Annual Feng Shui for the Year of the Rabbit (2011)

All residential and commercial buildings are affected by energy, whether you can see it or not. Every year, millions of people buy, read or find books on how to organize the arrangement of elements, furniture and special features in the living space. 2011 is the Year of the Rabbit, in Chinese, it is called the Yin Metal Rabbit, or ‘xin mao’. Before we start evaluating the cosmic Feng Shui energy for the year, we need to understand that Feng Shui affects our mood, psychology, luck, and many other factors in life. By following the flow of our own cosmic system and aligning the energy around us, we can live a much more harmonious and auspicious life. The old saying goes “One fate, two luck, three feng shui”. Feng Shui has a definite influence on our lives, whether we choose to believe in it or not. Obviously, education and the things we choose to do also affect our luck. If you are in a good cycle, with Feng Shui you can enhance good luck, on the other hand, if you are in a bad cycle, Feng Shui can help you reduce the negative impacts of bad luck.

The following is a summary of what anyone can do with limited knowledge of Feng Shui. Keep in mind that if you are unsure about your home’s Feng Shui configurations, hire a professional to have your home evaluated. In addition to the annual Feng Shui energy, you may need to consider using other traditional Chinese methods such as Flying Stars, Eight Mansions, etc. The annual star also has an impact on flying stars which is determined by the time factor. The use of trinkets, ornaments and statues can be considered. Although some may consider them superstition, certain animals such as Dragon, Kirin, and Pi Yao dogs, if positioned correctly, can have powerful defensive qualities. If you intend to make Feng Shui changes for 2011, make sure you do so after February 4, 2011.

The Grand Duke of Jupiter (82.5º – 97.5º East)

Every year, Asians who practice Feng Shui are always first concerned with where the “Grand Duke” resides during the year. It is an area where there is energetic imbalance due to its interactions with the planet Jupiter and the cosmos. This is an area that should not be disturbed. For the Year of the Rabbit, the Grand Duke is located in the East, therefore avoiding renovations and major activities in this area of ​​the house. The inauspicious 5-star has also moved into this sector, making the east sector an even more difficult area to deal with. Things to keep in mind and remedies in the East sector:

• Avoid red and earth colors in this sector.

• Place six corners in a row or metal objects here.

• Brass, bronze, silver or gold dragon ornaments are also recommended.

• Pi Yao Dogs (preferably two) are very popular ornaments used to appease the Grand Duke.

• If you have a different sector of entrance to the house, try to use it instead of the east sector. If entry is unavoidable, try not to bang or slam the door as you enter.

• Calabash or Wu Lu Gourd can also be used.

An annual white star (northeast)

This year, the Romance Star flies to the Northeast sector. For those who are interested in enhancing the romantic aspect of their lives, or increasing the chances of meeting people, place metal and water objects in this area of ​​your living space. The sound of metal, such as a metal chime clock or music box, may be the solution. Water is also recommended for this area. If you had to choose one or the other element, definitely go with metal as the Northeast area represents earth. With the metal, you are providing a bridge between the energy of the earth and the water of this area.

Two Annual Black Stars (South)

The Two Black Star is often referred to as the Sickness Star. For 2011, this is not a good area at all, as the disease star is bolstered by fire from the south. If the southern part of your house is the bathroom, guest room, laundry room or storage room, then you are less concerned. In Flying Star Feng Shui, when the 2 and 9 come together, there is a greater potential for misfortune.

Remedies:

• Place six metal coins in this area.

• Avoid major construction or renovation work. If you need to do this, hire a professional to select a date for the renewals.

• Brass ingot can be used to protect wealth.

• Metal Wu Lou Gourd (pumpkin) is also recommended to reduce the effects of star disease.

• Avoid colors of red and the use of fire (eg candles and electronic equipment) in this sector.

• Some books that I have found in Hong Kong recommended placing wood in this sector to combat the energy of the earth. Personally, I prefer to reduce bad energy rather than fight it.

Three Annual Jade Stars (North)

This star is not as bad as the Two Black Star or the Grand Duke, but watch out for arguments and disputes in this area of ​​the house or business unit. The remedy for this area is simple. Since Three Jade Star possesses wood energy, use red colors and fire-related items to reduce the wood’s strength. Avoid the use of water sources in this area during the year unless a Feng Shui consultant has correctly diagnosed this area using Flying Stars. Do not hang wind chimes or place metal instruments in this area.

Four annual green stars (southwest)

This is often referred to as the scholar or scholar star. It governs not only academic and artistic talents, but also other parts such as career, travel, wisdom, education, and interpersonal relationships. Unfortunately, this star flies into the southwestern sector that has terrestrial energy, as a result, the academic star is weaker for this year due to its conflict with terrestrial energy. To raise the energy of the academic star, you will need to place four bamboo sticks in a vase of water. Do not place plants with soil in this area as you can end up creating conflict in this sector for those who are studying. Avoid placing metallic objects as it will weaken the academic star. Having a wooden bookshelf or pagoda in this area is also auspicious.

Annual Five Yellow Stars (East)

As mentioned above about the Grand Duke, this sector is not suitable for important activities. Not all is doom and gloom when dealing with Feng Shui. The key is to identify the bad sectors and find the right remedies. Many traditional Chinese cures involve the use of salt water or six Chinese coins in this area. Those methods may work, but it is more important to avoid disrupting this sector. Use more metal in this area. See the description above about the Grand Duke for remedies in this area.

Six annual white stars (southeast)

Six White Star is a good star for those who want to improve their career luck. This is also considered a military star that is favorable for those who are politicians or officers. Since Six White Star has metal energy while the southeast has wood, we would need a bridge to upgrade metal. To do this, place fire and earth related items together. Logically, you would have wood fueling fire and fire strengthening earth, so earth can strengthen metal. You can also place a real quartz crystal or crystal spheres in this area to activate the White Star energy.

Annual Seven Steal Star (center)

This year, the ‘Broken Soldier’ ​​star is being held prisoner in the center of the palace. This star represents theft, cheating, stealing, gossiping, and backstabbing. This star must be taken care of or there may be chances of loss of wealth and theft. Do NOT use red colors in the center of your home and try to avoid candles and electronic equipment here. Metal bells and metal instruments should also be avoided. The best remedy for this sector is to place water here. If you intend to use water features in this area, make sure the water flows slowly. Water crashing or vibrating in this area would accidentally activate the steal star. When in doubt, you can always upgrade your security and alarm system.

Annual Eight White Stars (Northwest)

Of all the stars, the eighth star is the most auspicious as it rules the flying star during this period until 2023. The eighth star’s auspicious earth energy resides in an area of ​​metal where its fortunes are reduced for 2011. For those who like placing crystals at home, this is the area you should belong to this year. The best quality of hand selected quartz crystals are recommended and should be placed appropriately and conspicuously in the Northwest for 2011. Wealth and fame will also be found in this area of ​​the world and I will cover this next month in my annual predictions. for 2011 If your bedroom is located in the northwest, you may also consider placing an amethyst crystal here to strengthen the Eight White Star. The northwest must also be clear of obstacles. Many Chinese tend to place 8 white pebbles lined up in a cross shape like the image shown on the star chart. White pebbles can also strengthen and solidify the energy of the earth in this sector.

Nine Purple Stars Annual (West)

This is supposed to be a very auspicious star, as it is considered a “future” wealth star with an auspicious influence in this current period. For 2011, the Nine Purple Star, representing the energy of fire, is in conflict with the metal energy of the west. To top it off, the Three Annual Killings reside in this sector. Do not place metallic objects in this area as you may end up disturbing the negative energy of the Three Killings. It is best to delay major renovations or activities in this area of ​​the house for 2011. Remedies for this area would include water and wooden objects. Green plants or fresh flowers grown in water would be your best solution. If you are interested in placing Chinese decorations to take care of the Three Killings, many would use 2 Kirin dogs for the Three Killings.

Resume

This report presents you with many options in terms of what you can do to disperse negative energy for 2011 and improve specific areas of your home. This is in no way a healing method as the Annual Flying Stars are only one aspect of a complete Feng Shui system. To maximize your use of Feng Shui, you may want to consult a professional Feng Shui practitioner who can calculate your home’s flying stars based on time and incorporate the Eight Mansions theory to locate sectors related to your health. wealth and career. Remember that the energies of the house change frequently and it is by no means static. Incorporating a professional reading of the Four Pillars of Destiny can provide greater accuracy in determining all of your favorable and unfavorable directions.

Feng Shui is not just about balance and harmony, it is also about going with the flow of your own cosmic system. It is very difficult to maximize the use of Feng Shui methods without an understanding of the person and the cosmic energy they possess.

I wish everyone a happy and healthy Year of the Rabbit!

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