• Directionology.
• Qi at Birth.
• Finding Your Nine Star Ki Number.
• Month Squares 2000, Nine Star Ki Day Number.
• Basic Luo Shu Setting.
• General And Personified Directionology, Basic Directionology.
• Positioning Yourself In Space.
• Number 5.
• Your Own Number, Number Opposite Its Own House,
  Home Is Where My Food Is.
  
• Physical And Metaphysical Yin-Yang Classification.
• Travelling In Ancient Times, Contra-measures.
• Impact Travelling.
• Dealing With Jetlag, Chinese Zodiac Directionology,
  Twelve Earthly Branches, Cosmograph And Jupiter,
  Miscellaneuos.

Your own number

       Travelling towards or opposite your own Number is the next do not in Nine Star Ki directionology. Travelling towards the direction your own Number is in is much less yang than travelling towards the Number 5. Suppose your Number is 1 Water, then in this square you would not be travelling Northwest. Travelling Northwest here means you are travelling into your own Qi and this may obstruct the goal of your journey especially when your trip had a purpose. This is because you may experience a feeling of isolation from yourself and the world surrounding you and become introvert. Other people will not notice you and you may feel ignored and experience identity crisis. An inner confrontation with yourself may occur and you may feel that a decision is being forced upon you because you are opposite Number 8 that has revolution as one of its properties. Other associations of 8 Earth may be decision, sudden stillness, built structure, caves, mountainous areas, a piece of land, possessions.

       Travelling away from your own Number may give you a feeling of being endlessly lost. It is very hard to focuss on everything because for clear decisions you need your own Qi and you are travelling away from it, so to speak. You may harvest the opposite of what you aimed for. It may be hard to hold on to perspective, something you may need because travelling towards 8 Earth may confront you with a decision of any kind.

Number opposite its own house

       Each year, one of the Numbers will occupy a House in the Luo Shu that is opposite its original House in the basic Luo Shu. In 2000 the Number 7 is in the East, opposite its standard House in the West in the basic Luo Shu (7).

       Here we have to anticipate opposite results for our actions. In the case of Number 7, the opposite result could be in financial matters or managment. The money you invest should be monitored to end up and be used the way you intended. Negotiations done in 2000 on an East-West axis may fail.

Home is where my food is

       If you look upon our planet as a living structure – ‘living’ not used here as a cliche, but Living, with its own dynamic magnetism and if you accept that the ‘chemistry’ between universal Qi and your personal Qi is ever changing, then you will find it easy to understand that food – or better still blood - is the link.

       Blood acts as the entenne between your own organism and Heaven and Earth Qi. Like with a radio, the entenne needs to be pointed exactly right in order to receive the perfect signal.

       Knowing what and how to eat is the ultimate art of Human Luck and has been the missing dynamic in our Time (Heaven Luck) and Space (Earth Luck) studies. It is only logic.

       We can classify food into yin and yang and the five transformations. In its most basic approach, Yin food is defined as food containing more calium, yang food as food containing more natrium. Our blood should be best having a balance of 1 natrium-7 kalium.

       The same dynamic can be found in the measurements of our human body, the head being a seventh part or our body, the hand being one seventh part of the arm.

       Whole rice is seen as our human body’s mirror image, as it is one seventh part below the ground and the rest above the ground and has the nearest 1:7 balance. It is for this reason that whole grain is taken as the basic food that should be producing our blood and body cells.

       Yang food is generally more warming or contracting. Yin food is generally more cooling or expanding. Food growing downward is generally more yang, food growing upward is generally more yin.

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