Fengshui FortuneTeller 1.4.2

Watch Fengshui for your house yourself and decorate your house with easily accessible items to enhance your fortune. It can be as straightforward as a cup of tap water or a few river pebbles.

The technique employed by this application is known as "Flying Stars," which in more astrological terms can be referred to as "Transitting Stars" or "Progressing Stars." In Japan, this technique is recognized as "Nine Stars."

In Hong Kong, Nine Stars remains the most widely used and fundamental technique in Fengshui observation practices. It originates from the Lo Shu Square, a 3x3 matrix filled with numbers from 1 to 9, where the sum of the numbers in each row, column, and diagonal equals 15. The pattern was inscribed on a turtle shell in the form of interconnected dots and lines. Although its exact origins are unknown, some myths suggest it was a gift from ancient deities. There is also a belief that the I-Ching was derived from the Lo Shu Square.

How to Use the App?

1. Select the date you moved into your house and the year you wish to examine.
2. Aim the compass feature of the App (the red pointer) towards the door or the wall where the door is perpendicular.
3. Tap on View Chart to generate your house's chart alongside the yearly chart. You can then review interpretations and suggestions for decorating your house to boost your fortune or mitigate any ill luck. The recommended decorations are simple—such as placing a cup of water for a water element or pink paper for a fire element in specific directions indicated on the matrix.

How does the technique work?

• The matrix features two types of Star Transits categorized as Greater Transit and Lesser Transit. Although they follow similar patterns, Greater Transit shifts every 20 years while Lesser Transit changes annually. These transits produce two sets of numbers based on your house's facing direction—one influencing health and the other wealth or income. The Greater Transit is established at your move-in date and remains unchanged until after 20 years or another move-in. The Lesser Transit shifts yearly, with rules governing monthly, daily, and hourly transitions as well. Most decoration recommendations are aligned with the yearly chart for enhancing fortune and averting ill luck.

Hoping you will find this application or technique enjoyable and beneficial.

New Feature:

Luminary Compass: This feature computes the current Sun or Moon direction to recalibrate the built-in compass, particularly useful when within reinforced concrete buildings that may deflect the compass significantly. Utilizing geometric and mathematical methods rectifies any discrepancies and confirms the compass's accuracy.