Flying Star: Water Star Clashing Mountain Star

Flying Star: Water Star Clashing Mountain Star

The water star and the mountain star are the two facing stars that drive every Flying Star reading, and when the water and mountain stars produce a hostile element combination, and the protocol for managing contradiction in the chart is a core concept the rest of the method depends on.

The water star represents the facing energy, the active, visible, external quality of the building, and for when the water and mountain stars produce a hostile element combination, and the protocol for managing contradiction in the chart, understanding the water star is understanding how the building receives its financial and social energy. The water star is read at the facing palace and flies through the chart based on the facing mountain’s yin-yang.

The mountain star represents the sitting energy, the quiet, internal, supportive quality, and when the water and mountain stars produce a hostile element combination, and the protocol for managing contradiction in the chart connects to this because the mountain star governs health, relationships, stability and the restful functions of the home. The mountain star flies from the sitting palace based on the sitting mountain’s yin-yang.

Together, the water star and mountain star produce the chart’s character. A prosperous water with a prosperous mountain is the ideal the market searches for and rarely finds, because the arithmetic is strict and most charts are mixed. The honest reading embraces the mixture.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which is more important?

They govern different things. The water star drives wealth and external opportunity, the mountain star drives health and internal stability. Both matter.

Can I activate the water star without moving?

Yes, by occupying the water star’s prosperous palace with active use and keeping the space bright and circulated.

Does software calculate these correctly?

Mostly, but the yin-yang determination of the facing mountain is the step software gets wrong most often.