Annual Flying Star 8 Effects

In flying stars feng shui, the period natal chart of a house governs the luck of the house and it’s residents for in 20 year cycles.

This means that the natal chart of a house would be influenced in one way for 20 years, then change to another way for the next 20 years, and so on.

There are also annual flying stars that determine the luck for a specific year, then change for the following year, and so on.

This implies that natal charts have a long term effect on the feng shui of a property, while annual stars have a shorter term effect.

While there are various ways annual stars can interact with existing energy dynamics of a space, the biggest impact it can make is generally agreed to be it’s interaction with trigram numbers (associated with kua numbers).

This can refer to both the kua number of the house, or the trigram numbers that reside in a particular space of a house based on it’s number configuration when the luo shu sequence is applied after identifying the kua number of the house.

This does not mean that the annual star has an immaterial effect when meeting the mountain star or water star.

It just means that feng shui practitioners generally focus on the trigrams first when analyzing the impact of annual stars, and then move on to other aspects if necessary.

Here are the implications of the arrival of annual flying star eight meeting the different trigrams.

It must be noted that the implications can often seem similar to effects cause by the meeting (or star combination) of mountain and water stars. Even so, be mindful that the interaction and effect caused by mountain and water stars are govern by different dynamics.

Kan kua 1 (1-8)

The white star 8 is generally the most auspicious star that feng shui enthusiast look for.

When it arrives in this area, it would be very good for wealth luck and scholastic luck.

Those in professions where a lot of writing is required would find it a breeze to meet deadlines and demands.

Be wary of the problems people around you have.

Kidney issues. And tendency for small conflicts to occur around you.

Kun kua 2 (2-8)

Money luck.

One might find it necessary to let go of people who are holding him back from moving forward. But this would also mean that loneliness can become an issue.

Common illnesses like influenza can be recurring.

Chen kua 3 (3-8)

Young children, especially boys, would bear the brunt of bad luck.

Beware of respiratory health problems and limb injuries.

Pregnant women need to be careful as well.

Disputes in the house and in the office.

Sun kua 4 (4-8)

A good year for writers and those in fields related to real estate.

Good investment opportunities can come up. Do take calculated risks.

Children will not enjoy a good year.

Vulnerable to limb injuries and even arthritis.

Kua 5 (5-8)

Money will mean nothing if one don’t have the health to enjoy it.

A whole list of potential health problems including:

• Joint pains
• Bone issues
• Nose problems
• Mental stress
• etc

The 5 yellow is not one to mess around with.

Chien kua 6 (6-8)

A period of prosperity where one can seem to do no wrong.

Those in the real estate sector or hold real estate investments might see the biggest uptick in fortunes.

Feng shui afflictions can lead to emotional and mental stress. High possibility that this can be due to romance, or the lack of it.

Tui kua 7 (7-8)

Conquest over challenges and competition. This brings wealth that is deserved.

An avalanche of romance luck will mean that one has to make his choices carefully, or potentially face the consequences of letting the heart rule the mind.

Ken kua 8 (8-8)

Very good for business people and those starting their own companies.

Wealth luck can erupt if one is more active rather than passive.

Get out of your comfort zone and try new things if you have to.

Li kua 9 (9-8)

Good for relationships between couples.

However inter-generation relationships can suffer from disharmony.

Events worth celebrating will be on the cards.

Annual flying star 8 in coming years