The numbers
one to nine in Feng Shui are identified by colours, one of the Five Elements
and individual meanings. As well as
appearing around the points of the compass as determined by the original Lo Shu
Grid, they also reside in the constellation of the Big Dipper; Ursa Major.
The most
auspicious numbers in Feng Shui are always the White Stars 1, 6 and 8. This indicates a link between the Magic Ratio
of 1:1.618 and the White Stars.
White Stars
Number Eight (8) We are currently in period eight of Flying
Star Feng Shui and this means the number eight star is shining at its brightest
from 2004-2024. Always a lucky number much
sought after in the Far East, its strength increases during this current period
and when activated correctly has the potential to invite great good fortune.
The original
compass location for this white star is the northeast which is also the
location of the youngest son of the family.
Your youngest son can benefit greatly from activating this number.
To take
full advantage of this earth element number, which is located in the centre of
the period eight Lo Shu Grid; the centre of your home; infuse your home with
light (which enhances earth,) sound and movement. Enhance your home, especially
the centre, with the earth colours of ochre, pale yellow and shades of brown to
infuse your space with the strength of this most auspicious of stars.
Avoid an
excess of the metal element in the northeast and the centre as metal weakens
the element of earth.
Number
One (1) Represents water and water means money, or wealth gained from your
career
This star
is second behind the number 8 because in Flying Star Feng Shui it will return
to the centre from 2044-2064 when it will become a powerful and auspicious star
to activate.
As it
appears at the beginning of the 180-year Flying Star cycle the number one is
said to represent new beginnings and new opportunities.
The
original compass location for the number one white star is the north. This is the location of the middle son. When this star appears in its original
location of the north the middle son will benefit and when he is working may
well result in increased income coming from his chosen career.
Enhancing
the north with water or metallic objects is auspicious (metal creates water in
the Five Elements.) Avoid placing earth
element objects in the north as earth destroys water in the Five Elements.
Number Six (6) Is a metal element star and its original
location in the Lo Shu Grid is the northwest.
In Flying Stars Feng Shui this number is furthest away from where we are
now so its effects are weakened. However
the northwest is the area of the trigram Chien, the male, Heaven and
Mentor.
Chien and
the metal element of the area signifies gold, riches and prosperity. When this number ‘flies’ into its northwest
home it represents good fortune for the man of the house.
Enhancing
this area with big metal, the big metal of our modern day technology such as
televisions, games consoles, music systems, creates sound and movement and
keeping the area light and bright will activate the power of this important
star. Just a word of caution, while the
area should be bright, excessive bright lights or worse still, fire, are to be
avoided. Fire destroys metal in the Five
Elements and this would cause any good fortune to go up in smoke.
The
northwest of your home will also benefit from being painted white which is the
ultimate Yang colour incorporating as it does all the other colours of the
spectrum. White is also one of the
colours of the area along with grey, gold and bronze, metallic colours that
will activate the positive features of the area.
To the fulfillment of your dreams
LynC
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