There should be a good legend about the secret formula of Feng Shui.
The realm of unity between man and nature that the ancients pursued required not only mountains and waters, but also the sun, moon and stars. Since ancient times, people have begun to observe celestial phenomena and study changes in the stars to speculate on blessings and misfortunes. lucky.
When looking for geomantic treasures, we often use the essence of astronomy. The distance between heaven and earth is 84,000 miles, the distance between human heart and kidney is eight inches and four minutes, and the metal, wood, water, fire, and earth of the human body correspond to the five stars in the sky. In the Yuan Dynasty, there are twenty-four stars corresponding to the mountains and rivers of the world. The stars have good and evil, and the earth has bad luck.
Any auspicious soil must echo the sun, moon and stars in the sky, and the Qingwu technique, which uses the flow of nebulae to determine acupuncture points, is the most difficult star technique to master in Feng Shui.
The sky has twenty-four constellations, the day has twenty-four hours, and the year has twenty-four solar terms. Therefore, Feng Shui also has twenty-four directions and twenty-four positions. If someone can observe the bad luck of this star, Arrangement and compass positioning can help us find the place we want to find. However, there are many schools of this kind of Tianxing Feng Shui, each with its own rules and regulations, some of which are contradictory.
Feng Shui has a long history in China, and can even be traced back to the Huangdi period. It is one of the traditional five arts, physiognomy, and is closely related to Taoist thought. It is believed that Qi is the origin of all things, integrating Yin and Yang, the five elements, Bagua, etc. are combined with each other. Feng Shui is the study of the laws between man and nature. It is the ancients' preliminary understanding of the universe. It records and analyzes the changes in all things to find the laws in these changes. It was first used in divination rooms and was subdivided into divination windows, divination windows and divination rooms. Trees, divination doors, and water divination can be used to predict good and bad luck, and were later used to rob tombs. Because the tombs of the ancients were very sophisticated, they were Fengshui treasures analyzed by Feng Shui masters, so they can also be used to deduce the location of the tombs. Many Feng Shui masters emerged in ancient times. The well-known ones are: Gui Guzi, Chuilizi, Wu Zixu, Li Chunfeng, Yuan Tiangang, Guan Zhong, etc. The famous Feng Shui books include: "Qing Nang Book", "Blue Bird Sutra", "Collected Books", "Wu Qing Shu" etc.