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Dear Andy,
1. If the upper floors does not have entrance or exit point(s) you may have to analyse the top floor using the same time period as the ground floor.
This is because, usually under Flying Star, the key `ingredient' is the direction of the main entrance door plus the time period ie. Period 6 or 7.
2. If the upper floor has its own entrance (main entrance), you may use a different time period i.e. Period 6 as oppose to Period 7 to analyse the house.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 4/16/01 4:36:00 AM, Andy Gym wrote:
>Hi I've a question & hope you
>can help me.
>My house (double storey) was
>built in the period of 6
>(before 1984). Its ground
>floor was renovated & extended
>in 1991 but the upper floor
>was not touched at all. I know
>it can be considered a period
>7 house, but what about the
>upper floor? Can I consider
>the energies of the upper
>floor a period 6 house since
>it was not touched or
>renovated? I'm more concerned
>about the Mountain/Water
>stars, should I use period 6
>or 7 Mountain/Water stars for
>the upper floor?
>
>Thanks in advance
>:)
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