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Dear Bill,

Sorry for the late reply, as I was busy with other projects at hand, so did
not participate in the Forum as much.

Please read below:-

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Date: Saturday, May 22, 1999 2:21 AM
Subject: Flying Stars


>From: "BIll Kane"
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>Please if someone could answer this for me I would be very grateful.
> I have some confusion about the water and mountain stars directions of
movement.
>For example: My house was built In period 6 . I have a front door in NW2
>door (320).So my water star is 7 forward /yang. My mountain star is
5.SE.because it is opposite of 7. Wouldn't it also be SE2 and be
forward/yang? (5+, 6, 7+)


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Given Period 6, meaning you get a 20-year chart of:-

South

513
468
927

North

Mountain Star 5 (South East 2)

1. South East 2 (which is Star 2)
2. Mountain Star 5 is in North West location
3. Second Star of North West location is yang.

Water Star 7 (North East 2)

1. North East 2 (which is Star 2)
2. Water Star 7 is in West location
3. Second Star of West location is yin.

So for this, the movement is as (5+, 6, 7-).

Key notes:-
Yang / + / Forward
Yin / - / Reverse

>My confusion is in a period 7 front door. N1 (340) the water star is a 3+
>(forward )and the mountain star is 2- (reverse.) (2-, 7, 3+). Could you
please
>explain why the 2 is reverse/yin. I thought the mountain star is exact
opposite of the water star.(which wouuld

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Given Period 7, meaning you get a 20-year chart of:-

South

624
569
138

North

Mountain Star 2 (South 1)

1. South 1 (which is Star 1)
2. Mountain Star 2 is in South West location
3. First Star of South West location is yin.

Water Star 3 (North 1)

1. North 1 (which is Star 1)
2. Water Star 3 is in North location
3. First Star of North location is yang.

So for this, the movement is as (2-, 7, 3+).

> make them both yang /forward). Or does one take another compass reading
for the mountain star direction?

No need to take additional reading.

Warmest Regards
Robert Lee

>Thank you,
>Bill
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