Which is better:
To have no star on your front door but a disaster star on your master bedroom and a power star in your family room
or
To have a disaster and conflict star on your front door and an abundance star on your master bedroom and an abundance star on your family room?
Currently my home is a Period 8, South 1 home (I bought it in 2002 but I refinanced my mortgages to totally different lenders in 2007 which puts it in a period 8) and I'm trying to decide if I should use a hexagram to move it to a Period 8, Southeast 2-3 home.
We never use our front door though. We use our door from the attached garage to go in and out of the house. This door faces East but I've been told by the Learning Strategies coaches that you always use your front door to determine the direction even if you don't use it.
Also, If I do move my home to the Period 8 Southeast 2-3 direction with the hexagram, can I use the conflict hexagram in level 3 and the diamond feng shui diamond above my front door for cures for the disaster and conflict star instead of still water? So I would have 3 things above my door, the hexagram to change the direction, the diamond feng shui diamond and the conflict hexagram all above my front door. And should I just put them above each other? Any particular order in the stacking them and the order/time when I actually put them above my door? Like the hexagram to change directions first right above my door, the diamond next right above the hexagram, then the conflict hexagram after that right above the other two so they make a column?
Thanks!
Kristine