Showing posts with label Kua numbers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kua numbers. Show all posts

Wednesday, 16 January 2013

Feng Shui and Missing Corners-Parents


The Eight Aspirations of Feng Shui are Career (north), Education and Study (northeast), Health and Longevity (east), Wealth (southeast), Fame and Recognition (south), Love and Relationships (southwest), Family (west) and Heaven and Mentor (northwest.)

When a location (corner) relating to an aspiration important to you is missing in the Big Tai Chi of your property the first thing to establish is whether this same location is missing in the Small Tai Chi of your living space.  When the locations are missing in both the Big and the Small Tai Chi it will prove difficult for you to achieve your desires.

Two of the most important locations in the Tai Chi is the Northwest (Heaven and Mentor) and the Southwest (Love and Relationships.)  These are the areas of the heads of the home or in a working environment the areas relating to management, either male (Northwest) or female (Southwest.)

Northwest and Southwest
In the Eight Aspirations the Southwest is the location of relationships in their many forms.  As well as intimate partnerships, it signifies the family bond, friendships with people you care about, your work colleagues, business associates and casual acquaintances.  If the Southwest of your home is missing it makes it difficult for you to activate the very important life skill of harmonious inter-personal associations.  It will make it particularly difficult for females as the Southwest is also the location of the female.  This is usually interpreted as the mother of the house however it just as likely signifies a female in a position of power and authority in the business world.  If you have a missing Southwest in the Big Tai Chi of the home it is important to locate the Southwest of the Small Tai Chi in your living area.  Even if this is not an auspicious location based on your Kua number, in the Eight Aspirations it is significant.

The Northwest is the location of Heaven and Mentor luck; it is also the location of the male.  If there is a missing corner here it will impact significantly on the success of the man of the house.  Achievement may remain just out of reach.  In the corporate world you will lack the support of your superiors and when promotions are there for the taking you will likely be overlooked.  Without the support of a mentor; which can be someone in the family, your bosses or - if you run your own business - like minded individuals who are happy to give you a helping hand, then success will remain elusive.  Again even if this is not an auspicious location based on your Kua number, if you are male and aspire to greatness, it is an area to pay attention to.  If you are an East group person the Northwest will be one of your inauspicious locations.  This means you should not be spending time in the area if you can avoid it.  The most important thing is to ensure it is not a missing corner either in the Big Tai Chi of the home or the Small Tai Chi of the living room.  

The Southwest also relates to Earth; the Northwest to Heaven.  Together they signify male and female; the ultimate Yang and Yin energies; both vital to creating harmony in the home and in a working situation. 

Regardless of your Kua number and your auspicious and inauspicious locations, they are two areas that, when present, can bring harmony and good fortune.  When they are missing, these positive energies may well remain elusive and just out of reach.

To the fulfillment of your dreams

LynC


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Sunday, 9 September 2012

Feng Shui Inauspicious Numbers


Now we have covered the Auspicious Star numbers in Feng Shui and their attributes, its time to turn our thoughts to those numbers to be wary of, numbers that bring bad luck and misfortune with them.  These are all concerned with the numbers of Flying Star Feng Shui and not individual Kua numbers.

Number Two (2) Black Star The number two is a balancing number.  It is yin and yang, female and male, odd and even, it is all about completion.  In Feng Shui it is an Earth number, its home location is the Southwest and it is the number relating to the female, the mother of the family; it signifies love and relationships, in all their many forms.  It is an auspicious star during period two Flying Star Feng Shui when it brings with it wealth and good fortune, especially for females.
 
At its darkest, the number two star brings with it illness, particularly concerned with the stomach or the womb.  This can affect all the family if the number two is the annual star located in the centre of the home, based on a Flying Star chart or if it ‘flies’ into the location of your front or your back door.  As an Earth number it is strengthened by the number nine Fire star of the South.  The best suppressant is the Metal element, that is yin (still) metal such as coins.
      
Number Three (3) Jade Star During the current period eight the number 3 Jade Star brings with it a tendency to malicious gossip and injuries to legs, hands, fingers and toes.  This is a wood star and its ‘home’ is the east which is the area of the eldest son of the family so when period three comes around the eldest son can maximise his good fortune and wealth by making full use of this star.

The Jade Star is known as the argumentative star and if it combines with the number two Black Star in a Flying Star Chart it has the effect of creating what is known as quarrelsome energy; a fierce energy that brings the worst out of both numbers.  In the Five Elements Wood destroys Earth and if this appears in either the centre, the facing (front door) or the sitting (back door) locations it will cause severe misfortune for businesses or homes with this combination.

Exhaust the number three star with Fire energy.  Lights or any yin fire elements will suppress the negative qualities of this difficult star.  If you are unable to use lights, red cushions, curtains or any image that has predominantly red tones will work as well.

In a positive light, the number three is the number of the trinity of Heaven, Earth and Mankind Luck; translating as Karma, Feng Shui and Personal Contribution to the luck of the life of every person.

The number 3 is the number of Saturn, multiplied by itself it reveals the number 9.  In its original sequence of numbers the Lo-Shu Grid of Feng Shui shows each line up, down and diagonal, adding up to 15.   The total of all nine numbers adds up to 45.  Divide 45 by the number of Saturn, 3, and the sum is 15, the number of days it takes for the moon to wax then wane.  3 is one of the main numbers associated with the Lo-Shu Square; the 3 x 3 grid used to analyse many of the secrets of Time Dimension or Flying Star Feng Shui.  This square is an important ingredient to revealing the changes in energy over different time periods. 

To the fulfillment of your dreams

LynC

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