Dummy’s Guide To Flying Star (飛星簡介)

 

A traditional Feng Shui compass is a must for a serious practitioner.

 

 

Many people expressed their intention to learn Flying Star Feng Shui (FSFS) from me. Unfortunately, I don’t have the time to explain each and every concept on FSFS to those who are interested; unless people are willing to come and stay with me for 3~5 years.

 

So, I have devised a very simple FS chart for everyone to play about in 2014 and the 8^th period. But there are some points to watch out:

 

·         The Chinese call a compass as “needle that points to the south” (指南針) so the upside is always the South. This is contrary to the Western compass.

·         FS is based on I Ching, so in order to understand FS; one must familiar with I Ching or the person may not read between the lines.

 

How to use:

 

 

Let’s take the Southwest part for example:

 

Now, the Southwest part has 4 as the base position by default. In the 8^th period (2004-2023) the star 7 falls at this location; added to that in 2014, the star 3 also joins the crowd.

 

So we have 4-7-3 at the Southwest corner. This gives us wood-metal-wood, i.e. conflicts. If you know I Ching, then you will understand that it is: elder woman in conflicts with younger woman over elderly man. So, this is perhaps indication of an incoming external ‘affair’ and since metal-wood conflict, there may be injuries.

 

Of course, FS is certainly more than what I have mentioned. But with those basic concepts, anyone can do predictions on his/her own and you may be surprised by the accuracy of this type of prediction without going into full fledge FS calculations.