October 8 takes us into the month of the Earth Dog (“Wu Xu”), the last month of autumn in the Northern hemisphere. This is a highly significant month with star 9 in the center of the monthly Feng Shui Flying star chart giving us a preview of 2027. Whereas we had a different kind of preview in September with Yin Fire in the Fire Rooster month highlighting the aspects of life that we should pay more attention to in the coming year, star 9 in the center this month presents a preview of 2027’s environmental influences that we will experience as energetic changes in our living spaces and the external world. Take note what transpires in the environment.

September 7 takes us into the month of the Fire Rooster (“Ding You”) as the Sun crosses 15° Virgo. This is one of the year’s most significant months, a turning point. Take note what transpires in your world this month as Yin Fire in the heavenly frequency of the month not only gives us a preview of the energy of the upcoming Fire Sheep / Fire Goat year, but like a laser pen it also spotlights what we need to focus on. In the Feng Shui Flying Star chart, the monthly stars are duplicates of the annual stars, with flying star 1 in the center, amplifying the influences of the annual stars.

July 7 takes us into the month of the Wood Sheep, the last month of summer in the Chinese solar calendar. We’re now in the “Slight Heat” seasonal marker, with Yin starting rise again after being taken over by Yang on summer solstice. In the Flying Star Feng Shui chart, monthly star 3 of arguments, associated with the Thunder trigram, takes center stage, indicating a month when conflicts can easily arise.