Kabbalah Energy Numerologist, Crystal Master, Vaastu/Fengshui Researcher & Clairvoyant Karma Reader. His speciality is permanent Karma Energy Correction through custom-built Crystal Energy Fields. His E-Mail : crystalvaastu@yahoo.com. His websites :www.crystal-vaastu.com/home.htm & www.newage-kabbalah-numerology.com

Cubicle Feng Shui

Some offices design cubicles according to the principles of Feng Shui. The main purpose of using Feng Shui is to use the positive energy of the surroundings to enhance productivity.

If the entrance of the cubicle is not visible when working, place a mirror in a picture frame to reflect the entrance so that the people entering or passing by the cubicle are visible. For a little protection from behind, place a red sweater or a jacket across the back of the chair or for that matter even a red piece of tape will do. If one wants to use bagua, that is the map of Feng Shui in the cubicle, the door of the cubicle is to be used as the point of orientation.

One of the most basic cures for a workspace is to be sure that when sitting at the desk or computer, one is sitting in the "command position." The command position is a place where you can see the majority of the cubicle, including the entrance, and are out of line with the flow of chi, i.e. the natural positive energy. It is important to bring living and positive energy into the cubicle, this can be achieved by placing a few healthy plants in the cubicle and a fountain at the entrance. Always ensure that the work desk is clutter free. A desk lamp on the top left-hand corner of the desk can boost the finances. The telephone should be on the right-hand side, so that the people who call are more helpful. For left-handed people, the address book should be placed on the right for the same reason. The left-hand side is known to be the knowledge area, hence all reference books including dictionaries, tax law books, and encyclopedias should be kept on that side. People in the creative fields such as journalism or graphic design should have a rounded desk where as those involved in numbers such as accountancy should go for a rectangular desk with rounded corners.

Feng Shui tends to improve productivity. Doors and windows, cubicle walls, and furniture are also placed according to Feng Shui to bring in the positive energy into the workspace.

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Feng Shui Elements

Feng Shui is an ancient spiritual discipline based on Yin, Yang and five elements theory. With the proper use of Feng Shui elements in your living spaces you can have Yin, negative energies and Yang, positive energies, perfectly balanced. The harmonious surroundings created by the Feng Shui designs have their positive influences on your life.
A practical advice on how Feng Shui elements should be used in interior design is given only after a through assessment of Feng Shui elements of your living space. A proper adjustment of Feng Shui elements helps us regain control over our lives. With practical Feng Shui interior design changes, your environment has a positive effect on you. All Feng Shui elements have their own unique properties and should be used properly.

The five Feng Shui elements water, wood, fire, metal, and earth help balance the competing energies in your home by negating and supporting each other?s energy. Creatively used Feng Shui elements in home design maintain the yin and yang balance of your environment.
There are five elements of Feng Shui. One element water, as in trickling fountain, can symbolize networking, communication, professional opportunities and wealth, while sink water, toilet water or waste water may symbolize loss of money or poor health.
Wood is another Feng Shui element that promotes development and creative energies in its surroundings. You can use wooden objects to promote motivation, inspiration and passion. Metals are transmitters or conductors of energy. Introduction of a metal generates attention and it is also associated with strength.

Another element of Feng Shui, earth is associated with solidity, stability and permanence. Fire is the most powerful of all five elements. It represents energy and passion and is represented in bright or Yang colors.
Though the Feng Shui elements are important individually, what is more important is the positive or destructive effect that each element can have on one another. For example if you have a room that lacks the wood element, using a wooden Feng Shui decorating would not suffice. You need water element as well because it enables wood to grow.
When you attain ?ideal? Chi (not too fast, and not too slow) the balance and harmony to your life will return and that can be done with the thoughtful use of Feng Shui elements in interior design.

John Maxwell is a well known Feng Shui consultant. You can avail of his services for creating Feng Shui home designs and have a meaningful life. For more information please visit at: http://www.thespiritualfengshui.com/

Feng Shui Money-How One Client Made A Bundle

This has got to be the best! Recently I had the good fortune to participate in a total Renovation in a home. The entire inside of the large house was gutted and I was asked for advice on colors, new furniture, whether to heighten the ceiling, how many bathrooms to put in and where they should be placed; it was quite an undertaking and I was enjoying the hours we spent discussing different aspects of things.

Lucy, my client, was a lovely lady. With very particular tastes and fortunately, had the finances to change the "shell" she had purchased into anything she wanted. I always ask my clients how they heard about Feng Shui, what drew them to it. And I've heard many stories over the years, but this was MY particular favorite:

Lucy had started a new business in Brooklyn five years ago; it was a day care center. One problem: she was open almost three months and had not been able to sign one child up. She was worried she would have to close it already, after the expense of work she had done there as well as rent and other expenses, she was pretty much tapped out.

One thing I love about Lucy is that she doesn't pull any punches. She tells people things straight out and never thinks to censor her words. One day while literally praying for a customer, an elderly Chinese man came in. She looked straight at him and said "Mister, if you came to ask me for money, you're flat out of luck. I don't have a dime and if I don't get a miracle soon, I'll be out of business."

Very quietly, the man turned to leave. But he turned back around, reached in his pocket and handed Lucy a ten dollar bill. "You have an empty fish tank" he said. "Take this money and go buy some fish, the money will come." Lucy said she was a bit stunned but closed the business and walked down the block to buy some fish as he directed. The next day, she reported, she signed up four children to her day care center. Today, five years later, there is a waiting list to get in for that one and the other one she opened.

She had never heard of Feng Shui and the kind gentleman did not mention it but a few weeks later she caught part of a show talking about it. And they focused on a fish tank. She said something clicked with her and she had been reading about it and employing Feng Shui techniques since then.

You have to wonder, did Lucy just get lucky and strike it rich? Or could some fish have attracted all this wealth into her life? She'll swear it's the fish and after all the years of doing this work, I would too. She was finally able to purchase her dream house (well, her dream shell and turn it into her dream house). She calls me on occasion to give me updates on the house, how it is coming and most importantly, how it feels. She loves it and says it is her sanctuary.

That is how we all should feel from the moment we walk in the door, out of the stresses of the outside world and home in our own dream house, whether it is large or small. While most of my client's certainly don't have the results Lucy has had with Feng Shui, it never ceases to amaze me the transformations that have occurred for them; New and better careers, finding the love of their life, achieving a pregnancy they thought would never happen, the stores are endless. And always wonderful to hear.

The next time you are feeling down, stuck, or wanting to change something in your life, try Lucy's approach. Get a fish tank and buy some fish. In Feng Shui, we ask that you get Nine red goldfish and one Black one. We buy the black one to absorb the energy if one of the others passes over, sort of like insurance. If it doesn't attract lots of wealth into your life, at least you'll have something very pretty to look at! And honestly, you'll never know until you try.

Feng Shui Money

How one Client made a Bundle

By: CaroleProvenzale

FengShui

Certified Practitioner since 1997

http://www.fengshuili.com/

Feng Shui Expert Carole Provenzale has been a Certified Feng Shui Practitioner and Founder of Feng Shui Long Island since 1997. Carole provides personalized and affordable Feng Shui Consultations for all of Long Island, Queens, New York City and online for those at a distance. She is also a keynote speaker for large and small corporations including Fox 5, Norstrom's and The Long Island Board of Realtors. She is also a member and past Chapter Director for Long Island for the International Feng Shui Guild. She is available for lectures and workshops. For more information, please visit her website at http://www.FengShuiLI.com or email her at FengShuiLI@aol.com

Pa-Kua Feng Shui Basics

FENG SHUI BASICS

Feng Shui (literally "Wind and Water" in Chinese), is all about balance and harmony between us and our environment. Just like the Yin and Yang energies, Feng Shui is about balance. Where there is light, there will always be darkness; where there is fire, there will always be water; and so forth.

Feng Shui teaches that every individual interacts differently to their environment. Sometimes, a particular environment - such as a house or office - is so suited to you that you find that everything in your life is great. However, if you have troubled relationships or financial woes, it is quite likely that there is some discord or imbalance between yourself and your environment, manifesting in your daily life.

By subtly modifying your environment, you will be able to restore this balance, and consequently improve your life. Modifying your environment can be as simple as changing the angle or position of your work desk, or by buying Feng Shui items such as mandarin ducks and placing them in proper locations in your home or office.

There are many systems of authentic classical Feng Shui. This article describes the Xuan Kong (pronounced "Shu-en Kong") system. Xuan Kong (literally "Mysterious Void" in Chinese) is a complete system which includes complicated formulae to calculate optimal positioning and composition of an environment.

EIGHT MANSION (PA-KUA) SCHOOL OF FENG SHUI

There are a few sub-schools within the Xuan Kong system, including the popular Flying Stars school. The descriptions in this article are based on the Eight Mansion school, also known as the Pa-Kua school. In the Pa-Kua technique, the compass is divided into eight directions, each of which is depicted by a trigram. Each of these directions have different significance. For example, one of the Pa-Kua directions is the personal or relationship direction, which will be of the most interest to someone with troubled relationships. Furthermore, the significance of each direction differs for each individual.

To find out how each Pa-Kua direction affects you personally, you will need to calculate your Kua Number. You can do this by using the Kua Calculator at:

http://www.mandarin-ducks.com/dragongate.html

The calculator will provide you with your Kua Number, and more importantly, what each Pa-Kua direction means to you. In short, four of those directions will be positive and favorable to you, while the other four will have negative connotations for you.

The eight Pa-Kua directions can be briefly summarized as follows:

Sheng Chi (Life Generating) - This Pa-Kua direction is your prosperity and wealth direction. You would focus on this direction if you are interested in financial strength.

Tien Yi (Heavenly Doctor) - This direction is your health direction. You would focus on this direction if you are interested in health and physical matters.

Nien Yin (Relationships) - This direction is your relationships direction. You would focus on this direction if you have troubled relationships and would like to improve your love life and/or your marriage.

Fu Wei (Stability) - This direction is your stability and knowledge direction. You would focus on this direction if you want to achieve tranquility and knowledge.

Ho Hai (Mishaps) - The first negative Pa-Kua direction is your accident or misfortune direction. You would focus on this direction if you want to reduce unforeseen accidents or loss.

Wu Gwei (Five Ghosts) - This direction is your financial loss direction. You would focus on this direction to prevent theft and other financial woes.

Liu Sha (Six Killings) - This direction is your "evil" direction. You would focus on this direction to ward off malevolence against you.

Chueh Ming (Total Loss) - This direction is your loss and death direction. You would focus on this direction to reduce physical loss and death around you.

For more information on the Nien Yin (Love and Relationship) corner, you can read:
http://www.mandarin-ducks.com/love.html

Steven maintains the Mandarin Duck Feng Shui website at http://www.mandarin-ducks.com. It provides information on how mandarin ducks are able to help improve relationships using Feng Shui principles.