FENG SHUI FLYING STARS

2023 - YEAR OF THE YIN WATER RABBIT

You need to make your changes on 4th february 2023. Flying stars feng shui recognises that the earth energies change each year, coinciding with chinese new year. The attached summary chart will give you some indication of what you can do to improve /protect your environment this year. I use reference to the five elements so you can use colours and objects to provide cures, i.e. Earth; yellow, ochre, orange. Bricks, tiles, clay, ceramics, terracotta. Square shapes wood; green, brown, plants, flowers, trees, wooden furniture. Rectangular shapes fire; red, purple, pink, candles, bright lights, triangular shapes metal; white, silver, gold, steel, copper, brass. Round shapes water; blue, black, greys, fish tanks, mirrors. Wavy shapes.

In addition to colours there are various objects & symbols that are used in feng shui. You can reuse most of the cures from previous years provided you cleanse and recharge them before repositioning them. (wash them thoroughly and place in the sun for several hours). It is not necessary to have all such symbols, but the areas you consider important should be carefully looked at & suitable cures placed. You should always protect your self from the grand duke (located this year in the east) by placing a pi yao in the west sector facing him in the opposite sector. The 3 killings are also in the west which makes that career sector even more volatile so more important to protect yourself from the mischievous grand duke in the east

2023 will be a year of progression particularly medical research and cures. Finances will continue to create problems so cures in the centre (relationship) and the south (wealth) are essential. Every year there are positive & negative energies, this year is no different in that with feng shui you can encourage the good & block the bad. If you need assistance to understand this system of feng shui please feel free to discuss your concerns with us in the shops. Remember, the first rule of feng shui is that if it feels good, go with it, if it doesn't feel right then change it.

Graham.