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W ISDOM A CADEMY Introduction to Feng Shui JAMPA LUDRUP Lesson 8: Introduction to Flying Star Feng Shui, Part 1 Course Notes
WISDOM ACADEMY
Introduction to Feng Shui
JAMPA LUDRUP
Lesson 8: Introduction to Flying Star Feng Shui,
Part 1
Course Notes
COURSE OUTLINE
Module one
The schools of Feng Shui
• Form school• Compass school• Flying Star
Introduction to Flying Star Feng Shui
• The most powerful Feng Shui
The Ba Gua
• Characteristics• Cycles of the Elements• Lo Shu square• The Flying Star pattern
Time periods
• Cycles of time• ‘Flying’ the stars
Exercise
• Lo Shu squares for different time periods
Module two
Sitting and Facing directions of the building
• Determining the direction of the building• Facing direction• Sitting direction
The Stars
• Mountain stars• Water stars• The 24 directions• Flying the water star• Flying the mountain star
Exercise
• Flying the stars for various orientations in period 7
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COURSE OUTLINE
Module three
Reviewing the exercise
Period Eight
• Constructing Period 8 charts
Exercise
• Period 8 charts
Module four
Review of the exercise
Characteristics of the stars
• Characteristics of the numbers 1 to 9• Good combinations• Bad combinations• Enhancing good combinations• Suppressing bad combinations
Exercise
• Placing the elements
Module five
Reviewing the exercise
Period Eight
• Importance of the change from period 7 to period 8• Changing the building to period 8
Three Negative Yearly Influences
• Grand Duke• Three Killings• Five Yellows
Monthly Influences
• Flying the stars for monthly periods
Applying the Flying Star charts
• Houses• Apartments• Businesses• Big Chi and Small Chi
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Aims of this course
By the end of this course you should be able to:
• Identify the different characteristics of each compass direction based on the I Ching
• Create Flying Star charts based on various building orientations and interpret them
• Identify the yearly and monthly influences that negatively affect your fortune
• Use different elements to enhance positive energies in your space and cure negative ones
• Deal with period of eight problems
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The Three Schools of Feng Shui
• The Form School is all about external environmental Chi. It is used to collect this beneficial environmental energy in front of the building and to encourage it to enter. It deals with deflecting and dispersing negative environmental energy.
• The Compass School harmonises the external Chi with the internal Chi of the individual person.
• The Flying Star School shows the luck of the building over time.
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Introduction to the Flying Star School
• The Flying Star school of Feng Shui is the most powerful of the three schools.
• It is the time dimension of Feng Shui.• It can be used to determine the luck of a building
over 20 year, 1 year and monthly periods.• It is the main technique used by the Grand Masters of
Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and Malaysia.• It is based on the Lo Shu square, the characteristics
of the trigrams, the cycles of the elements and the compass direction accurate to within 15 degrees.
• It is not Compass School, which gives your personal directions and auspicious locations. It does not completely override these recommendations.
• For successful Feng Shui practice you should use all three schools and balance the recommendations.
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Early Heaven Ba Gua
• The Early Heaven Ba Gua was devised by Fu Hsi and represents the heavenly arrangement of cosmic forces. It is used as a protective device – as a Ba Gua mirror. It is the basis of Yin Flying Star Feng Shui, which deals with the placement of grave sites.
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Later Heaven Ba Gua
• The later heaven Ba Gua was devised by King Wen and is more relevant to an earthly arrangement of the cosmic forces. So this is the one that we use today as the basis of Flying Star for Yang dwellings – the houses of the living.
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Characteristics of the Trigrams
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Trigram
Name Li Kun Dui Qian
Direction S SW W NW
Number 9 2 7 6
Element Fire Big Earth Small Metal Big Metal
Family member Middle Daughter Mother Youngest Daughter
Father
Colour Red Ochre White/Metallic
White/Metallic
Shape Triangular Square Round Round
Luck Reputation Relationships Children Mentor
Body feature Eyes Stomach/Womb
Mouth/Speech
Head/Mind/Lungs
Trigram
Name Kan Gen Zhen Xun
Direction N NE E SE
Number 1 8 3 4
Element Water Small Earth Big Wood Small Wood
Family member
Middle Son Youngest Son Eldest Son Eldest Daughter
Colour Blue/Black Ochre Green Light Green
Shape Wavy Square Rectangle Rectangle
Luck Career Knowledge Health Wealth
Body feature Ears Hands/Fingers
Legs/Feet
Hips/Thighs
Characteristics of the Trigrams
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The Cycles of the Elements• Productive cycle• Supportive cycle• Exhaustive cycle• Destructive cycle• These cycles are extremely important in
Flying Star analysis so you must memorise them.
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The Productive Cycle
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The Destructive Cycle
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The Exhaustive Cycle
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The Supportive Cycle
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The Lo Shu magic square
• The numbers add up to 15 in any direction - horizontally, vertically or diagonally.
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The Flying Star Pattern
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The Flying Star Pattern
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8 1 6
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The Flying Star Pattern
• This is the key to whole of Flying Star Feng Shui. You must memorise this pattern. Without it, you cannot practice Flying Star.
• It is found in both Jewish and Hindu mysticism and is used as a protective symbol.
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Cycles of Time
• 180 years• 60 years• 20 years• Yearly• Monthly
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UPPER PERIOD
Reigning number 1 1864 to 1883Reigning number 2 1884 to 1903Reigning number 3 1904 to 1923
MIDDLE PERIOD
Reigning number 4 1924 to 1943Reigning number 5 1944 to 1963Reigning number 6 1964 to 1983
LOWER PERIOD
Reigning number 7 1984 to 2003Reigning number 8 2004 to 2023Reigning number 9 2024 to 2043
The Lo Shu square in different periods• Lo Shu square for Period 1.
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8
4 6 2
3
7
1
5
• Note that the Lo Shu square no longer adds up to 15 in each direction.
The Lo Shu square in different periods
• Lo Shu square for Period 1.
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4 6 2
3
7
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The Lo Shu square in different periods
• The Key is Always the Same• Lo Shu square for Period 2.
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9
5 7 3
4
8
2
6
The Lo Shu square in different periods
• Lo Shu square for Period 2.
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9
5 7 3
4
8
2
6
Try to construct the Lo Shu square for the other periods: 3 to 9
