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Hi,

Here are some points to note:-

1. The best advise is to `re-look' the entire shape of the house.

2. As Robert mentioned, a missing corner is one where it is greater than 33.3 percent of the house.

3. Usually, if we do not look carefully, we may accidently consider a protrusion to be a missing corner.

4. Like you mentioned, it is impractical to place mirrors on both sides of every wall to re-enact a missing corner.

You can check out the url: http://www.3dglobe.com/fs/building.htm for the significance of the `missing corner'.

One way to offset it is to use neutral white for the entire house. The purpose is to keep the entire house bright. This is still acceptable for a person with Strong Metal element as white seems the best choice of all the rooms.

If you have the opportunity to use the Flying Star, do take note that if it is an inauspicious sector and it happens to be at the missing corner, you may have to pay more attention to this area particularly if there is a 2 or 5 star at this location.

If the rest of the locations have missing corners of less than 33.3 percent and is an auspicious location, this is acceptable.

Worse still to use a mirror at an inauspicous Flying Star location. You will bounce back twice the bad luck at the location. Therefore, in such a situation, it is best to look at your house in relation with the Flying Star Chart.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 7/4/99 2:14:31 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>Dear robert and cecil,
>
>I live in a apartment. And
>when you divide
>it in 8 sectors. Some part of
>SW, NW, SE,
>and NE are missing due to the
>in built corners. My question
>was do we extend all
>missing corner by putting
>mirrors or do we
>extend only good sectors and
>do we do it according to 8
>mansions or according to
>flying star theory. Thanks a
>lot.
>
>from
>
>anonymous
>