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Twelve Transports (Case Study 13)

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 Feng Shui Uses of the Sixty Nayin
and the Twelve Transports
(Advanced Case Study 13)
Introduction ......................................................................................................................................... 5
Part 1: Selecting Days for Yang House and Yin House ...................................................................... 6
Yang house feng shui: ................................................................................................................. 6
Yin house feng shui: ................................................................................................................... 8
Six Oppositions (六沖 Liu Chong): ............................................................................................ 9
Quiz 1 ........................................................................................................................................ 13
Quiz 1 Answers ......................................................................................................................... 14
Part 2: The Nayin Sixty Jiazi (納音六十甲子) ................................................................................. 15
The Calculation of the Nayin Sixty Jiazi Element .................................................................... 17
Day Selection for Construction, using the Nayin: .................................................................... 19
Quiz 2 ........................................................................................................................................ 21
Quiz 2 Answers ......................................................................................................................... 22
Part 3: Personal Year Sha 本命年煞（benming niansha).................................................................. 23
Personal Year Sha, Part 1.......................................................................................................... 23
Personal Year Sha, Part 2.......................................................................................................... 25
Quiz 3 ........................................................................................................................................ 28
Quiz 3 Answers ......................................................................................................................... 30
Part 4: The Twelve Transports (Chang Sheng) ................................................................................. 32
A Different Application: Breaking through Obstruction .......................................................... 38
Quiz 4 ........................................................................................................................................ 39
Quiz 4 Answers ......................................................................................................................... 41
Part 5: Pushing the People and Pushing the Wealth .......................................................................... 43
Pushing the wealth [流年催貝才 liunian cuicai]: ..................................................................... 43
Pushing the people [流年催丁 liunian cuiding]: ...................................................................... 45
Quiz 5 ........................................................................................................................................ 50
Quiz 5 Answers ......................................................................................................................... 51
Conclusion ......................................................................................................................................... 53

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 Feng Shui Uses of the Sixty Nayin
and the Twelve Transports
(Advanced Case Study 13)
Introduction
Prerequisites for this class:
1. FS102 Advanced Feng Shui Class
2. AS 101 Stems and Branches

Please make sure you have reviewed the branch relationships of the six oppositions
(六沖）and the three combinations (三合)• You should also review the five combinations
(五合）of the stems.

This class teaches practical information on both Yin House and Yang House Feng Shui
and includes information on:
> Choosing an appropriate sitting/facing based on the directions that are usable in a
particular year.
> Even though a house or grave may have a good feng shui chart, building it
during certain years may bring good or bad feedback for a short period of
time.
> Calculating the timing for marking the ground for a new building based on its
sitting/facing.
> Calculating the timing for remodeling or additions based on their direction in the
house.
> A technique called 'pushing the wealth’： to increase wealth based on the
current year.
> A technique called 'pushing the people’： to increase the number of occupants by
marriage or birth.
> To do these calculations, we need to learn the following:
〇 The nayin sixty jiazi and the five elements.
〇 The twelve transports (chang sheng).

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Part 1: Selecting Days for Yang House and Yin House

Yang house feng shui:

• There are two aspects to yang house feng shui: new construction and
remodeling.
• The effects of feng shui are calculated for the occupants, but we should also
consider the workers.
• It is best to move out during remodeling. Try not to move in until all the
construction and landscaping is done.

For yang house, the feng shui affects the construction workers as well as those who live
in the house. Therefore, moving in after completing all the construction and landscaping
protects the owners, but not the workers.

Don’t move into a house where someone has died a violent death (murder, suicide,
accident - including during construction); sometimes the effects linger. Sometimes, this
information is not known before the purchase. In that case, it must be the owner’s destiny
to purchase a house where someone has died.

Even if the owners do not care about the construction workers, they should care about
worker safety, as a death by accident can bring feng shui problems later. For example,
blood going into the earth leaves a bad type of qi there. (Don’t build on a land that
previously held a slaughterhouse or something of that sort. The only way to clean this
land is by placing dry grass on it and burning it for 3 days! But after fire, it is considered
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wang land’ according to the old books.)

In addition, even a non-fatal accident implies that there is a problem with the feng shui or
the timing of the construction. Whatever aspect is not harmonious can affect the
occupants after they move in.

Accidents can be caused by problems in the feng shui chart. For example, 6-7 means
injury by metal. 3-5 can mean an explosion.

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 Accidents can also be caused by improper day selection. If this is the case, as time passes,
the bad effects will dissipate, since the problem is not built into the house. It is okay to
buy a house that had groundbreaking on a poorly selected day after it is already complete,
as long as no one died there during construction. In fact, if the house has already been
built, it is next to impossible to find out when the groundbreaking took place.

陽宅以坐爲主.
In yang house feng shui，the sitting governs.
It is a basic principle of yin-yang theory that yin and yang are inseparable and depend on
each other. The sitting is the yin side of a house (quiet, closed, heavy).
The residents of a yang house go out in the daytime and are active. They need a refuge
where they can return, a place of safety and rest to balance the yang activity of life. This
is why the sitting governs yang house.

When applying a xuankong feng shui chart for yang house, we use the nine- palace

grid.

A square shape is the symbol of the earth (round symbolizes heaven). Most houses are
built with 90° angles. Qi fills a house and takes on its shape just like water takes on the
shape of its container. Once the roof is placed on top and the qi is captured in a house, the
building is plugged into the earth. The qi is guided by the walls in the house and is more
closely related to earth qi (square) than heaven qi (round).

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Yin house feng shui:
This class will NOT give enough information for you to practice yin house feng shui,
although it is important to understand some of the general principles.
• Yin house means the burial site.
• Even if the feng shui of a grave is good, if buried at a bad time, the benefits won’t
come quickly or something bad may happen to a family member.
• The bad effects in yang house only affect one family: the family that lives there. In
yin house, it can affect many families: all the descendants for a few generations.
Day selection: Traditionally, a day was selected for the ceremony (funeral) and for the
burial. They might be the same day, or they might not. Day selection for burial is based
on the day the grave is covered, not the day the hole is dug or the day the marker is
placed.

陰宅以向爲重.
In yin house feng shui, the facing has the weight.
The marker is like an antenna to receive the qi. The facing is based on the marker,
not the position of the body. There are different burial customs in different places with
regards to the marker and the position of the body. If the marker is flat to the ground, as it
often is today, take sitting and facing by the big environment (upward slope behind, open
space in front, etc.).
The facing is considered more important in yin house feng shui, as yin needs the
warmth and movement of yang to activate it. Otherwise, a grave-site is too inert.

When applying a xuankong feng shui chart for yin house, we use pie slices.
A grave is not enclosed like a yang house. There are no walls to contain and shape the qi.
There is no roof to prevent free interaction with the qi of heaven. Heaven is said to be
round, which means that the qi is free in every direction. Hence, the pie slices are
appropriate.

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Six Oppositions (六沖 Liu Chong):
You should already be familiar with these.

Wu

The oppositions are quite important in Day Selection. Both Day Selection Classes (1
and 2) spend a lot of time discussing oppositions. We will restate some rules for
construction here, but if you want to understand it at a deeper level, please refer to those
classes.

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In burial, groundbreaking, or beginning a remodeling job, the oppositions are
avoided in terms of:
• Time: avoid the year breaker and month breaker. (This is when the current day
branch opposes the branch of the current year or month.) In addition, the branch of
the month should not oppose the branch of the year.
• Person: avoid consumers for the occupant in yang house or the deceased in yin
house. (This is when the person’s birth year branch opposes the branch of the
current day. You should also avoid opposing the year and month.)
• House: The 15° of the sitting (for yang house) or the facing (for yin house) cannot
oppose the current year, month, or day branch, even if the feng shui is good
otherwise. This is true for new construction or for remodeling. The sitting (for
yang house) or facing (for yin house) also should not oppose the occupant’s birth
year branch (yin house) or the deceased birth year branch (yin house).
• Direction: In remodeling, the direction(s) of the work cannot oppose the year,
month, or day branch.
All the above refer to the day of groundbreaking (for new construction), the first day of
remodeling, or the day of the funeral or burial. They do not affect on-going construction.

The tradition in China is that if someone’s birth year branch is in conflict with the current
year, they should not attend burials, or if they do, they must turn their back to the open
grave as the body is being lowered. They are especially vulnerable to this type of earth qi.

In addition:
• Don’t disturb the taisui or year breaker when digging in the yard. (The taisui is the
direction associated with the branch of the current year, and the year breaker is the
opposite direction.)
• Don’t disturb direction of the annual or monthly 5.
• Don’t do construction or renovation when the annual or monthly 5 is in the center
or in the sitting for yang house (or facing for yin house).
• Don’t disturb the three sha.
All of these apply, not just for groundbreaking, but for the whole period of time when
construction or remodeling is being done. Construction that was begun earlier needs to be
finished by the time these stars arrive.

When a bad day is selected, the effects usually last for a short time. It may result in one
bad event and then the problem is past.

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 Day Selection
Yang House
Avoid Yin House
Construction Remodeling
Avoid day, Avoid day, sitting, direction for
Year and month Avoid day, sitting renovations
breaker facing Avoid for groundbreaking or first day of construction; on-
going construction is okay.
Avoid sitting,
Annual or Avoid facing,
center Avoid sitting, center, direction
monthly 5 center Avoid for the duration of time
Avoid day or
facing direction
Consumers Avoid day or sitting direction for occupants, owner
for deceased

Month Avoid digging, construction, if possible

Avoid burial, if
For groundbreaking or first day of construction, on-going
opposes year possible
construction is okay.
Avoid day, sitting, direction for disturbing the earth or
construction
Avoid day,
Three sha Avoid direction or sitting for the duration of time. Avoid
facing
groundbreaking on this day, but on-going construction is
okay on sha days.
Taisui Avoid disturbing the earth in this direction for the duration of time
These concepts are discussed in more detail in the Day Selection 2 Class and the Taisui,
Year Breaker, and Three Sha Class. To understand these concepts more fully, please refer
to these classes. To calculate these days, you need to refer to the Ten- Thousand-Year
Calendar.

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 Example:
Someone born in 1953 (a gui si year) wants to build a house that will sit south, in the wu
(m) direction. It is currently 2005, a yi you year. He wants to begin construction after
June 5th, the ren wu month.
The annual 5 and the monthly 5 are both in the northwest, neither the center nor
the sitting.
The sitting and facing of the house are not affected by the taisui (you, s, west) or
the year breaker (mao, g, east).
The monthly sha are in hai zi chou. The annual sha are in yin mao chen. The house
does not sit in any of these directions, so construction is okay. (See Day Selection 2 Class
for details.)

The month (wu) does not oppose the year (you).

Now we need to pick a day. Even if you don’t know how to pick a good day, at
least you can avoid a bad day. We need to avoid:
Hai days (consumer for the owner)
Zi days (consumer for the house, breaker for the month)
Mao days (year breaker)
Hai zi chou days (month sha)
Yin mao chen days (year sha)

So we can use any si, wu, wei, shen, you, or xu day that month. June 5th, a shen
day, is the first available day to begin construction.

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Quiz
1
Owner’s birth year: 1976, bing chen House
sitting: east, mao (g)
Current year: 2010, geng yin
Current month: After April 5th, geng chen

Directions:
1. Where is the annual 5?
2. Where is the monthly 5?
3. Where is the year breaker?
5. Where is the month breaker?

5. Can we do construction on this house at this time?

Timing:
6. Does the month oppose the year?
7. What is the owner’s consumer?
8. What is the house’s consumer?
9. What is the year breaker?
10. What is the month breaker?

11. On which days can we begin construction? List the branches:

12. What is the first day we could begin construction on this house?
a. April 5th yi you b. April 6th bing xu c. April 7th ding hai
d. April 8th wu zi e. April 9th ji chou f. April 10th geng yin

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Quiz 1 Answers
Owner’s birth year: 1976, bing chen House
sitting: east, mao (g)
Current year: 2010, geng yin
Current month: After April 5th, geng chen

Directions:
1. Where is the annual 5? southwest
2. Where is the monthly 5? north shen
3. Where is the year breaker? (q)
5. Where is the month breaker? xu (u)

5. Can we do construction on this house at this time?

Yes, none of these interfere with the sitting of the house.

Timing:
6. Does the month oppose the year? no
7. What is the
owner’s consumer? xu
8. What is
the house’s consumer? you
9. What is the year breaker? shen
10. What is the month breaker? xu
11. On which days can we begin construction? List the branches: zi, chou, yin,
mao, chen, si, wu, wei, or hai.
(If you know the three sha, also eliminate zi, chou, si, wu, wei, and hai.)

12. What is the first day we could begin construction on this house?
a. April 5th yi you b. April 6th bing xu c. April 7th ding hai
d. April 8th wu zi e. April 9th ji chou f. April 10th geng yin

If you know the three sha, the answer is f. April 10th geng yin.
If you don’t know the three sha, the answer is c. April 7th ding hai.

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 Part 2: The Nayin Sixty Jiazi (納音六十甲子）
The sixty nayin were first discussed by a Chinese doctor and alchemist named 葛洪 Ge

納 iVa means to take or accommodate.音 Kw is a sound or tone. (The nayin are also discussed in the
Partner Selection Class.) The sixty nayin are listed in the following table:

Hong (284-341 CE) in a book called《抱朴子》Baopuzi.

The concept of nayin is very profound, although it is not well known. It has many
applications. The nayin are especially important in yin house feng shui.

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 Each pair of adjacent stem-branch combinations has an associated element that is
generated by that combination. However, it is not just a generic quality of the element; it
has a characteristic associated with it. For example:

• Either jiazi or yichou are metal in the sea. Seawater corrodes metal, so this metal is
relatively weak.
• Either jiawu or yiwei are metal in sand. Sand is part of earth, which supports
metal.
• Either renshen or guiyou are metal of the sworcTs edge. This is metal as a
weapon， aggressive and sharp.
• Either gengxu or xinhai are metal of hairpins and bracelets. This is a delicate and
elegant use of metal.
• Either gengchen or xinsi are metal of white wax. Something made of wax and
painted to look like metal may look hard on the outside but easily melts.
• Either renyin or guimao are metal of gold foil. This is bright, reflective, and
decorative, but not very strong.

You can see the characteristics of each type of metal are different. Please use your
common sense and imagination to understand the other elements in a similar fashion.

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The Calculation of the Nayin Sixty Jiazi Element
When it comes to nayin, the stems and branches each have associated numbers, given in
the table below:

These numbers come from an old memorization poem. Note that in the above table, the
stems with the same value are in the relationship called the five combinations.
The branches that have the same value are in the relationship called the six
oppositions.

a. Each nayin group is shared by two stem-branch combinations which are adjacent in
the cycle of sixty, for example: jia zi and yi chou.

b. Add up the values of the two stems and the two branches in the group.

c. Divide the sum by 5, and take the remainder. (Take a remainder of 0 as 5.)

d. The remainders of 1 through 5 are

associated with an element, given in
the table below:

Example:
Jia zi and yi chou are combinations 1 and 2 in the cycle of sixty.
Jia is 9, zi is 9, yi is 8, chou is 8. 9+9+8+8=34.
34/5 = 6 with a remainder of 4.
4 corresponds to metal.
So the nayin for jia zi and yi chou is metal.

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 For your convenience, the table below contains the nayin information for various
years:

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Day Selection for Construction, using the Nayin:
Compare the current year nayin element to your own birth year nayin element. You can
also compare the current month and/or day. There are a few possibilities:

1. The current year, month, or day nayin is the same element as or produces your
birth year nayin element. This is considered good.
2. The current year, month, or day nayin reduces your birth year nayin element,
or your birth year nayin element dominates the current year. In this case you
may need to spend some time and money to take care of the house. The house
will be a burden to you.
3. The current year, month, or day nayin element dominates your birth year
nayin element. This is the worst condition. Beginning construction should be
avoided.
But remember, there is rarely a perfect day. Don’t be too fussy. The more you know
about day selection, the fewer days look good! There is a saying: the perfect can be the
enemy of the good. If you wait for perfection, you may never be able to start. There is
also a Chinese saying that 8 or 9 out of 10 is not what you want. Accept reality and
realize that something doesn’t have to be perfect to be adequate.

Remedy:
If the current year nayin element dominates your birth year nayin element, you can
remedy it through day selection, using the five combinations.

The Five Combinations (Wu He 五合）

The heavenly stems try to combine in the following way (This was discussed in the
Stems and Branches Class):

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You can use the five combinations to break apart the current year nayin element.
Once the year stem is more attracted to something outside, it no longer combines
with the year branch to make a nayin element.
Here is how to do it: Look at the stem of the current year. Find the paired stem
according to the five combinations. Pick the month that has this stem to begin
construction. The current year stem will be attracted to the current month stem and will
no longer pay attention to the current year branch. When the year stem and branch don’t
pay attention to each other, the nayin is broken apart.

If you cannot wait for the month, you can use the day or hour, but this is not as strong.
The year is close to the month, but far away from the day and time. That is why you
need to use the month stem is better to do this.
Year Month Day Hour

Do you see how the year is close to the month but far away from the day and hour?

Examples:
1. An owner was born in 1962, a ren yin year, so he has a metal nayin.
He wants to build a house in 1995, an yi hai year with a fire nayin.
The fire of 1995’s nayin dominates the owner’s birth year metal nayin.
Yi is the stem for 1995.
It combines with geng according to the five combinations.
In 1995, the third month is a geng chen month.
During that month, the yi withdraws from hai and focuses on geng instead.
This breaks apart the yi hai fire nayin.

2. 2003 is a gui wei wood nayin year.

It dominates a person with geng zi earth nayin.
The gui of 2003 combines with wu stem.
The fifth month of 2003 is a wu wu month.
Beginning construction in this fifth month will remedy the domination of the
current year’s wood nayin.
Another alternative would be to wait until 2004, a jiashen water nayin year.

Using the five combinations changes the chemistry. However, using the three
combinations does not work in this context.

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Quiz 2
1. Right now it is 2008. What is the stem and branch of the year and what is the
nay in element? What is the special nay in characteristic of that year?

2. Ms L. wants to build a house this year. She was born in 1971. What is the stem
and branch of the year and what is the nay in element? What is the special nay in
characteristic of that year?

3. Is this a favorable year for Ms L. to build a house?

4. Does it need a remedy? If so, what can we do?

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Quiz 2 Answers
1. Right now it is 2008. What is the stem and branch of the year and what is the nay in
element? What is the special nay in characteristic of that year?

Answer: 2008 is a wu zi year, with a fire element nayin, fire of a thunderbolt.

2. Ms L. wants to build a house this year. She was born in 1971. What is the stem and
branch of the year and what is the nay in element? What is the special nay in
characteristic of that year?

Answer: 1971 is a xin hai year, with a metal nayin, metal of hairpins and bracelets.

3. Is this a favorable year for Ms L. to build a house?

Answer: It is not favorable. The fire nayin year dominates the metal nayin person.

4. Does it need a remedy? If so, what can we do?

Answer: Yes, it needs a remedy. We need to choose the month that has a five
combinations relationship with the current year stem. The current year stem for 2008 is
wu. Wu combines with gui, so we need a gui stem month. The tenth month of 2008 is a
gui hai month. It begins November 7th. If she can wait until then, construction should go
more smoothly.

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Part 3: Personal Year Sha 本命年煞（benming niansha)
The personal year sha is used in both yin house and yang house feng shui. In yang house,
it is applied more for renovations, as it affects where you are living or working. It does not
affect you if you are not there. Since the owner is usually not living in a house while it is
being built, personal year sha is not significant in new construction.

When we discussed the 太歲 taisui or ‘great year’ in other classes, we only paid attention
to the current year branch. Actually, the taisui consists of the current year stem and
branch. For example, the taisui for 2006 is bing xu because 2006 is a bing xu year.

Personal Year Sha, Part 1

1. Put the taisui (current year stem and branch) inside the center of a nine
palace grid.
2. Flow the cycle of 60 until you arrive at the stem and branch of the person’s year
of birth. You often need to flow through more than one cycle through all nine
palaces.
3. The palace where the person’s birth year appears is an area of very bad sha for
that person during that year.
> No construction should be done in that direction (all 45 degrees) in a
building where that person spends significant time that year.
> No landscaping outside the house should be done in that direction.
> If it falls in the center, no construction should be done for that person in
any direction for that year.
> Don’t face a grave in this direction for the deceased.
4. You can also flow the current month stem and branch and the current day stem
and branch in the same way. In these cases, we are still looking for the person’s
birth year stem and branch. The same prohibitions apply, but last only as long
as the time period on which they are based, i.e., if the month stem and branch
were used, the prohibition lasts for that month. However, you can make
yourself crazy if you apply it to every time period. Master Sang does not do this
in yang house, although he does use it in yin house.

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 By the way, some people may prefer to take the number of the current year in the cycle of
sixty, put that in the center and flow the numbers (1-60) of the stem-branch combination
through the nine palaces. Then look for the number of the person’s birth year.

This personal year sha can also be applied for other things: gambling, surgery, etc.

Builders need not worry about their own personal year sha, but they are affected by the
annual 5, the three sha, etc.

Example: Mr. A, born in 1930, a geng wu year wants to renovate his home in 1985, an yi
chou year.
> Yi chou, the current year taisui, is placed in the center, in the 1st place.
> The next stem-branch combination (bing yin) goes in the northwest, the 2nd place.
> It then flies to ding mao in the 3rd place, east.
> On to wu chen in the northeast (4th place).
> Next, ji si in the south, the 5th place.
> Finally, we arrive at the owner’s birth year, geng wu, in the north (6th place).
> Everything that comes after isn’t important, now that we know the north is the
personal year sha for the owner in 1985. He should not do construction in the north
that year.

Please note that south is always at the top unless otherwise noted.

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Note that often you must flow the stems and branches around the nine palaces more than
once. For example, let’s say Mr. A’s wife was born in 1940, a geng chen year:

We flow from yi chou, the current year in the center, and eventually wind up with geng
chen in the southwest. So the southwest is Mrs. A’s personal year sha and construction in
that direction is bad for her in 1985.

Personal Year Sha, Part 2

1. Add the nayin element for the birth year stem and branch into the grid from part
1.
2. Flow the day stem and branch for the first day of construction one time
around.
3. Look at the palace that contains the birth year stem and branch. Compare the
nayin of the flowed current construction day stem and branch and the nayin
of your birth year stem and branch.
4. If the day nayin element in that palace dominates the nayin element of your
birth year, bad things will happen within 30 days if you begin construction on
the day placed in the center.
5. You can check the description of the nayin element to see nature and
degree of difficulty. See below for examples.
6. You can also do the same process for the current month stem and branch, but
the day stem and branch combination is more important.

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Let’s look at the example of Mr. A, given in Part 1. Mr. A was bom in 1930, a geng wu
year, which we found in the north. The nayin element of geng wu is earth. We add the
nay in elements into the above calculation as follows:

Let^ say he wants to begin construction on July 26th, 1985, a bing yin day. Now we put
bing yin in the center and flow it one time around, adding in the nayin:

Here the nayins in the north are both coincidentally earth element. This is fairly
harmonious, so construction can begin on an yi chou day (although the north is still Mr.
A’s personal year sha).

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What if Mr. A wanted to start on July 23rd, 1985 instead? July 23rd is a gui hai day.
We put gui hai in the center and float it as follows:

The nayin of the day stem and branch that arrives in the north (wu chen wood) dominates
the earth nayin of geng wu (Mr. A?s birth year). If construction begins that day, bad
things may happen to Mr. A within 30 days. He should wait for a better day.

How bad is it? Look at the description of that nayin. Wu chen is wood of the big forest
and would cause a harsh domination (and therefore big problems) to geng wu earth on the
side of the road, small earth. If it were ren wu which has wood from a willow tree, that
would be a little milder than wood of the big forest.

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Quiz 3
1. It is 2007. Find the taisui and flow it until you get to the birth year of 1953. Add in the
nayin element.

2. What is the direction of this person’s personal year sha? What does it mean?

3. Can this person begin renovations on August 25th, 2007? If not, how bad is the
problem, based on the description of the nayin?

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4. Can this person begin renovations on September 15th, 2007? If not, how bad is the
problem, based on the description of the nayin?

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Quiz 3 Answers
1. It is 2007. Find the taisui and flow it until you get to the birth year of 1953. Add in the
nayin element.

Answer: 2007 is ding hai. 1953 is gui si.

2. What is the direction of this person’s personal year sha? What does it mean?

Answer: southwest. He should not do renovations or construction in this direction if he

is staying in the house.

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3. Can this person begin renovations on August 25th, 2007? If not, how bad is the
problem, based on the description of the nayin?

Answer: This date is not very good because the nayin element that arrives in the same
palace as the birth year nayin is dominated by it. Ding you is fire on the bottom of a
mountain. However, this is not as bad as if it dominates the birth year. Gui si is water
constantly flowing.

4. Can this person begin renovations on July 2nd, 2007? If not, how bad is the
problem, based on the description of the nayin?

Answer: This date is good because the metal nayin in the same palace as the birth
year produces the water nayin of the birth year.

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Part 4: The Twelve Transports (Chang Sheng)
The twelve transports are a life cycle. Sometimes they are also called the twelve chang
sheng after the first one. They are used in Ziwei Doushu (a type of Chinese astrology),

and some other types of Chinese metaphysics.

A simplified form is used in xuankong flying star fengshui:

We call the current star of the 20-year period wang, prosperity (for example, 8
white during period 8); this is comparable to the fifth of the twelve transports di wang, the
emperor prospering.
The coming two 20-year periods are called sheng, life (for example, 9 purple
and 1 white during period 8); this is comparable to the first of the twelve transports
chang sheng, long life.
The previous two 20-year periods are called shuai, decay (for example, 6 white
and 7 red during period 8); this is comparable to the sixth of the twelve transports shuai,
decline.
The three furthest away 20-year periods are called si, death (for example, 3 jade, 4
green, and 5 yellow during period 8); this is comparable to the eighth of the twelve
transports si, death.

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 When the branches are placed in a twelve-palace grid, they are always laid out as
follows:

The twelve transports are placed in order in a twelve palace grid according to the
branches.

This placement of the twelve transports is based on the five elements as follows:

The other eleven follow clockwise in order.

Below, we will explain the method and application of the twelve transports for this class.
But before we do, note that chang sheng is always located in one of the four corners. The
four corners represent a new start, a change of direction. All (except earth element) are in
the corner before their own element appears. For example, the metal element places chang
sheng in si, which is the corner before shen, metal. Lin guan (arrive at official position)
goes in this corner. Di wang will also land in the element you used to find chang sheng, in
one of the four main directions (zi, mao, wu, or you). So with metal, chang sheng is
located in si and di wang is located in you, the west, the metal direction. This makes sense
as metal is most prosperous, most wang, in the west.

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Charts for the four possible arrangements of the twelve transports look like this:

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Now that you have the background, let’s see one way of using the twelve transports:

In construction, when determining exactly where to make the walls of a building, the
builders often use a string that is permeated with chalk dust. They lay the string out
tightly along the length of the future wall. Then the string is lifted up and allowed to snap
down on the ground. It leaves a line of chalk, so the builders can see where to dig the
foundation. This is called "opening the mountain and establishing the facing (開山立向

kail shanl li4 xiang4).’’ The ‘mountain’ refers to the sitting side.
(This picture shows marking a chalk line on a wall. This is not the same as doing it on the
ground to determine where the walls go, but I couldn’t find a picture of that.)

We can pick a special day to open the mountain and establish the facing, in order to bring
prosperity or other characteristics to the building.

To choose the day to make the chalk line to mark where the walls of the house will go:
1. Place the taisui of the year the construction will begin (current year stem and
branch) in the center of a nine-palace grid.
2. Flow the stem-branch combinations one time around, adding the nayin
elements.
3. Find the sitting direction of the house to be built. Note the nayin element in the
sitting direction.
4. Find the branch for chang sheng based on the element of the sitting direction.
5. Choose a month and/or day with the same branch to mark the chalk line.
6. As with all things related to construction, you must avoid breakers, consumers,
etc.

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Here is an example:
In 2001, your client wants to build a north-sitting building. 2001 is a xin si year. We
put xin si in the center and flow the stems and branches into the other eight palaces.
Then we add in the nayin element. ________________________

Since we are building a north-sitting house, we

take earth, because that is the nayin of the stem and
branch combination in the north. Find the chang
sheng for earth: it falls in the shen palace. So, we
choose a shen month or a shen day to mark the
lines. But we must also make sure that shen is not
a consumer for the owner, a breaker, or sha.

If, for example, this same year another client is

building an addition on the west part of his house, we would use wood, the nayin in the
west to find the chang sheng. Chang sheng is in hai, so the ‘footprinf of the addition can
be marked on a hai day or month.

What are the benefits of this? If you use a chang sheng day, the home will have a qi
that is long lasting and growing. The house will last a long time. Children can grow up
and money can accumulate here. This is a building you intend to stay in for a long time.

Sometimes you want something else from a building. In that case, you can select one of
the other transports. For example:

Mu yu: marriage, proposals, peach blossom

Lin guan: job promotion, good position
Di wang: stirs up money luck, but it is not so long lasting as you are already at the peak

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As an example, let’s say the owner in the previous example was a successful business
woman, but never found a satisfying relationship. She is building her dream house, but
wants to find someone to share it with. You have helped design some peach blossom into
the house, but want to do a little more. Here is the plan:

Year 2001 xin si, north-sitting building:

Since it is a north-sitting house, the earth nayin means the chang sheng falls in the
shen palace. But we want mu yu in order to bring peach blossom qi.

We can see in the diagram that mu yu coincides with the you palace. Therefore, we
should mark the lines for this north-sitting house on a you day or month in 2007 (as
long as it avoids breakers, consumers, sha, etc.).

But there may be a side affect. Once she finds her mate, the house will still have peach
blossom qi, which can cause problems in her relationship.
氺氺氺

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A Different Application: Breaking through Obstruction
If a project keeps having problems and never can be completed, you can break though
the delays like this: pick the mu (grave) branch for the year based on the nayin element.
Then use a mu month and a guan dai day to restart the construction. Mu and guan dai
are opposite each other (the breaker), so you are using guan dai to break the grave
open.

Note that this is based on the nayin of the year’s stem and branch, not on the sitting
direction of the building.

Example:
2003: a gui wei year.
Gui wei has a wood nayin.

The chang sheng of wood is in hai.

Mu is in wei.
Guandai is in chou.
So use a wei month and a chou day to restart. If you get out your Ten-
Thousand Year Calendar, you find this could be July 15th or July 27th of 2003.

This is one time you want to use the month breaker. In very special circumstances, you
can use it to break through obstruction.

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Quiz 4
1. A client is about to start construction on a new building. It is 2011. The building
will sit southeast. Find the chang sheng days in March for marking the chalk lines.

2. You find out this same client has a scheme (but legal and ethical) to make a lot of
money. He wants to do this project and then sell it quickly so he can retire. He will not
stay here long. What type of day would you pick for him instead of changsheng, and
what dates in April 2011 would that be?

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3. Mr. M. (a different client) started construction on a house a year and a half ago.
Problem after problem has arisen. The first contractor did shoddy work. He was fired and
they had to start over again. The second contractor was doing good work, but the city
suddenly revoked the building permit for no reason. After some months, that was fixed,
but then the weather was too bad for construction for a month. Because of the delays, Mr.
M. had money problems and could not start up. He is wondering how to break through
this period of difficulty to finish the house. It is currently 2025. What do you suggest to
break through?

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Quiz 4 Answers
1. A client is about to start construction on a new building. It is 2011. The building
will sit southeast. Find the chang sheng days in March for marking the chalk lines.

Answers: The taisui for 2011 is xin mao.

The sitting direction, southeast, has a wood nayin.

Chang sheng for wood is in hai.
We need a hai day in March of 2011.
March 9th and 21st are hai days.
As long as the client is not born in a si year, this day is good (because hai opposes si, so
it would be the owner’s consumer).

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2. You find out the client has a scheme (but legal and ethical) to make a lot of money. He
wants to do this project and then sell it quickly so he can retire. He will not stay here long.
What type of day would you pick for him instead of chang sheng, and what dates in April
would that be?

Answer: A di wang day stirs up money luck, but won’t last so long. The fact that it is

short-lived doesn’t matter in this case, as the client will not be there long.

Di wang for the wood nay in is in mao.

We need a mao day in March 2011.
March lsl, 13lh, and 25lh are Mao days.
In addition, from March 6th on, it is a mao month.
There is no conflict with these dates unless the client was born in a you branch year.

3. Mr. M. (a different client) started construction on a house a year and a half ago.
Problem after problem has arisen. The first contractor did shoddy work. He was fired and
they had to start over again. The second contractor was doing good work, but the city
suddenly revoked the building permit for no reason. After some months, that was fixed,
but then the weather was too bad for construction for a month. Because of the delays, Mr.
M. had money problems and could not start up. He is wondering how to break through this
period of difficulty to finish the house. It is currently 2025. What do you suggest to break
through?

Answer: We can pick a mu month and a guan dai day to break through obstruction. 2025
is an yi si year. The nayin element for yi si is fire. Fire places changsheng in yin. Mu is in
the xu palace. Guan dai is in chen. So we find the xu (mu) month and the chen (guan dai)
day to restart construction. In 2025, this is the month that begins October 8th and ends
November 6th. Chen days are October 14 and 26. He should restart construction on one of
these days.

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Part 5: Pushing the People and Pushing the Wealth
This class has two additional techniques, unrelated to the nayin and twelve transports:

Pushing the wealth [流年催財 liunian cuicai]:

This method is used to bring in additional income.

1. Use the annual 3 whites: 1 white, 6 white, and 8 white.

2. Add enhancements according to the element: metal to the 1 white, earth to the 6 white,
and fire to the 8 white.
> If the enhancement is moving, it is stronger.
> You cannot do this if the enhancing element conflicts with the feng shui of that
area.
> If one of the numbers is in the center, place the remedy all around the house,
wherever it won’t cause any harm.

3. Place the enhancements

on a prosperity day and/or
time for the client, based
on
their birth year stem. ______________________

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 > You should not use the prosperity day if it is your consumer or the year or
month breaker. (If you are desperate you can use it and get results, but you
may also get some side-effects. It is likely you will spend as much as you
receive.)
> Also, a person with their birth year in the prosperity branch will tend to bring
you money.

4. This should bring in more money or income. Results should come within about 30
days.

Example 1: A ren zi person would use hai as their prosperity day. However, they should
not use it in a si year or month, as si and hai oppose each other.

Example 2: A geng yin person would use shen as their prosperity day. However, he cannot
really benefit from it, as yin and shen oppose each other. He has the bad luck to be born in
a year that opposes his prosperity day.

Example 3: 2003 is a gui wei year. 6 white is in the center. The annual stars are as

follows:

> 1white is in the south. We add metal to enhance it, as long as metal is okay with
the other stars in that palace.
> 8white is in the west. We add fire or the red color to enhance it, as long as fire
will not cause any harm in that section.
> 6white is in the center. The center is the potential. It doesn’t have any of its own
space, but it does govern the house as a whole. We enhance it by adding earth
wherever it won’t cause harm. We can put it in the northeast with the annual 9 purple
and in the northwest with the annual 7 red, as long as earth doesn’t conflict with the
other stars in those sections.

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> If any of these enhancements can be moving, so much the better.

If this house belongs to a gui mao person, we place these remedies on a zi day. This is
their prosperity day. There is no conflict with the current wei year or with their birth year.
But it cannot be done in the wu month, as that would conflict with the zi day.

Pushing the people [流年催丁 Nunian cuiding]:

This method is used to bring additional people into the house. This could be used for
someone who wants to have more children, or for someone who wants to get married.
Perhaps it could even be used by a landlord who wants to rent out more units in an
apartment building or a hotel owner.

1. Use the annual 8 white (for more children) and 9 purple (for marriage, promotion,
receiving an honor, and celebration). You can also use the mountain and water stars,
instead of the annual stars, but use the mountain star (the people side). At this time, 8
white is especially strong as it is wang, and 9 purple is growing in strength as we approach
period 9.

Master Sang says that if you only use the 8 white when looking for a spouse, the person
you find may live with you, but not marry you. But if you overdo the 9 purple, it is too
much fire and may burn you or make you a little crazy.

2. Add enhancements: fire to the 8 white and wood or wood and a red lamp to 9
purple.
> You cannot do this if the enhancing element conflicts with the feng shui of that area.
If you do, you will have side-effects.
> If one of the numbers is in the center, place the remedy all around the house,
wherever it won’t cause any harm.
> If this technique is to increase rentals in an apartment building or hotel, use the 8
white and 9 purple for the whole building, not the unit.

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3. Add the enhancements on a three combinations month, day, and hour for the
person, based on the chang sheng of his birth year stem (for the mother if a couple
wants children).

There is more information on this step and examples below.

Of course, you must avoid breakers, consumers, and other inauspicious days.

4. This should increase the number of people in the house. Results should come
within 30 days.

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Step 3 is a little complicated, so let’s work it out some more. It is best if all three
branches in a combination are represented in the month, day, and hour. For example, a
person born in a jia or yi day could choose any of the following times to place the
remedies:

You will need to look up the month and day in a Ten-Thousand Year Calendar. For
your convenience, the hour chart is repeated here. Remember to adjust for daylight
savings time, if in use when you want to place remedies.

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Examples:
It is 2003, a gui wei year, so 6 white is in the center. Here is the chart for the year:

8 white is in the west, so we add fire to enhance the earth of 8 white.

9 purple is in the northeast, so we add wood, fire, or wood and fire to enhance the fire
element of 9 purple. Note that this chart can be used all year for anyone.

Before we add these remedies, we check to be sure they will not cause harm with the
stars that reside in these palaces. Now we need to check for the appropriate date and
time.

Example 1: Mr. X is lonely and wants to find a wife quickly. You check the feng shui
in his house and the remedies for 2003 will not cause any harm.
Mr. X was born in 1963, a gui year. Gui is water element. The chang sheng for
water is shen, so we need shen zi chen for the month, day, and hour. Since 2003 is a wei
year, shen, zi, and chen do not conflict.

Chen is the first month in 2003 that is available. Now we need to look for a shen or zi
day.
> Shen days in this chen month are April 5, 17, and 19. He needs to pick the zi hour (11
pm the night before - 1 am on that morning) to place the remedy on any of these
days. If he is a night owl, why not?
> Zi days are April 9,21, and May 3. He needs to pick the shen hour ( 3 - 5 pm) to place
the remedy on any of these days.
So at the chosen time and date, he needs to place fire in the west and wood or fire in the
northeast.

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Example 2: Mrs. Y wants to have a baby, and she hopes feng shui will increase her
chances of getting pregnant quickly. She was born in 1980, a geng shen year. The chang
sheng for geng is in si, so we need to add the remedies on a si, you, chou month, day,
and hour. However, the chou branch opposes 2003, a wei year. We cannot us a chou
day, as that is the year breaker. Even a chou month is no so good. However, the chou
hour is not a conflict, as the hour is too far away from the year.

So we need a si month and a you day or a you month and a si day. In either case, we
will take a chou hour.

The si month comes up first, so we will look up you branch days in the si month of
2003. These are May 12, May 24, and June 5. A chou hour completes the three
combinations. This is 1-3 am. Quite early, but if Mrs. Y feels strongly about it, she will
place the remedies at that time.

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Quiz 5
It is 2007. What are the flying stars for the year?

What is the stem and branch for the current year?

1. Client J. is in a money crunch. He was born in 1970. A big bill is due in two weeks, and
he doesn’t know how he will pay for it. Figure out how he can ‘push the wealth.’ What
remedies go in what areas? When should the remedies be placed?

2. Client K. is trying to have a baby. She was born in 1967 and her husband was born in
1966. She wants you to help with fengshui. You decide to try 'pushing the people/ What
remedies go in what areas? When should the remedies be placed? It is currently the first
week of 2007 in the Chinese calendar, the beginning of February.

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Quiz 5 Answers
It is 2007. What are the flying stars for the year?

What is the stem and branch for the year? Ding hai.

1. Client J. is in a money crunch. He was born in 1970. A big bill is due in two weeks, and
he doesn’t know how he will pay for it. Figure out how he can ‘push the wealth.’ What
remedies go in what areas? When should the remedies be placed?
Answer: Client J. needs to:
Put metal in the southeast to enhance the 1 white.
Put earth in the south to enhance the 6 white.
Put fire in the southwest to enhance the 8 white.
If there are any conflicts with other stars in these areas, you may not be able to do it.

1970 was a geng xu year. Since Client J. was born in a geng year, his prosperity day is
shen. These remedies need to be placed on a shen day. However, a shen day cannot be
used in a yin month. If it is currently a yin month, Client J. is out of luck.

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2. Client K. is trying to have a baby. She was born in 1967 and her husband was born in
1966. She wants you to help with fengshui. You decide to try 'pushing the people/ What
remedies go in what areas? When should the remedies be placed? It is currently the first
week of 2007 in the Chinese calendar, the beginning of February.
Answer: Client K. needs to:
Put live plants, maybe with a red lamp in the east to enhance the 9 purple.
Put fire in the southwest to enhance the 8 white.
If there are any conflicts with other stars in these areas, you may not be able to do it.

Client K. was born in 1967, a ding wei year. We do not need to work with her husband’s
birth year. Ding is a fire stem. The chang sheng of fire is in yin. The three combinations
that include yin are yin wu xu. We need to find a month, day, and hour that is a
combination of yin wu xu.
We have just started the yin month, since we are in the beginning of February. Wu
days in the yin month of 2007 are: February 5,17, and March 1. The remedies must be
placed in the xu time (7-9 pm).
or
Xu days in the yin month of 2007 are: February 9,21, and March 5. The remedies
must be placed in the wu time (11 am - 1 pm).

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Conclusion
This class covers a variety of topics involving yin house and yang house, day
selection, advanced calculations for construction, and two special techniques for pushing
the people or the money. You also learned two new types of calculations: the sixty nayin
and the twelve changsheng.
It may take you a while to absorb these ideas and try them out. Be patient. This
material is quite advanced. Play with it, but be sure any remedies don’t conflict with what
you have already learned.
Start to pay attention to the day that you apply the remedies or enhancements.
Choosing a good day can make the effect stronger and/or quicker. If this type of
information interests you, you might want to try our day selection classes.
Soon you will be able to use these techniques confidently to help your clients and
to build your reputation as a professional fengshui consultant.

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