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Hi,

Apologise for the late respond, as this message is sent anonymous, it does not get posted to our e-mail.

Please read below:-

On 7/2/99 9:01:15 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>Dear cecil and robert,
>
>I read about the charts for
>the flying star in your
>discussion. I am confused it
>says
>the 20 year chart should be
>considered.
>what does that mean the chart
>according to
>the year build say built in 2
>cycle or
>we should consider the current
>cycle of 7
>please clarify.

You have to consider the period the house was built as Flying Star is for the birth chart of the house.

>Secondly the house I live in
>is 3 story house. I live on
>3rd floor. But the entrance
>for the 2nd and 3rd floor is
>same on the
>2nd f;floor. and the 2nd floor
>underwent a major
>reconstruction in 1997. My
>question is
>that the chart for my floor
>remain the same
>that is the year it was built
>or it mean
>change to 1997. Please help.

There are several schools of thought:-

1. Once you make major renovation to the house, the entire house birth chart is altered to the year of the renovation.

2. The main door is considered your chi of your house and that all the levels of the house uses the same chart based on the flying star of the main door at the ground floor.

3. Every level has its own chart, and each level should be calculated based on the entrance to that level. So this means that a renovation in say the 2nd level should mean that the 2nd level chart is altered.

So depending on the schools which is adopting this theory the explanation would change.

Normally, traditional method of doing it, is to take the main door as the chi, and that means that the rest of the houses will follow the main chart. Because for 1 to 3 levels these are low level so the difference shouldn't be that great. Most important is the direction of the door.

So under the above traditional assumption, a major renovation done to the house will alter the the rest of the chart to the new year.

>I also wanted to know I have
>some metal fish,
>yellow wood fish and blue
>color crystal fish
>so all of them will be
>considered belonging to water
>because of their shape or can
>be used as wood, metal and earth
>element.

For fishes, and fish tanks, it is more complicated, because the number of fishes, the colour, the water, the type of decoration, such as sand etc also can affect the element of the fish tank.

So it is not advisable for using fish to represent elements. You would be better off using standard objects.

If you like to read up more, I remebered Cecil had replied several users in this forum about fish or fish tank. Please do a search on this forum.

>I also wanted to know they say
>it is bad fengshui if the
>doors, toilet, stair, main
>doors are reflected in the
>mirror. But whenever I try to
>hang mirror to broaden a area
>other door or other stuff is
>reflected
>in it. So is it OK or is it
>bad. What
>about the reflection of door
>window and main doors in the
>glass of picture hang on the
>stairs to broaden the area.

The standard mirror, depending on the location if it is placed auspicious location, it is ok.

However, if you place it in an inauspicious location the chi is bounced back and you will be badly affected by it.

It is best to check the flying star to see if the location is a good or bad location before attempting to put mirrors etc.

Warmest Regards
Robert Lee

>Can you explain how to apply
>cures.
>
>Thanks a lot
>
>from
>somebody who really is
>confused.
>