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Dear Glyn and fellow users,

Glyn has a good point in the use of colours.

Some of you have noticed that I coined a term called the `33.3 percent rule set'.

For example, this helps one to know whether a sector has a missing corner or not or if using a `cure' or even a `threat' such as water is overwhelming or not.

Using colours is `effective' because it can cover large areas e.g. painting a wall green. Based on the 33.3 percent rule, this `cure' or enhancement can be greater than 33.3 percent.

Similarly wearing clothing can cover more than 33.3 percent of our body surface. But wearing a ring etc... does not exceed a "tiny bit".

Again, one has to be careful, and must find a balance as FS is all about balance.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 11/4/99 9:46:05 AM, Glyn Foster wrote:
>Hi Anon
>
>I guess I did not make myself
>clear - apologies.
>Each time I visit a client,
>the first thing I do is check
>the surrounding environment
>for poison arrows etc. etc. I
>then do a Pillars chart to
>most importantly ascertain the
>element and its strength. I
>then check the 8 house of the
>clients concerned and then do
>the Flying Star Chart of the
>building.
>My recommendations to the
>client are then made based on
>ALL the information available
>to me. And, I use colors a
>great deal...I believe many
>people do not give enough
>credit to the power of colors.
>
>Recently I was asked to audit
>a restaurant and before I even
>walked in the door I observed
>4 negative threats to the
>business. After doing the
>Flying Star chart of the
>business which was not a bad
>one, it was very obvious that
>the threats from the
>surrounding environment was
>contributing to their
>difficulties. So, whilst
>FLying Star in my opinion is
>the most advanced form of Feng
>Shui, it does not always
>provide the answer. But, in
>many cases it tells me exactly
>what has been going on.
>
>Glyn
>