Flying Star Feng Shui
Xuan Kong Flying Star feng shui or Xuan Kong Fei Xing[1] is a discipline in Feng Shui, and is an integration of the principles of Yin Yang, the interactions between the five elements, the eight trigrams, the Lo Shu numbers, and the 24 Mountains, by using time, space and objects[2] to create an astrological chart to analyze positive auras and negative auras of a building.
[3] These include analyzing wealth, mental and physiological states, success, relationships with external parties, and health of the inhabitant.
[5] Flying Star Feng Shui does not limit itself to buildings for the living or Yang Zhai, where rules pertaining to directions equally apply to all built structures; it also applies to grave sites and buildings for spirits or Yin Zhai.
[8] Each number in the Lo Shu represents one of the Chinese Trigrams and is related to an Element, Family Member, Cardinal, Colour, Hour, Season, Organ, Ailment and many others.
Ideally, living objects should be located in a sector with positive Qi as determined by Flying Star Chart.
[28] In urban areas, skyscrapers, apartments or any structure that rises from the ground have a similar role to a mountain: generating energy outside.
From inside, cupboards, wardrobes, or any furniture that is taller or larger than any others nearby are also considered mountains.
[30][31] In urban areas, highways and lowlands play a similar role to waterways, conducting Qi.
Inside a building or a room, a spinning fan or anything lower than ground level is considered water.
The period of the building determines the number occupies the Base Star position of the Central Palace.
[37] [38][39] Result of overcoming of untimely Flying Star 3 (Wood) upon Star 2 (Earth) Relationship: Son harassing mother-in-law, a male violating a woman Activities: Problems (Conflict, arguments, combat, lawsuit, disharmonies) for mother Health: woman is hurt at the belly (while pregnant) or having stomachache Cure: introduce a red carpet or a painting that is red.
Result of combination of untimely Flying Stars 2 (Earth) and 5 (Earth) Activities: Accidents, bankruptcy, haunted house, death Health: Serious sickness, cancer of the digestive system Result of fire combination of untimely Flying Stars 2 (Earth) and 7 (Metal), or of untimely Flying Stars 7 (Metal) and 9 (Fire) Relationship: Lesbian, Male with strong female personalities Activities: Fire, explosion Result of combination of untimely Flying Stars 3 (Wood) and 7 (Metal) Relationship: Male and female fight Activities: Cripple, armed robbery, burglary, lawsuit, scams Health: foot disease, liver cancer, arm injury by metal Result of combination of timely Flying Stars 1 (Water) and 4 (Wood), or combination of timely Flying Stars 3 (Wood) and 9 (Fire), or combination of timely Flying Stars 1 (Water) and 6 (Metal) Activities: Intelligence, Splendid for studies and research Result of metal combination of untimely Flying Stars 6 and 7.
Relationship: combat and competition between brothers Activities: Conflict, armed robbery, death by metal Result of combination of timely Flying Stars 6 and 8, or timely Flying Stars 2 and 6 Activities: Success in business, especially real estate or owning land, Inheritance, Great authority Result of combination of timely Flying Stars 8 (Earth) and 9 (Fire) Activities: Promotion, Marriage, Birth, Fame, Championship According to I-Ching, south direction belongs to fire.
In Sexagenary cycle, a new Chinese year begins on start of spring, which usually falls on February 4.
The annual flying star that visits the center palace has to be subtracted by one every Chinese year.
On Ox, Dragon, Goat, and Dog days, star 4 occupies the center sector at Rat hour.
On Tiger, Snake, Monkey, Pig days, star 7 occupies the center sector at Rat hour.
On Ox, Dragon, Goat, and Dog days, star 6 occupies the center sector at Rat hour.
On Tiger, Snake, Monkey, Pig days, star 3 occupies the center sector at Rat hour.
