Calculating Your Kua Number

The first thing to do is to check your birth date against the Chinese calendar to make sure that you are using the correct Chinese year of birth. If you were born before the first week of February, you might have to use the previous year as your point of reference. Accuracy is of utmost importance when employing the rules of this formula, so make sure that you get your Chinese year of birth right before you begin the actual calculations. One single year makes a whole lot of difference in the calculation, and in turn, your personalized Feng Shui guidelines.

After you have established your Chinese year of birth, refer to the following table for a step-by-step guide in calculating your personal Kua Number. Note that males and females have to use different formulas for calculation.

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FOR MALES

• Determine your Chinese year of birth.
• Add the last two digits together.
• Reduce it to a single digit number.
• Subtract from 10.
• The final answer is your personal Kua Number.
  

Example year of birth 1963.
6 + 3 = 9
10 - 9 = 1

So, men born in 1963, your Kua Number is 1.

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FOR FEMALES

• Determine your Chinese year of birth.
• Add the last two digits together.
• Reduce it to a single digit number.
• Add to 5.
• The final answer is your personal Kua Number
  

Example year of birth 1971.
7 + 1 = 8
8 + 5 = 13
1 + 3 = 4

So, women born in 1971, your Kua Number is 4

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Kua Number	Best Facing Directions	Worst Facing Directions
1 (East group)	Southeast, South, East, North	Northeast, West, Northwest, Southwest
2 (West group)	Northeast, West, Northwest, Southwest	Southeast, South, East, North
3 (East group)	Southeast, South, East, North	Northeast, West, Northwest, Southwest
4 (East group)	Southeast, South, East, North	Northeast, West, Northwest, Southwest
5 (West group)	Northeast, West, Northwest, Southwest	Southeast, South, East, North
6 (West group)	Northeast, West, Northwest, Southwest	Southeast, South, East, North
7 (West group)	Northeast, West, Northwest, Southwest	Southeast, South, East, North
8 (West group)	Northeast, West, Northwest, Southwest	Southeast, South, East, North
9 (East group)	Southeast, South, East, North	Northeast, West, Northwest, Southwest

Raymond

Reference sources : Lillion's Too feng shui books & website.

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How to Use Feng Shui to Activate Your Career Luck

Are things going badly at the office recently? Relationship with the boss going down to the drain? Have quarrel with colleagues and subordinates?

If you have been performing excellently all these years , are hard working , competitive and competent , chances are you are suffering from bad office feng shui . Here is a list of things to check and make the necessary improvements:

Office Feng Shui Tips:

Tips #1. Rule of thumb, are you facing a good direction based on Kua Number? If not, better change your sitting direction.

Tips #2. Always sit with your back against a solid wall to ensure that you have support in your life, never sit with a window behind you.

Tips #3. Check your desk location. Never face the office door directly or have your back to the door.

Tips #4. Get rid of clutter in your office environment. Ensure having good housekeeping regularly for your desk and computer.

Tips #5. Check your desk layout.

- As a general rule, the left hand side of the desk should be higher than the right.

- The front of your desk should be clear to simulate the bright hall effect.

- A lush money plant can be placed on the SE corner to energize wealth luck.

- Place a crystal quartz on the NE or SW of your desk for work harmony and to improve your popularity polls.

- Place a metal item on the NW corner of your desk for networking luck.

- Place a picture or figurine of a birds, phoenix or horse in the South for recognition luck

- Place a water feature, aquarium or figurine arowana in the North for limitless success in your career.

Tips #6. Check your office surroundings. Look around the office and ensure that there are no sharp edges of walls, computers, machinery or desks pointing towards to you. You can cover the sharp edges of walls with plants. Also look up and make sure you are not sitting under a beam. If you are and are unable to move your desk, place 2 bamboo flutes diagonal to each other on the beam to prevent it from pressing against you.

Tips #7. Place Protective Symbols behind you.

- Place a dragon tortoise for protection behind you.

- Place a mountain painting behind you to gain support from your boss, peers and subordinates.

- Place a rooster on your desk to protect you from office intrigues and politics.

Tips #8. Memorize your good and bad directions.

Remember, you have to be equally willing to work hard and go the extra mile once good feng shui shines your way! Don't forget to also continuously develop yourself in program relevant to your profession by enrolling yourself in training program and make sure your boss knows about your further education achievements!

Source Reference : Lillion's Too feng shui books & website.

Next blog will teach how to calculate your direction !!!


From
Raymond Tung

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