What is Period 8 in Feng Shui?
Period 8 is the 8th 20-year in the 180-year cycle. Period 8 of the Lower Yaun is from 2004 to 2023. If you are buying a new house and planning to keep it for more than three years, then you need to check the Feng Shui House Guide for Period 9, which is from 2024 to 2043.
How do you read a flying star chart?
A complete Flying Stars chart should look like this. The middle number represents the Base Star, the right number represents the Facing Star (Water Star), and the left number represents the Sitting Star (Mountain Star).
What are the 9 flying stars?
Portents and Natures
| Flying Star | Body Part | Timely / Positive Nature |
|---|---|---|
| 7 | Upper jaw, teeth and mouth, upper respiratory system | Happiness, wealth |
| 8 | Fingers, toes, nose, back | Extreme wealth, nobility, steadfastness |
| 9 | Heart, blood, small intestine, tongue, eye | Immense success, promotion, marriage, celebrations |
What is Period 9 in Feng Shui?
Based on the Two Cycles Eight Periods (二元八运), the Early Heaven Luck of Period 9 spans from 2017 to 2043 while the Later Heaven Luck of Period 9 covers the period between 2024 and 2043. In 2024, both Early and Later Heaven Luck will overlap and herald a new chapter in Feng Shui.
What is the Feng Shui period?
A Feng Shui Period is a 20-year cycle, but this 20-year cycle is just one part of an even bigger cycle. You can consider one “Period” as one minor-cycle. You’ll hear of the term san yuan jiu yun （三元九运） often in feng shui which refers to the three major-cycles and 9-minor cycles.
What is Feng Shui period 9 flying?
A Complete Cycle of the Flying Star is 180 years, which contains three 60-year Big Periods (Yuan): the Upper, Middle, and Lower Yuans. Each Big Period contains three 20-year small periods. Period 9 is the 9th 20-year in the 180-year cycle. The Period 9 of the Lower Yaun is from 2024 to 2033.
What is a flying star called?
EarthSky | Why 61 Cygni is nicknamed Flying Star.
When was the last period 9 in Feng Shui?
What is Li Gua in Feng Shui?
Qian Gua is pure Yang and complements Kun Gua, which is pure Yin. Li Gua – Fire – is held in balance by Kan Gua – Water. Dui Gua, Marsh land, is the exact opposite of Gen Gua, depicting Mountains. And lastly, Xun Gua, Wind, is considered the opposite of Zhen Gua, Thunder.