Interpretation and Meanings of the Numbers

The interpretation and meanings of the numerals and combinations of numerals are based on two significant symbolic relationships, i.e:

• Based on the meanings of the numbers themselves.
• Based on the relationship between the numbers and the elements and then on the implied interaction of the five elements as expressed in the form of numbers. This dependence on the five elements, or Wuxing, is the key to really understanding flying star.

The five elements

The impact ofWuxing on flying star interpretation is extremely important. Usually the difference between “good” and “bad” Feng Shui masters is the depth of knowledge they each bring to bear when analyzing and interpreting the element relationships. Only when the understanding is correct can the real remedies or enhancers be recommended. Also,Wuxing is not as simple as it at first appears. Understanding the productive and destructive cycle is only the start ofunderstanding Wuxing. The interrelationship of the two is in fact a lot more complex.

The best Feng Shui master is the one who understands the subtleties and nuances of the way the five elements are said to interact with each other, and such a person will be able to give out the best advice on Feng Shui cures, antidotes, enhancers, or activators.

Each number from 1 to 9 represents an element, but the exact nature of the representation differs from number to number. Thus, for instance, both 3 and 4 represent the wood element, but 3 is big woodand 4 is small wood.

Furthermore, 3 is arousing wood while 4 is gentle wood. Also, 3 is male and 4 is female and so on. Each of these attributes adds on a layer of meaning. The whole should then be viewed in its entirety so that a coherent and complete picture emerges. It is in implementing the combinations that good Feng Shui is achieved. This is a challenge to the practitioner, but it makes flying star Feng Shui exciting. When you get it right, good fortune comes almost immediately.

Other meanings of numbers

The numbers also have meanings in accordance with the corresponding trigram.These operate on two different levels:

• The symbolic relationship between number and trigram is, at the beginning, based on the placement of the numbers in the original Lo Shu square.

• When interpreting natal chart and period Lo Shu flying charts we also have to see the relationship of the numbers in the period flying chart under review. Thus, for example, the number 1 is representative of the trigram Kan in the original Lo Shu square.Then in a flying star chart for, say 1999, the number 1 has flown into the center. This means Kan, which represents water, has flown into the center, which is of the earth element; according to conventional analysis, water coming to earth does not harm the earth unless it comes in large amounts.Thus we will need to combine this reading with the actual natal chart of the house. If there is a preponderance of is in the center grid, and especially if the water star is also 1 in the center grid, we are then looking at an excess of water in the center.

This spells danger.

These symbolic relationships form the basis of Chinese numerology interpretations.

It is important to appreciate the subtleties of the five elements. Feng Shui is not usually just about each element or number being bad or good. It is also about the “heaviness” of the occurrence of the number. When there is excess of anything, there ceases to be harmony and balance and the Feng Shui becomes sour.

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