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Dear Analia,

1. For a Period 7 house or houses built between 1984 to 2003, this Lunar year is rather `interesting'.

2. This is because the Year Flying Star numbers coincide with the 20 Year Flying Star numbers.

3. For example, in majority of Period 7 homes, East Sector has a base number #5 and the year number is also #5.

4. Similarly, for all other sectors, the base number matches the year chart.

5. Thus this implies that just looking at these two influences, each sector can already by `default' be very bad or very good.

6. For example, since East has 2 constant #5 or Misfortune sickness, due to time dimension of Feng Shui, the chances of another bad star such as any of these extra" bad stars #2 (Sickness), #5 (Misfortune/Sickness) , #4 (Bad wood) or #3 (Bad wood) can `fly into' that sector creating problems for that sector either in a specific month, day, or hour of the day.

EAST sector with constant Base #5 and Year #5 and any combinations of it with either #2, #4, #5 or #3 will create problems or major imbalances for that sector. And the chance or probability is very high.

Frankly, I have not looked at the Year chart for next Lunar Year 2003 to see if there are the same, but I do not think so. It is for the above reason that things can get bad or very good for this Lunar year.

As mentioned above, because of this year's numbers identical to the 20 year base star, it is best or prudent to maintain such a neutralising agent at least for this Lunar year.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 11/20/2002 8:21:13 AM, Analia Blanco wrote:
>In the last email, u wrote
>that ba zi element is
>not enough, but one has to
>take into account the time
>period. Does that
>mean that every year one
>should reaudit the house and
>see if there are ne=w
>problems to solve? ie. how
>long will the salt in the
>glass work for the
>boy who was sick?