For those interested in house feng shui for 2013

[amazonforest]

The first day of Snake year will happen on 4 Feb 2013 at 0015hr. This is based on the chinese farmer calendar. The basic house feng shui for 2013 is listed below. Good luck to everyone.

Flying Star Number and its meaning:
1 – Academic/Distant Prosperity
2 – Sickness
3 – Conflict/Robbery
4 – Sex & Romance
5 – Misfortune
6 – Legal Problem
7 – Scandal
8 – Current Prosperity
9 – Future Prosperity


Good sector:
1 – North sector
8 – North East sector
9 – South sector
Comment: More activities/movement in these sectors to enhance money wealth.

Bad sector:
5 – Centre sector,
Cure – Hang 6 metal rods wind chime. Centre piece to strike the rods must aslo be metal.

2 – South West sector
Cure – Hang six metal coins.

3 – East sector
Cure – Paste a piece of red paper. i.e. red packet

7 – West sector
Cure – 3 bamboo plant in vase

Comment: These are the bad sectors to look out for especially it happens to be a bedroom.

 

[sense]

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Jeffreys, P 2000, ‘Feng Shui for the health sector: harmonious buildings, healthier people’, Complementary Therapies in Nursing and Midwifery, vol. 6, no. 2, pp. 61–65.

Kim, D-K 2006, ‘The natural environment control system of Korean traditional architecture: Comparison with Korean contemporary architecture’, Building and Environment, vol. 41, no. 12, pp. 1905–1912.

Mak, MY & Thomas Ng, S 2005, ‘The art and science of Feng Shui—a study on architects’ perception’, Building and Environment, vol. 40, no. 3, pp. 427–434.

Tang, L, Nikolopoulou, M, Zhao, F & Zhang, N 2012, ‘CFD modeling of the built environment in Chinese historic settlements’, Energy and Buildings, vol. 55, no. 0, pp. 601–606.

Yuan, J & Liu, J 2009, ‘Fengshui forest management by the Buyi ethnic minority in China’, Forest Ecology and Management, vol. 257, no. 10, pp. 2002–2009.

 

[tonychat]

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