Flying star Xuan Kong annual analysis 2014 – 9 Star

9 Purple is the star of future wealth and has an auspicious influence in Period 8. Career opportunities and promotions are possible at the right months so please be sure to consult your Tong Shu Almanac. Where the 9 star is present, there will be fame and acknowledgement, growth and improvement so try to make the most of this influence in 2014. This influence can be said particularly for the months of February, May, June, July and November.

As in every star, there is always a positive and a negative side to them. When it is afflicted by a negative star, occupants may experience its negative influences so it is advised that you check back on the monthly Flying Stars to make sure there are no problems.

This is a good area in general especially for those who are currently in studies. If this is a family area (living, dining or a library) you should try to encourage children to study here as much as possible in 2014 to reap to the benefits of the influences.

Couples with a bedroom in this location will also enjoy good relationships this year. There may also be a chance of producing intelligent children but be aware of the negative influences by checking the monthly Flying Stars each month.

Although deemed as an auspicious star, the element of the annual #9 star in the north can strengthen the malevolent effects of visiting monthly stars #2 and #5. Hang a coin sword on the wall here to weaken the undesirable influences of the monthly stars #2 and #5.

A coin sword can also wards off sha qi (external poison arrows) at the front door or windows. If there is incoming traffic or driveways pointed directly at your front door or window, apart from hanging a Ba Gua mirror to counter this destructive flow of qi, you can also hang a coin sword with its hilt facing the door or window.

A much need enhancer in 2014 is a Fu Pu Gua Calabash Charm which is a Feng Shui enhancer and cure made from resin and looks like Cochin ceramic and really does look magnificent. Each one is hand painted to a very high quality, standing on a plinth and looking very impressive. These are the finest quality and a much needed enhancer and charm for the year of the Horse 2014 especially needed in April and October 2014 for the monthly vising 2 & #5 star and also in January 2015. This cure is also very important for middle aged males or second son. It is also a traditional yang wood Horse for the three killings that enters the north in 2014.

This charm depicts the calabash with a ru yi wrapped around the base and back with the symbol “Fu” which means prosperity and a back on the mound which again represents prosperity and good fortune in the year of the Yang Wood Horse and an important part of this charm is the Bat on the base of the Calabash.

The Chinese character “Fu” 福, means prosperity, good fortune and happiness is characterised both as a Chinese ideogram and also characterised as a Bat which is why we had these specially made for us as the combination of this essential cure and enhancer in 2014 is paramount and often confused with just placing a normal wu lou (especially golden coloured ones) which cannot be used in place of this one. The Fu symbol or Bat in 2014 will be featured on a few Feng Shui cures and enhancers although they are mainly represented with a calabash or Toad God.

Cure and enhancement summary for #9 star in north in 2014

• Healthy green leafy plants or blue flowering plants such as violets are good for this area. · Fresh flowers displayed here will bring positive qi too.

• Symbolic objects such as a gold abacus or six Chinese coins can be placed here all year round to enhance benevolent influence and at the same time dissipate the malevolent influence by the visiting monthly #2 and #5.
• A coin sword hung with its hilt facing the front door or window in this sector can help ward off any external poison arrows as well as weaken the effects of visiting monthly stars #2 and #5.