Flying Star: Corridor Flying Star

Flying Star: Corridor Flying Star

Room-by-room is how Flying Star is applied in practice, because charts are read in rooms, not abstractions. This page reads the internal walkway and the star that carries the intake from the door to the rooms, length and turn as energy management in the Flying Star method.

For the internal walkway and the star that carries the intake from the door to the rooms, length and turn as energy management, the reading starts with the palace the room occupies, then the natal mountain and water stars in that palace, then the annual star visiting that palace this year. The mountain star governs the restful side, the water star governs the active side, and the room’s function should match whichever star dominates.

The three great placements still apply: the door, the bed or desk, and the stove if the room has one. Command position matters: the occupant sees the door without being directly in line with it, sits with a solid wall behind, and faces the best available direction. For the internal walkway and the star that carries the intake from the door to the rooms, length and turn as energy management, the star pair in the room sets the tone.

The annual layer adds the visiting star each February, and for the internal walkway and the star that carries the intake from the door to the rooms, length and turn as energy management, a room that is excellent in the natal chart can become challenging when a hostile annual star visits. The practice is to check the annual star in February, adjust the room’s use for the year if needed.

For the complete system behind this reading, see the Flying Star Feng Shui Complete Guide. To book a consultation, see consultation with Dougles Chan.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know which palace my room is in?

Stand at the centre of the apartment with a compass and divide the floor plan into a three-by-three grid using the Lo Shu palaces.

Can two rooms share a palace?

Yes, and they share the same star pair. The reading applies to both, adjusted for each room’s function.

What if the annual star is bad in my bedroom?

Sleep in another room if you can, or reduce activity and avoid renovation there until February when the star rotates out.