Feng Shui 2025 flying stars: Cures, Chart, Directions

Thus, the central cell of the standard magic square is occupied by the number 5, representing Yang Earth. The numbers 2 and 8 represent Yang Earth and Yin Earth respectively. Next, the number 1 represents Yang Water, the number 3 is Yang Wood, the number 4 is Yin Wood, the number 6 is Yang Metal, the number 7 is Yin Metal, the number 8 is Yin Earth, and the number 9 is associated with Yin Fire.

Finally, in the standard configuration of the magic square, the number 5 represents the center, the number 1 is associated with North, the number 2 with Southwest, the number 3 with East, the number 4 with Southeast, the number 6 with Northwest, the number 7 with West, the number 8 with Northeast, and the number 9 with South.

Meaning of the Flying Stars System

The astrological prediction system of the 9 Flying Stars used in Feng Shui differs somewhat from Chinese astrology, although it also uses the 5 Elements of WuXing – Fire, Earth, Metal, Water, and Wood.

Each star is represented by a number from 1 to 9. They have their own functions and change cells each year from the fixed date of February 4, taking up a new position within the standard Lo Shu square. Their annual movement within the Lo Shu square is the origin of their name, the 9 Flying Stars. Furthermore, each star is also associated with one of the five elements in its Yin or Yang form (with corresponding colors). In the case of an activation or weakening of a sector, the interaction between the element of the standard Lo Shu square and the overlapping star is analyzed in order to apply the most appropriate solution.

Feng Shui Remedies and Techniques

In order to activate and harness the positive effects (and also to avoid negative ones) of the locations and directions of the current year and to apply them in the home according to traditional Feng Shui techniques, it is necessary to analyze the type of interaction created when the Flying Star meets the fixed number of the magic square. When it is a positive interaction in a sector, the life-affirming energy associated with that sector can be activated. On the other hand, when there is a destructive relationship between the element of the Flying Star and the element of the standard Lo Shu square, it becomes important to place a Feng Shui remedy to neutralize and balance the negative effects resulting from the opposition between these elements. For more information on neutralizing and rebalancing the 5 elements of Feng Shui, click here.

Following a description of the characteristics of the 9 Flying Stars and their positions in 2025, KarmaWeather invites you to consult the most favorable directions according to your Kua number as well as the lucky directions specific to 2025. Finally, discover our Feng Shui tips and cures for 2025 regarding the sectors to activate in your home or apartment.

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2025 Feng Shui Flying Stars Annual Chart

The 9 Flying Stars of Feng Shui 2025: Positions and Forecasts

1. 

   Flying Star No. 1: The Star of Luck (Yang Water)

   In the configuration of 2025, Flying Star No. 1, symbolizing Luck, is located in the Southeast sector of the Lo Shu square (fixed cell No. 4 of the Lo Shu grid). This favorable position helps attract unexpected opportunities, stimulate optimism, and create an environment conducive to the flourishing of personal and professional projects. To activate this area, it is recommended to incorporate decorative objects associated with Water and Metal.

   To further activate this sector, consider installing decorative items linked to the Water element – such as a wall-mounted fountain or a decorative water vase – to promote a smooth flow of positive energy. You might also vary your activation by choosing, for example, Aquamarine or Azurite as an activating stone, complemented by a piece of blown glass art.




2. 

   Flying Star No. 2: The Star of Malady (Yang Earth)

   In 2025, Flying Star No. 2 overlaps the central cell of the Lo Shu square (fixed cell No. 5) – in accordance with the Kua 2 Year. This star embodies energies related to health issues and physical vulnerabilities. Its central position intensifies its influence over the entire living space, which calls for special attention.

   To neutralize the negative influence of this energy, it is imperative not to activate this sector. Favor remedies based on the Metal element by installing decorative metal objects – for example, an art piece in stainless steel or a polished metal frame – and by using semi-precious stones such as Selenite or, alternatively, Hematite, as well as placing a bowl of coarse salt, to counteract the excess Earth energy.

   In addition, maintain a healthy lifestyle and a clean environment in areas located within or near this sector.




3. 

   Flying Star No. 3: The Star of Discord (Yang Wood)

   Located in the Northwest sector of the Lo Shu square (fixed cell No. 6), Flying Star No. 3 represents the potential for conflicts, disputes, and tensions in interpersonal relationships. When not managed, this energy can create an atmosphere of agitation and misunderstandings, both within the family and in professional settings.

   To calm the conflicting influence in this sector, it is advised not to activate it. Instead, adopt remedies based on the Water element by installing, for example, a small wall cascade or a decorative water diffuser. Additionally, you can use not only Lapis Lazuli but also Aquamarine or Turquoise to foster a soothing energy and mitigate tensions.




4. 

   Flying Star No. 4: The Star of Love and Studies (Yin Wood)

   In the West sector of the Lo Shu square (fixed cell No. 7), Flying Star No. 4 symbolizes harmony in relationships and supports success in studies and learning. This benevolent influence helps strengthen family bonds, improve communication, and stimulate creativity.

   To activate this sector and enhance harmony, it is recommended to install decorative objects linked to the Water element, such as a decorative basin or a glass wind chime. You might vary your remedy by using, for example, Lapis Lazuli or Sodalite to support the nurturing energy and to mitigate the impact of the Metal present in this sector.




5. 

   Flying Star No. 5: The Star of Misfortune (Yang Earth)

   The Northeast sector of the Lo Shu square (fixed cell No. 8) receives Flying Star No. 5 in 2025, which is associated with Misfortune. This position tends to amplify obstacles and failures, potentially affecting both financial and relational aspects of your life.

   To neutralize the negative influence of this energy, it is imperative not to activate this sector. Favor remedies based on the Metal element by installing ornaments made of anodized Aluminum or Silver, and by using stones such as Pearl or Fluorite to counteract the excess Earth energy in this area.




6. 

   Flying Star No. 6: The Celestial Star (Yang Metal)

   In the South sector of the Lo Shu square (fixed cell No. 9), Flying Star No. 6, known as “the Celestial,” embodies energy favorable to professional development, career opportunities, and social recognition. This dynamic influence encourages initiative and success in the professional realm.

   To energize this favorable sector, it is advised to install decorative objects made of natural Wood – such as a sculpted Bamboo panel or a piece of solid Wood furniture. To add variety, you may combine these with stones like Jade Green or Chrysoprase to further reinforce the energy of success and career opportunities.




7. 

   Flying Star No. 7: The Star of Violence (Yin Metal)

   The North sector of the Lo Shu square (fixed cell No. 1) hosts Flying Star No. 7 in 2025, which is associated with violent energies. This influence may manifest as tensions, conflicts, and aggressive behavior, affecting the safety and harmony within the home.

   To mitigate the negative influence of this sector, it is recommended not to activate it. Instead, adopt remedies based on the Water element by installing decorative items such as a water diffuser or a ceramic blue aquatic sculpture. Alternatively, you may use Larimar or Blue Chalcedony to enhance the Water energy and soften the impact of this conflicting force.




8. 

   Flying Star No. 8: The Star of Prosperity (Yin Earth)

   The Southwest sector of the Lo Shu square (fixed cell No. 2) is assigned Flying Star No. 8 in 2025, which carries an energy conducive to Prosperity. This influence promotes wealth accumulation, abundance, and material well-being, acting as a catalyst to attract financial opportunities and business successes.

   To activate this sector and stimulate abundance, it is recommended to install decorative objects associated with the Fire element, such as scented candles, ceramic red lamps, or a luminous painting. You can complement this activation by using stones like Cornaline or Red Jasper to reinforce the Fire energy that supports the Earth element in this sector.




9. 

   Flying Star No. 9: The Multiplicative Star (Yin Fire)

   In the East sector of the Lo Shu square (fixed cell No. 3), Flying Star No. 9 is renowned for its ability to multiply good news and energize communication. This stimulating energy encourages expansion, initiative, and optimism, helping to transform projects into concrete successes.

   To activate this dynamic sector, it is recommended to install decorative objects made of Wood – for example, a carved Wooden panel or natural Wooden furniture. To diversify the remedies, you may also choose stones such as Green Tourmaline or Serpentine to nourish and reinforce the Wood energy, thereby contributing to the multiplicative effect.

Sectors to Activate in the Feng Shui Year 2025

Remedies and Adjustments for Your Home Decoration in 2025

Activating a sector in Feng Shui involves an energetic treatment. This means installing in your home an object directly connected to the element (Fire, Earth, Metal, Water, Wood) associated with the cure.

💫 Detailed Guide to the Lucky Sectors of 2025

Activation in Feng Shui 2025 is based on analyzing the dual conjunction between the inherent element of the sector (as defined by the standard Lo Shu square) and the mobile Flying Star that overlaps it. Below is the detailed breakdown of the sectors and the corresponding activation or neutralization advice:

Center (Lo Shu Square Cell No. 5 – Earth) – Activation in 2025: NO

• Neutralizing Remedy: Since the central sector receives Flying Star No. 2 (Malady), it is imperative not to activate this area. Instead, opt for remedies based on the Metal element by installing decorative metal objects – for example, items made of copper – accompanied by stones such as Selenite, to reduce the excess Earth energy present in both this sector and Flying Star No. 2.

South (Lo Shu Square Cell No. 9 – Fire) – Activation in 2025: YES

• Activating Remedy: The South sector hosts Flying Star No. 6 (Celestial), favorable for professional success. To energize this area, activate it with Wooden objects – for instance, wooden furniture or decor – complemented by stones like Jade Green, as Wood nourishes and reinforces the Fire energy of this sector.

West (Lo Shu Square Cell No. 7 – Metal) – Activation in 2025: YES

• Activating Remedy: The West sector is occupied by Flying Star No. 4 (Love and Studies). To activate this area, opt for objects related to the Water element, such as decorative fountains or aquariums, and supplement with stones like Amazonite, to nourish the Wood energy of Flying Star No. 4 while mitigating the opposing Metal influence of the sector.

North (Lo Shu Square Cell No. 1 – Water) – Activation in 2025: NO

• Neutralizing Remedy: The North sector, affected by Flying Star No. 7 (Violence), should remain inactive. To lessen its negative impact, use remedies based on the Water element by installing aquatic decorative items and complement with stones such as Lapis Lazuli, thereby reinforcing the Water energy already present.

Northeast (Lo Shu Square Cell No. 8 – Yin Earth) – Activation in 2025: NO

• Neutralizing Remedy: The Northeast sector receives Flying Star No. 5 (Misfortune). It is advisable not to activate this area. To neutralize the negative influence, favor objects based on the Metal element accompanied by stones such as Pearl, since Metal weakens Earth, which is common to both this sector and Flying Star No. 5.

East (Lo Shu Square Cell No. 3 – Wood) – Activation in 2025: YES

• Activating Remedy: In the East sector, Flying Star No. 9 (Multiplicative) promotes communication and the spread of ideas. To activate this zone, choose Wooden objects – for example, wood decor or furniture – complemented by stones such as Jade Green, as Wood nourishes and reinforces the Fire energy of Flying Star No. 9.

Southeast (Lo Shu Square Cell No. 4 – Yin Wood) – Activation in 2025: YES

• Activating Remedy: The Southeast sector hosts Flying Star No. 1 (Luck). To benefit from its favorable influences, activate this area with objects associated with the Water element, such as fountains or aquatic decorative items, and add stones like Lapis Lazuli or Amazonite to strengthen the positive energy flow.

Southwest (Lo Shu Square Cell No. 2 – Yin Earth) – Activation in 2025: YES

• Activating Remedy: In the Southwest sector, Flying Star No. 8 (Prosperity) is present. To activate this area and stimulate abundance, use objects related to the Fire element, such as lamps, candles, or red decorative items, and complement with stones like Cornaline, since Fire reinforces Earth, which is shared by both this sector and Flying Star No. 8.

🏠 Feng Shui Home Principles

Annual Afflictions: Directions of the Negative Stars in 2025

During the Feng Shui year 2025, it is advised to avoid any activity, renovation, or prolonged presence (more than 2 hours) in the following sectors:

• In 2025, Grand Duke Jupiter (Tai Sui) is located in the Southeast sector, approximately between 142.5° and 157.5°: this energy represents worries, material losses, obstacles, and illnesses. Although this energy is symbolically associated with Jupiter, its placement reflects the Chinese zodiac sign of the year (for 2025, corresponding to the Year of the Snake) rather than the planet itself.
• In 2025, The Year Breaker (Sui Po) is located in the Northwest sector, approximately between 322.5° and 337.5°: this influence, associated with Mercury, symbolizes monetary losses, obstacles, illnesses, and disappointments.
• In 2025, The Three Killings (San Sha) predominantly occupy the East sector, from 52.5° to 127.5°: this affliction indicates thefts (fraud), disasters (health problems), and professional setbacks. It is strongly advised to avoid any disturbances or renovations in this area. Likewise, you should avoid sitting with your back to the East sector during 2025, and it is preferable not to face this sector throughout the year.
• In 2025, The Five Yellow (corresponding to Flying Star No. 5, known as the Star of Misfortune and associated with Saturn) is located in the Northeast sector, approximately between 22.5° and 67.5°: this energy represents troubles in the areas of money, emotions, or health. Highly harmful, it is synonymous with accidents, loneliness, misfortune, and depression. It is advisable not to activate this sector and to neutralize this influence with appropriate remedies (notably using Metal elements) to limit its disruptive effects.