FENG SHUI FLYING STARS

Yearly Flying Stars 2012

What are Flying Stars

The Flying Stars identify where the positive and/or negative life-effecting Heaven Energies are located according to mathematical formulas. This system is used to bring recommended Feng Shui cures and mitigate the effects of the harmful Stars while help enhance the good effects of the beneficial Stars, that are changing course each year, month or even daily.

This year the Flying Stars also change course. In 2011 the 7 Metal Star occupied the Center and in 2012 the number 6 Heavenly Metal Star will be in charge.

Center: 6 Metal Star – Favorable-Wu Qu: The 6 Metal Star, symbolic of Heaven, and associated with power, strength and order will offer us the opportunity to connect to our true Inner Core. True leadership can only arise from within.

East:  4 Wood Star – Favorable -Wen Cheng: Signifying Love, Romance and Education, this star brings a favorably energy to the Eastern parts of the world, country or a continent. Leading scholars, inventions or smart solutions could arrive from these areas.

North-East: 9 Purple Star – Favorable -You Bi: Representing future success, this Star usually enhances the effects of any given Star energy it comes in contact with. It is a ‘helper’ Star, we will be in great need of its protection in the North-East.

North:– 2 Black Earth Star – Unfavorable -Ju Men: The sickness Star flies here this year: ruling epidemics, health challenges and food products, etc… Extra care is needed with digestive system- related problems. Northern countries, parts of continents or the globe is affected by this malevolent Star.

North-West: 7 White Metal Star – Unfavorable -Po Jun – The literal meaning is: ‘to break apart’, to break down theold and make room for the new. It affects each of us individually and collectively. During last year this Star was ruling in the center, and we could witness how well it prepared the way for the final dismantle of the old systems.

The most diverse of the Stars, it can bring legal conflict, robberies, but its alternative aspects point to the potential for increased spiritual and communication awareness. It is flying to the North-West this year, opposite of the Grand Duke (SE): it appears to be continuing with the process of removal.

South: 1 Water Star – Favorable -Tang Lang: This is a star of action. Water in the Southern regions of a country, continent or the planet could mean turbulence in any waterways or ocean shores. The 1 Water Star is also known to increase one’s reputation, recognition and development.

South-West: 3 Wood Star – Unfavorable-Lu Cun: The center for arguments and battles, it must be protected with Feng Shui cures as well. South-Western countries, or the SW regions of any given country, continent or the planet may be affected by controversial debates, legal conflicts or natural disasters.

South-East: 5 Yellow Earth Star– Unfavorable-The location of the Grand Duke.  This area should be watched most, as conflicts, natural disasters, local wars may erupt – it is considered the ‘triple conflict’ location. South-Eastern continents, the SE regions of any country or the planet should use caution and be well prepared. Homes, offices facing SE need Feng Shui cures for protection.

West: 8 Earth Star- Favorable- This is one of the most beneficial of the Flying Stars, symbolic of wealth, favorable business opportunities or good financial fortune. The Western areas of a country, continent or the planet will be blessed with better fortune in 2012.

NOTE: This is a general forecast: individual charts may vary, based on your unique BaZi analysis. At the same time, this is a more detailed and comprehensive yearly report than most, relying solely on the 12 Animal signs.

The Hsia Calendar is a fascinatingly accurate system, which not only records the passage of time, but is also a tool in the hands of an expert to calculate the ebb and flow of fortunate occurrences for that period of time. Four Pillars of Destiny -or BaZi for short- is the personalized Destiny system built into this ancient Hsia Calendar system.

Happy New Year!

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Flying Stars Explained

As Feng Shui is based upon natural laws, the science and mathematics of Earth and Heaven need to be parallel in our Feng Shui…and that aspect is known as the Flying Stars.

As with other aspects in Feng Shui, Heaven Energy influences behavior and health as well as all areas of good or bad luck. Traditionally known as San Yuan, the Flying Stars or Heaven Energy, like all Chi (energy) and everything in nature, the energy is in constant movement.

As consistent as the changing seasons, the cycle of night and day, or the tides flowing in and out, the Flying Stars are always changing.

The Flying Stars identify where all positive and/or negative life-effecting Heaven Energy are located according to mathematical formulas. They influence our good or bad prosperity, success, relationships, and life conditions. When we learn to identify them,we are be able to maximize the positive effects as well as minimize their detrimental potential.

For an easy analogy, let’s describe the Flying Stars as house astrology. The time that your home was built determines its energetic qualities exactly in the same way that Heaven Energy and the astrological alignment of the planets determined the character of our personality and destiny.

Each directional sector of the BaGua has a specific energetic Flying Star imprint that will always create a veil of influence based upon what room it is in as well as what stars “live there.”

The science of Feng Shui is consistent–which is what makes Feng Shui results consistent!