Friday, 4 May 2012

FENG SHUI Xceptions (part two)


Further to Xceptions part one, let’s look deeper into their meanings and how they can help or hinder your Feng Shui practice.
There are some remedies that you can put in place to reduce the negative effect of the annual afflictions of the Grand Duke, the Five Yellow and the Three Killings so let’s cover some of these here.
Xception Number 1:
In part one we looked at the differences between your Chinese astrological animal sign and your Group based on the Eight Mansions Formula of Feng Shui.
As well as your four auspicious directions, the remaining four directions are inauspicious for you.  So what do you do if your Chinese astrological animal is located in one of your inauspicious directions? 
You take full advantage of its location.  One of the best ways to do this is to invite your allies and secret friend into the area. 
Each animal has two allies and one secret friend and displaying images of them in the location of your animal sign will invite their support.  This is particularly important when your animal sign for the year is visited by conflict.
For example in this year of the Water Dragon 2012, the Dog is the animal opposite the Dragon and the Grand Duke Jupiter around the compass. 
The allies of the Yang Dog (NW) are the Yang Tiger (NE) and the Yang Horse (South); the secret friend of the Dog is the Yin Rabbit (East.)  Displaying their images in the Northwest (292.6o - 307.5o) of your home or in your living area will invite their support during a difficult year. 
Xception Number 2:
Of the three annual afflictions, the Grand Duke Jupiter (Tai Sui) should never, under any circumstances, be faced directly.  His location, which is always the compass location of the animal of the year, should be kept as quiet and undisturbed as possible.  The Grand Duke likes peace and disturbing him will invite his anger.  Any external or internal work on your home should be delayed until he moves otherwise you risk illness, loss and misfortune.
If your astrological animal is directly opposite the Grand Duke, (for 2012 it is the Dog), you are in conflict with the Grand Duke.  As well as inviting the support of your allies and secret friend you can display the image of the Pi Yao in the location of the Grand Duke.  The Pi Yao is a celestial protector with a single horn and the face of a lion who gives protection and can counteract and overcome any misfortune created if should you inadvertently disturb the Grand Duke.
Xception Number 3:
The Five Yellow is the deadliest of the annual afflictions and cannot be ignored.
This affliction is of the Earth element.  When it appears in the location of your front door it is particularly inauspicious as the very act of opening and closing the door is activating it. 
One solution is to place six Metal coins above the door to exhaust the strength of the Earth element.
When the Five Yellow enters another Earth area or a Fire area it is strengthened (Earth is in harmony and Fire enhances.) 
In these instances its energies can be exhausted with Metal (this can be in the form of a six-rod hollow Metal windchime or a five-element Pagoda both of which will absorb the negative energy of the Earth.)  If the Earth element is particularly strong it may be necessary to introduce the destructive element of Wood into the area.
Xception Number 4:
The Three Killings always occupies one of the four primary compass locations (North, South, East or West.)
Apart from facing the Three Killings head on, you can introduce the exhausting element into the relevant area.
If the Three Killings is in the South (as in 2012) exhaust its energy with three crystal spheres of the Earth element.
If the Three Killings is in the West exhaust its energy with a large bowl of Yin Water.
If the Three Killings is in the North exhaust its energy with three green plants.
If the Three Killings is in the East exhaust its energy with a bright light.
In addition if the area housing the Three Killings is important to you (if it is one of your four auspicious directions) you can also display three Chi Lins (Dragon Horses) in that area to exhaust the negative energy created. 
Next time – Yin and Yang

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