2013 Annual precaution & enhancement
Below is the diagram
that you normally see in the yearly Chinese Tong Shu:
Description of the diagram
The diagram describes
the commanding flying star of the year (center) and the distribution of various
stars in each sector.
Description of stars
1-White
The 1-White star is a
positive star and it represents nobility, knowledge and wisdom. It is sometimes
known as Tang Lang Star and belongs to the Water element. 1-White also
represents good name and reputation.
2-Black
2-Black star is a
negative star and it represents sickness. It is sometimes known as Ju Men Star
and it represent illness. It has the element of Earth. If your front door or
bedroom is visited by 2-Black, you and your family have to be careful of
illness befalling your family.
3-Jade
3-Jade is known as
argument star and it contribute to misunderstanding and argument. It has the
element of Wood and it is sometimes known as Lu Cun Star. 3-Jade will brings
aggression, back-stabbing, ramous, argument and misunderstanding to the family.
4-Green
4-Green is a positive
star and it is a scholar star. It is also known as Wen Qu Star. It is a star of
learning, academic and literacy success. It also represents romance and
positive relationship. It has the element of Wood.
5-Yellow
5-Yellow is the worst
of all stars. Basically 5-Yellow brings negative calamity like bankruptcy,
major illnesses and betrayal. It has the element of Earth. It is also known as
Lian Zhen Star.
6-White
6-White is the star of
authority and status and has the element of Metal. It is also known as Wu Qu
star. It will be auspicious if your front door is visited by 6-White. It
denotes promotion or pay rise.
7-Red
7-Red is a negative
star and it denotes theft, robbery, injury and fire calamity. It has the
element of Metal and also known as Po Jun star. Sometimes, it also represents
problem caused by Peach Blossom (i.e. scandal). It also indicates surgery due
to health problem.
8-White
8-White is the most
auspicious star. It represents prosperity and wealth. It has the element of
Earth and sometimes it is known as Zou Fu Star. When activated, it will bring
wealth as a result of hard work and personal efforts.
9-Purple
9-Purple is also an
auspicious star. It has the element of Fire and sometimes it is also known as
Fu Bi Star. This star promotes beauty, joyful occasion, glory and warmth.
2013 Precaution and Enhancement
Note:
·
Remove all
placement done for 2012 after 23rd Dec 2012 (before 4th
Feb 2013)
o
E.g. Salt
Coin Cure at SE
·
2013
placement must be done between 23rd Dec 2012 – 4th Feb
2013
Annual San Sha (三煞) – East (2013)
San Sha is the most
inauspicious stars. It consists of 3 stars – Robbery Sha, Calamity Sha and Sui Sha. (劫煞, 灾煞, 岁煞). In 2013 San Sha is at the East Sector. (67.6°
- 112.5°). With San Sha at the East, we need to pay attention to our legs or liver.
Extreme care should be exercised if you try to disturb the East. Be careful if
your house door or bedroom is located in the East or facing East. Especially if
there is any disturbance or unpleasant object (Sha Qi) coming from the East.
Keep the East sector
quiet but if high human traffic or bedroom, it is better to put the following
placements:
·
3 X Qiling facing out (East)
·
1 X Plant
·
1 X bucket
of water
Annual Flying Star
Bad Star:
5-Yellow is at Center. Since 5-Yellow is Earth element,
make sure there is no red item in the Center sector. Place a Salt Coin Cure to counter.
2-Black is at SW. Put a Metal Calabash to counter the illness star.
3-Jade is at East. 3-Jade is wood element. Put something Red (e.g. carpet) to
suppress the energy.
7-Metal is at West. Make sure that there is no red item and put something blue
in that area.
Good Star:
8-White which is a wealth star is at NE. Put a Citron Crystal for financial
enhancement.
1-White is at North. 1-White is water element. Put 4 stalk of Lucky Bamboo for
career, academic or romance enhancement.
4-Green is at SE. Put a glass of water for career, academic or romance
enhancement.
9-Purple is at South. Put a plant to bring any joyful event.
Annual Tai Sui (2013)
(Optional or
keep the place quiet)
·
Tai
Sui is at Si (SE: 142.6°- 157.5°)
o
Put 2 X Qiling
facing Out
·
Conflict
Tai Sui is at Hai (NW:
322.6°- 337.5°)
o
Put 2 X
Qiling facing Out
See http://www.fengshui-hacks.com/Resources/How
to make Salt Coin Cure.pdf on how to make your own Salt Coin Cure
Hi Calvin,
ReplyDeleteI'd like to have a few questions if you don't mind. You said we should use fire to weaken #3 star. My bedroom in the East has moutain star 8, water star 6, and base star (time star) 5. If I use red (fire) would it make both 8 and 5 (both are Earth element) stronger, and in turn help 6 (strong metal)? I guess in this case we don't have to worry about 5 being helped by fire since star 6 will take care of that?
- However, my brother's also living in the East sector of his house (period 7), anh his stars are: mountain 3, water 2, base 5. In his case, if we add fire to weaken both the mountain 3 and yearly star 3, would that also make 5 & 2 stronger and become very dangerous? In this case, should I use metal instead, like 6 metal coins with hulu, or moving metal lile a pendulum clock, to both weaken 5/2 and attack the two 3's?
- I also have a double 7 at the main door with base 4. Can I add water here to weaken the double 7? I've read that we should never use water in the bedroom (not sure if that's true, since there are different views), so if someone has the same stars in the bedroom, can he/she replace real water with something blue, like a piece of paper, or a blue glass or a blue glass sphere?
- Also, can I use a pendulum clock and/or 6 metal coins/hulu to counter star 5 instead of the salt water cure?
Thank you very much for your advices.
Regards,
Tom