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"The wise man values his own view of himself equally as the view others have of him."
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Question:
Hi Joey,
I''ve a few of your books. the latest i've read "Feng Shui for Homebuyers - INTERIOR".
The 9 palace grid can be used for a property which Square. My apartment is Rectangular.
How do I make use of the grid template given in this book.
Pls advise.
Regards, -Simon Yam
Answer:
Hi Simon,
You can stretch the 9 Grids to fit your Rectangular apartment unit. The template is only a guide.
Warm Regards, JY
[Answered : 18 Feb 2008 at 12:54:08 PM]
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Dear Joey,
Firstly let me say how much i enjoy reading your column in the sunday papers. I am so GRATEFUL that you do not recommend all those enhancers - i have got tired of buying them......learnt the hard way !
My question:
What animal signs are my two sons under, the first whose birthdate is 8th January 1975 and the second whose birthdate is 9th February 1983.
I was told you have to see when the Chinese New Year was in that year of their births before you know which is their animal sign. I cannot remember when CNY was in those years hence my need to know. Could you pls help me out so that i can do the right thing for them?.
Wishing you a really happy New Year and God bless.
Sincerely yrs.........Davinder
-Davinder
Answer:
Dear Davinder,
Thanks for reading my column. You can enjoy more of my writings at my blog: www.fengshuilogy.com.
The answers you seek :
1. 8th January 1975 - Rabbit Year.
2. 9th February 1983 - Pig Year.
Calculation for the astrology signs are NOT based on the Chinese LUNAR New Year. It's based on Feb 4th the transition point of the Chinese SOLAR New Year.
Warm Regards, - JY
[Answered : 18 Feb 2008 at 12:51:13 PM]
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Hi SiFu,
I just finish read your Xuan Kong Flying Star Feng Shui. It is very easy to understand. In the section for Application of Flying Star, you mention to use sitting star and facing star to locate the main door, bedroom and kitchen. My house belong to Period 8, facing SE2, sitting NW2, and I can using the Flying Start Chart (pg165) to find out each sititing and facing star #. My questions are:
1. Does this mean this chart can be use until 2023?
2. Then, in your later article on Feng Shui, Ready for the Rat, the number inside each palace is not same with the Flying Start Chart? What the number refer to for each palace sitting or facing star?
3. Flying star change palace every year and your book did not touch about this. What book do you recommended to further enhance my knowledge in this area.
A little bit confuse when want to fly the star!
Regards,
Kenny
-Lok Chee Han
Answer:
Dear Kenny,
The answers:
1. No. the same chart will remain UNTIL a major renovation occurs.
2. This article refers to the 'Annual Star' chart of the year. This changes EVERY YEAR. it only affects you for 1 Year.
3. I will talk about this concept in my next Xuan Kong book.
Warm Regards, JY
[Answered : 18 Feb 2008 at 12:46:56 PM]
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Hello Joey, I just purchased your book on introduction to Xuan Kong Flying Stars Feng Shui and I just need clarification from you regarding the process of determining the Period Luck of a building.
I bought an old bungalow about a year or so ago. Now I really do not know when was it first occupied, that is whether it was in period 6 or period 7. Now I am going to embark on a major renovation ( retaining much of the original structure on the ground floor but doing much renovation on the first floor so much so to the extent of changing even the roof formation of the building ) and I really want to be clear with which Period Luck should I use to evaluate this building complete with the renovation.
Since it's a fairly extensive renovation, should I look at it from the point as I will be the first occupant once the reno is completed hence a period 8 building or it still needs to be refered as either a period 6 or 7 building? . Your speedy advise would be very much appreciated.
Thank you. Ronn -Ronn
Answer:
Hi Ronn,
Extensive renovation including a roof change = Period 8.
Warm Regards, JY
[Answered : 18 Feb 2008 at 12:44:42 PM]
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