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Dear Anon,

Please see below:-

On 3/8/01 1:40:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>Dear Cecil,
>Thanks so much for your reply
>to my query about
>'breadwinner, etc.'. If you
>would please clarify some more
>the following:
>
>
># I had mentioned that my main
>door is NE (45). The reading
>given was 7-7-1 (water). You
>said a house with double 7's
>is considered good or
>auspicious for such a house,
>so that's fine. But what does
>the term 'long gone
>prosperity' alluded to 1
>(water) mean exactly?

Usually, the analysis done by analysis e.g. 7 7
1

and their relationships with each other. Here, a 7 7 relationship may differ with the base number. Such as the `quality' of Double 7's may for example be better with a

7 7
1

than say,
7 7
2

Long gone prosperity are terms given to that specific sector. Other sectors could be `Current Prosperity'. For example under period 7, the current prosperity (term) is located at the centrepoint.

As I mentioned earlier, these are merely terms given to specific sectors.

It should never be glorified i.e. paid homage to. If one uses it `wrongly' and follow the trend of some.. who believe in sector Feng Shui i.e. SW = romance corner.

One should not fall into this trap and perceive that since this is the current prosperity sector, it's buy, buy and buy decorative items to decorate this location.

My opinion is that instead of `glorifying' such corners, the crucial use of the Flying Star theory is to check for any imbalances caused at each sector (if any).

Here, the 7 7
1
for example, the three numbers are analysed on the basis of the lowest common denominator (LCM) i.e. the Five elements concept.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

>
># Also regarding query about
>main door and safety door
>being yellow and brownish red
>in colour, please explain
>this:
>
>One can inadvertently activate
>the earth element, if there is
>an imbalance caused by #2 and
>#5 in these sectors.
>
>Any connection to house
>numbers??
>
>Thanks a lot!
>
>
>