Move over Jia Wu (Yang Wood Horse) ----- Yi Wei (Yin Wood
Sheep; Goat or Ram depending on your choice) is waiting!
To avoid confusion over when the energy of the year changes
we have to look to the lunar and solar calendars.
The solar year starts this year on February 4 and it is the
date we use when discussing the energetic changes for the year. This date is also the first of the 24 Seasons
of the solar calendar. The 'Beginning of
Spring' runs from February 4-February 18.
The second Season is known as 'Rain Water' and it runs from February
19-March 5.
The lunar year, commonly known as Chinese New Year, begins
this year on February 19. This is the
start of the Year of the Yin Wood Goat and is increasingly celebrated in all
parts of the world.
Energetically we look to February 4 to have our changes in
place for the New Year. This is
especially important in 2015 when the Wu Wang-5 Yellow (generally regarded as
the most inauspicious star of them all) moves from the Northwest (breathe a
sigh of relief) into the West (beware).
It will occupy 45 degrees of the compass (247.5-292.5).
The West is the location of the Rooster (W2). In the Ba Gua it represents Dui (the youngest
daughter), Lake or Marsh, it is Gua 7,
the element of Xin (Yin Metal), season of Autumn, the mouth and voice.
The 5 Yellow brings with it the potential for five types of
misfortune, all serious in their own right.
Illness, injury, major setbacks in your personal or business life,
calamities and danger.
The potential for misfortune will only manifest if the West
is disturbed by banging, decorating, renovating or digging. Anything that will disturb the negative
energy of the area and 'bring it to life'.
Keeping the area undisturbed, avoiding it if possible and adding more
Metal objects will help ward off any negative influences.
So is it all bad news in the West? Unfortunately, pretty much. The only positive is the Duke Virtue
Auxiliary Star in W1 which will help mitigate
negative energies.
The West is also going to play host to the 3 Killings
affliction in 2015. This affliction (Robbery
Sha, Calamity Sha and Annual Sha) will affect the compass locations of the
Monkey (SW3), the Rooster (W2) and the Dog (NW1).
Does the bad news extend to the Monkey and Dog? Not entirely.
In the location of the Monkey (SW3) there are two positive Auxiliary
Stars. The first is Yang Noble, which
can stimulate the presence of helpful people.
The second is the Sun Star which can help reduce the effects of having
inadvertently activated one of the annual afflictions. This is a Yang Star which makes it more
effective for males in reducing the effects of these issues.
In the location of the Dog (NW1) the Moon Star which being a
Yin Star will benefit mainly females in situations when they have difficulty
getting their message across or with their financial affairs. This Star affects moods and emotions and may
indicate problems with the opposite sex for males.
The Sun and the Moon Stars are two of the Four
Nobles.
To the fulfillment of your dreams
LynC
www.fengshui8mansions.com
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