What is Feng Shui Treasure Land? Explanation of topography pictures of Feng Shui Treasure Land
China has been a country that believes in Feng Shui since ancient times. After thousands of years of development, Feng Shui has become a culture, and this culture cannot be easily changed.
Chinese people have always believed in Feng Shui treasure land, so what is Feng Shui treasure land and what does Feng Shui treasure land look like?
This issue’s special topic takes you to see the topographic pictures of Feng Shui treasure land. Let’s find out together!
What is a treasure land of Feng Shui?
In Chinese history, the first person to define Feng Shui was Guo Pu of the Jin Dynasty, who was very good at Feng Shui. Kan is the sky, Yu is the earth. Kan also has the same meaning as Kan and Kan. He said in "The Book of Burial": Those who are buried are angry. Qi will disperse if it rides on the wind, and it will stop if it is bounded by water. The ancients said that when people gather together, they will not disperse, and when they move, they will stop. Therefore, it is called Feng Shui - Feng Shui of the Book of Changes. Fan Yibin of the Qing Dynasty wrote an annotation for "The Book of Burial": Without water, the wind will blow and the Qi will disperse; if there is water, the Qi will stop and the wind will disappear. Therefore, the word "Feng Shui" is the most important in geology, and among them, the place with water is the best. , with the place of hiding the wind as the second best. That is to say, Feng Shui is an ancient art related to vitality. Only when you avoid wind and collect water can you get vitality.
First fate, second luck, and three Feng Shui, treasures are blessings and treasures. The effect of Feng Shui treasure land is to benefit future generations (yin house perspective), house fortune is prosperous, and career is developed (yang house perspective).
Conditions of Feng Shui treasure land
The Feng Shui location selection of Yinzhai pays the most attention to Feng Shui considerations, and there are certain patterns for dragons, sand, caves, water, Mingtang, near cases, and distant dynasties. The arrangement and attention to detail include the geology, hydrology, orientation, and soil requirements of the base site. In particular, the balcony must be integrated with the natural mountains and rivers to achieve an extremely grand and perfect state. In order to achieve harmony between nature and man. Therefore, the practice of Feng Shui requires that Feng Shui buildings should be integrated with their surrounding environment and scenery, and achieve the state of relying on mountains and rivers as caves.
1. The acupuncture points should be warm (that is, they should hide the wind and gather energy), and the selected acupoints should be sheltered from the wind. Try to find a location with no or light wind.
2. Try to avoid the location where water flow and roads impact the tomb. Because there are roads and water flowing directly into the tomb, it is a bad luck and becomes morning glory water, which will cause harm to future generations.
3. Try to choose a tomb that is consistent with destiny.
4. An independent mountain cannot be used as an acupoint, because there is no sand hand to protect it. This is a vine leakage acupoint, and the acupuncture point will definitely fail.
5. If you don’t bury the pointed heads of dragons and tigers, you cannot make a tomb at the highest point in the mountains.
6. Avoid the underworld line, because receiving the underworld water will cause abortion and hurt people, so it should never be used.
7. It is not advisable to empty the line, because the empty line will cause future generations to retreat.
8. Since most cemeteries are developed in the form of terraces, the cemeteries in the back row are close to the mountain wall, and are easily harmed by water from showers or holes. Later generations may be injured, lose money, or suffer from strange diseases. .
9. It is not good to be too close to trees, because the roots of the trees will extend and disturb the coffin, making future generations uneasy.