Correct usage of eight evils

The correct usage of the eight evils is as follows:

Eight evils is a geomantic theory, which is based on the vertical orientation of houses, and points out that if the waterway or incoming water in some directions conflicts with the orientation of houses, it will have adverse effects, which may lead to financial ruin, house damage or other disasters. This theory is widely used in geomantic omen.

The application of eight evil spirits is mainly based on the arrangement order of twenty-four mountain directions, each direction is likely to commit evil spirits, and the evil spirits corresponding to each direction are also different. For example, sitting in Xiang Geng's house, if Fang Kun has water or opens the door, he commits eight evils. Similarly, sitting in Gen Xiang Kun's house, if Geng Fang or Fang Ding has water, a route or opens the door, he will also commit eight evils.

Among the twenty-four mountains, there are twelve directions that may be committed, including the direction of eight heavenly stems and the direction of four-dimensional divination, which has nothing to do with the direction of earthly branches. Therefore, when choosing geomantic omen, we should pay attention to whether the inflow or outflow in these directions conflicts with the orientation of the house.

We should pay attention to the eight evils when using them. There are many cases where the eight evils are fierce. If the house commits eight evils, it may have a bad influence on the fortune of the family. Therefore, in the layout of feng shui, we should try to avoid these evil positions, and at the same time, we can make layout according to the individual five elements to achieve the best feng shui effect.

Features of geomantic omen:

1, Systematic: Geomantic omen is a complex system, which contains a large number of principles, theories and methods. For example, the principle of the five elements, the symbolic meaning of gossip, the selection and application of various elements such as orientation, color and architectural style.

2. Practicality: The practical value of Feng Shui is very high. It guides people how to adjust their living or working environment to improve their fortune, such as what kind of geographical location to choose, the orientation and layout of houses and so on. These practical suggestions apply not only to daily life, but also to business and industry.

3. Culture: Feng Shui is an important part of China's traditional culture, which is closely related to Taoism, Confucianism, Buddhism and other hundred schools of thought. It embodies the wisdom, belief and philosophy of the ancients, including their profound understanding of heaven, earth and man.