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Greetings Everyone;

This is my first post. So, hello everyone!

I would like to add that I am greatly enjoying the Diamond Feng-Shui Course and am seeing many improvements from this well structured and loving work.

I have recently been activating/curing the 20-Year stars. However, I have a question about the floorplan when overlaying the 20-year chart over it.

Say now you have, for example, the Relationship Star in the bedroom. But, the size or portion of the house that particular star covers also includes a bathroom from an adjoining room. Does this deactivate the Star, or is it still able to be activated because it covers the majority of the room? Is there a percentage of space that counts here. Your insights are most appreciated here.

One more question I have been pondering: I understand that each house has a 20-Year Star on the door (main). But, what if your door (main) is on the far right of the house next to an enclosed (attached) garage and both the garage and the door face North. This would put, for example, the disaster stars in the garage and the illness star over the actual location of the main door. In this example, for an "L" shaped house, the garage would deactivate the disaster stars and the illness star would fall in the missing piece in the front of the main door. So, there is no need to cure these stars since they have no effect in these conditions/floorplan, right?

Thank you in advance for your kind considerations.

Aloha Red Fortune,

In the example of the relationship star in the bedroom that spills over to the bedroom - activate it in the bedroom, and remember to keep the bathroom's toilette lid down, and drains closed when not in use.

I'm not real clear on your front door question, so I'll give more of a comment than answer and you can redirect or clarify your question from there.

Your front door has a facing direction (what you read standing, facing out from the threshold for your 20-year period calculation).

Your front door also falls into a section of your floor plan's pie or 9-grid chart. It can be a North facing door, but in the East section of your chart. If that East section has a disaster star on it and both the front door and the garage are in it, place the cure for that star in the area of the front door. The garage doesn't reduce the impact of the negative star like a bathroom would, regardless, cure/activate your front door.

Much Love,

Shawn

Greetings Shawn,

Thank you for your reply.

Just to clarify on the second question; in short, if any 20-year stars fall in the garage then they should/can still be activated/cured?

Out of curiosity though, if the garage has a sink and washer, would this have the same effect on any star as would a bathroom?

Now, if a 20-year star falls in a missing piece of a house floorplan would you complete the shape for a good star and leave it missing for a less desirable star?


Kind Regards!