Calculate Your Lo Shu Number
Hsia Yu was a famous Chinese prehistoric personality. One day he came across some very interesting markings on the shell of a giant tortoise. The giant tortoise came out from the River Lo in Central China. This became Lo Shu. The word ‘Lo’ means river and the term ‘Shu’ indicate books. Different Lo Shu numbers indicates different directions which are believed to be auspicious.
Feng Shui helps one analyze their destiny with regards to the Five Chinese Elements. The five elements as per the Feng Shui are:
a. Earth
b. Water
c. Fire
d. Wood, and
e. Metal
Lo Shu Numbers and the auspicious directions:
1 – North
2 – Southwest
3 – East
4 – Southeast
5- Central
6 – Northwest
7 – West
8 – Northeast
9 – South.
Each of the five elements is associated with a particular number.
Water Element – 1
Earth Element – 2, 5, 8
Wood Element – 3, 4
Metal Element – 6, 7
Fire Element – 9
The grid that is used for calculating this number is a 3 X 3 magic square in which the sum of the three numbers add up to 15 – row wise, column wise and diagonally. This is an ancient Chinese grid that shows man’s interaction with the five elements such as Earth, Water, Fire, Wood and Metal. As per the Feng Shui principles all the elements are needed for a prosperous life are analyzed on the basis of the date of birth.
The grid is created on the basis of the date of birth of an individual. It helps to give a clear view of what the destiny and the life has in store for that individual. The MB Free Feng Shui Lo Shu is an interactive program. It is very simple to use and interpret and it also gives remedial measures for the missing elements.
By entering the date of birth, the missing element and its effect on the concerned person is ascertained. Each digit in a person’s birth date is associated with the corresponding element and the missing factor is known. Remedial measures to counter the lack of elements for the person are also suggested by the MB Free Feng Shui Lo Shu Software. Each of the squares that make up the Lo Shu is the palace and the three numbers in each palace are the Stars. The positions of the Stars in the Lo Shu indicate those areas of life which may be affected.
Remedial Measures for the Missing Element in your birth chart:
Earth:
1.Use a square or rectangular wooden dining table.
2.Move your bedroom or office to the South Western corner of your house.
3.Keep a greenstone pyramid in South West for strength and consistency.
4.Hang pictures of mountain on your South sidewall.
5.Hang a yellow bulb in the Center of the room.
Wood
1.Keep musical chimes at the entrance of the house.
2.Keep the North Eastern side of your home clean and tidy.
3.Place a green light in the East and South East direction.
4.Place a picture of some greenery in the East and South East direction.
5.Place small flowering plants in the East and North East directions.
Fire
1.Keep a red lamp in the South East corner of your home.
2.Keep a flowering plant in your sitting room.
3.Keep an oven in the South East direction.
4.Keep an energized red pyramid.
Metal
1.Wear some gold jewellery on your right hand.
2.Hang a golden yellow wind chime in the West, North West or North.
3.Keep an energized yellow pyramid.
4.Keep metal sculptures made of gold solver, bronze or copper in the West or North West.
Water
1.Keep water filled bowl in the East or North East direction.
2.You can also keep a water fish aquarium.
3.Give water to the thirsty people.
4.A fountain or swimming pool in the North too will serve the purpose.
Abhishek Lodha
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Comments
How can I calculate number of bits of a decimal number?
Hi all,
How can I calculate the number of bits of a decimal number. Say the number is 1739 which is a 4-digit number.
Posted by: Mary | October 30th, 2009 01:46
Not sure if I understand exactly what you’re asking but… assuming there are 8 bits in a byte, and it takes 8 bits to make a "1" "7" "3" or "9" then you would simply multiply 8(bits) x 4(characters) = 32 (bits)
With that logic, something like 17391234 would contain 64 bits.
Is this what you’re asking?
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Posted by: Mock | October 30th, 2009 06:48
log(x) of a number, where log is log bas 10, will give you a value. If that value is an integer, that is the number of digits. If there is a decimal part, the number of digits is one more than the integer part.
For a different base, b, you need to take the base b logarithm. This can be done using the ratio of logs for any other base. Using base 10 logs, you’ll get the value log(x)/log(b).
Your problem is log(1739)/log(2), since binary is base 2.
log(1739)/log(2) = 10.764… meaning you have 10 + 1 = 11 binary digits = 11 bits.
BTW, 1739 decimal = 11011001011 binary.
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Posted by: jcsuperstar714 | October 30th, 2009 06:50