Feng Shui Compass Chart

How to read the Feng Shui compass chart. If you are familiar with and understand the compass, you will naturally be able to read it.

Practical, convenient, comfortable, safe, hygienic and beautiful are good Feng Shui. Measured by these standards, it is both practical and easy to master. If it is consistent with the above point of view, Feng Shui will be interpreted positively; if it is contrary to the above point of view, Feng Shui will be interpreted negatively. The complete sets of houses in modern communities are conceived, designed and built according to the concepts of practicality, convenience, comfort, safety, hygiene and beauty. They can only be judged according to this concept and concept. Using the ancient "Luo (mule) horse" concept to make comments can only be misleading.

How to choose and purchase a house depends on everyone’s preference. The most important sign of aspiration is "liking". Everyone has different preferences, and what you like is good Feng Shui. If you don’t like it, wherever you go, you will feel depressed or even uncomfortable. No matter how good a place like this is, it is only a good place for others, and it is not the good Feng Shui the person needs. Office workers mainly choose a place with convenient transportation, take care of their children in school, and choose a place close to schools. Elderly people choose a place close to a park, and shopping is convenient and choose a place close to a shopping mall.

Is the size measured by the Luban ruler on the living room door very unlucky and related to Feng Shui? what to do? -----Good-looking, good-looking must be auspicious; only the opposite is unlucky. Any number in reality can be found in both auspicious and unlucky versions. Why we only think in one direction is because people's spiritual world and development trends are biased. Why do we think that way instead of this way? Different ways of thinking will inevitably lead to two results in the future.

What is the best Feng Shui? ——The best Feng Shui is a balanced mentality; no greed, no desire, no extravagant hopes, and no unexpected expectations is good Feng Shui.

Is raising children related to Feng Shui? Is there a master who understands housing issues? ——Raising children is definitely related to Feng Shui. The subjective conditions of Feng Shui are the basis of human thought; the objective conditions of Feng Shui are the surrounding environment. The two complement each other and will definitely affect the physical and mental growth of children.

Feng Shui is the correct choice of living terrain. My conclusion from hundreds of ruins is that most of them have the characteristics of Feng Shui and Qi and compass usage, and should obviously have certain compass cultural meanings. However, it is basically a one-vote veto due to the limitations of terrain and conditions, leaving no continuation. population. The examples I have found in reality are that the terrain is illegal, living and production conditions are lacking, and the use of Feng Shui and compass is child's play and meaningless. That's why I came to the conclusion: "Practical, convenient, comfortable, safe, hygienic, and beautiful are good Feng Shui. What is Feng Shui? It is more beneficial to think more from a scientific perspective." In the past, it was impossible to build houses in many areas, but now there are steel bars, cement, glass, running water, electricity, and gas, and houses can be built. High-quality building materials overcome the limitations of poor terrain. Wood, soil, paper windows, water lifts, thatch, pine fire and steel bars, cement, glass walls, running water, electricity and gas are absolutely two Feng Shui meanings, and they also represent the progress of the times and the benefits of science to mankind. Bringing an unprecedented new world. In the era of wood, soil, paper windows, water hoisting, thatch, and pine fires, you could only choose a low-lying area with the wind facing the sun, and the house could not be high, but short. The basic disadvantages of low-lying and low-rise buildings are that they are dark and humid, have poor ventilation conditions, poor moisture and drying performance and poor air quality, and are prone to mildew and disease. Steel bars, cement, glass walls, running water, electricity, and gas make it entirely possible to move houses to higher places, making taller buildings possible. The higher places are obviously brighter and have better ventilation and drying properties. For example, in the past, platform-shaped elevated areas were not suitable for building houses due to limitations in building materials. Now, with the advantages of building materials, they are not only suitable for building houses, but also are better than low-lying areas in terms of brightness, air circulation and waterproofing performance. More conducive to human physical and mental health.

The quality of a city’s feng shui is not determined by the natural feng shui of a narrow area, but by the dominant political and geographical feng shui formed on the basis of the overall natural geographical feng shui. , economic geography feng shui and human geography feng shui. Among them, *** is the most typical political feng shui feature. For example: In the 1980s, there used to be a township-level *** on the other side of the river in a certain place.

Due to the existence of *** institutions, there are more than a dozen commercial outlets on the other side of the river that are considered the largest locally, forming a small and lively street market. Due to various reasons, the township-level shopping malls were relocated to other places, and a "sudden cold" situation immediately occurred there. In less than three months, more than a dozen of the largest stores could no longer sustain themselves, and the remaining ones were left behind in less than three months. There are three small shops, each of which is just a stall, without the prosperity of the past. A small township-level government does not have an independent financial functional basis, and its influence can have such a huge Feng Shui effect, not to mention...gt;gt;

Is the Bagua diagram in the Feng Shui compass an "innate Bagua diagram"? The origin of the Bagua Feng Shui compass

In the "Huangdi Zhai Jing" that appeared in the Tang Dynasty or later, the Yin and Yang Bagua are used to distribute the stems and branches, which are divided into twenty The four roads are the guiding principles for building a house, which is to apply the Liuren style plate to the house. The book contains diagrams of the Yin and Yang houses with more detailed explanations. The diagram of the Yang house is as follows. The book says: The twenty-four roads are divided into four sides according to the size of the house and the middle courtyard, making twenty-four roads, ten stems (should be eight stems, Wuji is not used), twelve branches, stem, gen, kun, xun, *** It is the twenty-fourth road. "The Twenty-Four Roads are also called the Twenty-Four Mountains, which are the twenty-four directions on the four sides of the house. Their expression is the same as that of Sinan. According to the "Zhao Jing", Qian, Zhen, Kan, Gen and Chen belong to the Yang position. Kun, Xun, Li, Dui and Xu belong to the yin position. Yang is headed by Hai and tailed by Si. Yin is headed by Si and tailed by Hai. All directions are related to good and bad luck. Those who follow the directions will have peace, prosperity and wealth. Those who go against them will have a safe and prosperous family. Then the family was broken up and scattered, and the descendants were extinct. Around the late Tang Dynasty, the compass was invented and was widely used in Feng Shui. There is a saying in Bu Yingtian's "Xue Xin Fu" that the direction should be determined according to the interpretation of later generations. , the Ziwu needle is the compass, "Nine Heavens Xuannv Qingnang Haijiao Sutra" says: Xuannu determines the location by the sun's rise and fall during the day, and determines the location by the division of Zisu at night. Chiyou is used as a guide, and the location is based on the points. The origin of the compass in this passage comes from mythology. But we can know from it that the original compass was composed of a sky plate and a land plate, with the twenty-four directions mainly engraved on it. Generally speaking, the compass was the product of the combination of Sinan and Liuren plates, and was later used by Feng Shui experts. It becomes more and more complex and mysterious.

Therefore, the Feng Shui compass and the innate Bagua chart are in a relationship of inclusion and inclusion. There are innate Bagua diagrams in the Feng Shui compass, but there are also acquired ones.

What’s the point of asking for 100 points for the 67-layer Feng Shui Compass HD picture with so many layers? It’s fake. You can’t use so many layers in reality! Be honest and solid, learn more than a dozen layers, and be able to do so! If you use it well, you will be a real master. If you really understand the compass, an accurate compass is enough. If you don't understand the compass, no matter how many layers you have, it will be meaningless except showing off and deceiving.

I hope you can? By arranging objects to achieve prosperity and family harmony, this can only be a dream come true. The following are the three theories of Feng Shui that have been praised to the sky, among which Jiang Dahong has a large and complete theoretical system. The Xuan Kong Flying Star has been praised as a treasure among treasures. Some people have been learning it all their lives. However, what is the effect? ​​Here is my opinion about Xuan Kong Da.

Reply to whether the hexagrams, twenty-eight constellations, gold and Xuankong flying stars are the most accurate and effective:

The Xuankong hexagram is the sixty-four hexagrams and the three hundred and eighty-four lines, which are fixed in a certain way according to a certain method. A method of using things on the compass. According to this method of using things, there are 384 different line positions for Yin and Yang houses, that is, there are 384 different theoretical ways of using things. If combined with the specific environmental terrain. , of course, it is ever-changing, and the theoretical system should be large and complete. The 28-Number Linear Dividing Metal is based on 360 degrees of division to determine its use, that is, there are basically 360 ways of using it, and it is as flexible as it can be combined with the specific environment. Change.

But the problem is:

1. All compasses have differences (my experiment is: for each experiment, ten compasses are randomly selected. After several comparisons, the compass with the largest difference has ten degrees. Generally, the difference is degrees two or three). In the past, people generally used round disks and could not detect this difference. Nowadays, square disks are invented, which are more convenient and trouble-free to use than round disks. The square plate can be used to test the compass error. After inspection, it is found that all commonly manufactured compasses have errors (modern precision azimuths that are one hundred thousandths of a meter manufactured all have error characteristics, not to mention ordinary ones). I don’t know what kind of compass the ancients used, and what method they used to confirm, test, and fix the three hundred and eighty-four lines and the three hundred and sixty degrees onto the compass. Are compasses made in ancient times really better than modern ones? The compass has no accurate reading, so how can we confirm the purpose from more detailed directions.

2. Feng Shui is an empirical discipline. If there is no empirical example as a basis, it can only be considered as going from theory to theory, from formula to formula, and cannot be considered as a tested science. This empirical discipline, according to the argument of an authoritative person in China, is that for each method of use, 500 examples must be found and demonstrated based on real-life examples before it can be considered as a scientific logical inference. According to this argument, there are 384 theoretical methods of using the Xuankong hexagram, and 360 theoretical methods of using the 28 constellations of gold. The author of the big hexagram must complete about 200,000 social survey cases. The author of Du Fenjin must complete a survey of 180,000 social cases before he can consider it to be a scientific argument. What is actually the case remains to be further considered and demonstrated by later scholars.

3. In the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty, Jiang Dahong created the Xuankong Flying Star method. The system of this method is roughly: three yuan and nine luck, 180 years, 216 forward rounds, 216 alternate rounds, and 432 total rounds. According to this theory, according to the view of an authoritative "five hundred case studies" in China, Chiang wants to complete the research on 220,000 cases. The fact is that so far, except for far-fetched cases, no one has really done the necessary research. Systematic example demonstration. Let’s not ask whether there are any examples to prove it, let’s talk about Jiang himself. What about Jiang Dahong, the founder of Xuan Kong Feixing Method? Could it be that the Jiang family had no Feng Shui? When he was young, the Jiang family passed the Jinshi examination and served as a county magistrate. If you can create your own school of Feng Shui, wouldn’t you use it to adjust your Feng Shui layout? Chiang died without a wife or son, and was impoverished and impoverished, so others paid for his body to be collected and buried.

The conclusion is: Zhang Wuzhe’s Xuankong Dagua method, Jiang Dahong’s Xuankong Flying Star method, and the method of dividing gold by the twenty-eight constellations of Lianshanguizang. These are relatively complicated theoretical systems in the theory of Feng Shui and Qi regulation, and most people dare not get involved. Some people have been doing Feng Shui their whole life, and they cannot even name these Feng Shui Qi regulation methods, let alone their specific practical applications. Although the systems and methods of these Feng Shui Qi regulating theories are complex and profound, and the integrity of the systems themselves is more complete than other Feng Shui Qi regulating systems, with an empirical scientific attitude, we can only identify these Feng Shui Qi regulating theoretical systems. After theoretically completing the formulas and systems, it is necessary to conduct further scientific verification of practical facts. If someone is willing to make efforts in this area, find relevant examples to demonstrate from reality, and complete the empirical consideration of any of these systems, it should be considered an unprecedented pioneering work.

Appendix: Introduction to Jiang Dahong; Brief biography of Jiang Pingping. In the seventh year of Chongzhen, when the Duke was eighteen years old, he followed the great scholar Chen Zi and Emperor Fuhai to ferment Gao...gt; Books, there are at least as many books as there are circles. Some Feng Shui works cannot be reflected in the circle, but in actual operation, compass positioning is required, such as Xuan Kong Feixing, generally 400-600 pages, complex works such as Zhong Yiming's Xuan Kong Works, 6 volumes, at least 6 inches thick , there are no circles on the compass yet. After studying Luo Pan's writings, it is equivalent to four years of university undergraduate and graduate degree credits, and there are more than 70 books. I can't even scratch the surface of the questions and answers here.

What does the ancient Feng Shui compass look like? It is best to have a very clear picture and how to use it. 1. Tianchi: It is also called the seabed, which is the compass.

The Tianchi of the compass is composed of a thimble, a magnetic needle, a seabed line, a cylindrical outer box, and a glass cover, which is fixed in the center of the inner disk. There is a pointed thimble in the center of the bottom of the round box. There is a concave hole in the center of the bottom of the magnetic needle. The magnetic needle is placed on the thimble. The arrow-headed end of a compass points to south, and the other end points to north. There is a red line drawn on the bottom of Tianchi (the seabed), called the seabed line. There are two red dots on both sides of the northern end. When using it, the north end of the magnetic needle should coincide with the seabed line. A modern compass has cross lines drawn on the sea floor. When using it, the north end of the magnetic needle should point to the north end of the cross line on the sea floor, and the magnetic needle should coincide with the north-south line on the sea floor. 2. Inner disk: It is the rotating disk immediately outside the compass. There are many concentric circles printed on the inner disk, and each circle is called a layer. Each layer is divided into different equal parts, some layers have more grids, some have fewer grids, the smallest layer is only divided into eight grids, and the layer with the most grids has 384 grids. Different characters are printed on each grid. There are many types of compasses, some with many layers and some with few. The most has fifty-two layers and the least has only five. The various contents of the compass are engraved on different circles (layers) of the inner disk, which are the main components of the compass. Each school of Feng Shui has included its main content on the compass, making the Chinese compass a large encyclopedia of Chinese magic. 3. Outer Disk The outer disk is square and is the tray of the inner disk. There is a small hole at the midpoint of each of the four sides, and the red lines are inserted into it to form the ten channels of Tianxin, which are used to read the contents on the inner disk. The ten paths of Tianxin are required to be perpendicular to each other. The outer disk of the new compass you just bought must be calibrated before use. The compass is a basic tool for measuring the magnetic azimuth angle of the earth's surface and is widely used in various fields such as military, navigation, surveying and mapping, forestry, exploration, and construction. 4. There are many materials for making Feng Shui compasses, including bakelite, plastic, MDF, and red sandalwood. The best and most practical material is of course diamond plate, and the price is much lower than red sandalwood. 5. There are many factions of Feng Shui Compass, including the commonly seen Sanhe, Sanyuan, Xuankong Feixing, Guolu Yinyang Golden Lock Jade Pass, Xuankong Method, Eight Houses Method, Qiankun National Treasure, and Longmen Daba Some compasses combine the Three Methods, Three Yuan Method, Xuan Kong Method, Eight House Methods, Qiankun National Treasure, and Longmen Great Eight Bureau Water Methods into one. The compass is actually a tool used to measure the ground position using the compass positioning principle. The compass is used in Feng Shui to remove sand, collect water and determine the direction of the building.

How to read a Feng Shui compass? Buy a compass and explain it layer by layer to understand what it expresses. If you just want to see the direction measured by a compass, it's easy. You only need to be able to read a compass. What's more convenient is to use an electronic Feng Shui compass and point it at the object to be measured, and you can measure the direction, as shown below:

What software is used to draw the actual Feng Shui compass? ,,

The compass of this picture points to: First of all, there should be no problem in choosing the day. Generally, the burial day is determined by the day when the immortal passes away, so even though the Bingchen sun fire and the immortal destiny are not born, it should be understood. There is no problem in being buried in Renchen to be in harmony with the immortal destiny.

There is no problem with the standing direction. When the compass is down, Kungen is standing, and Ding Chou is divided into gold. It is also in harmony with the immortal destiny.

But the problem is that the time has passed. Didn’t you get buried on time? If the person is not buried, then when choosing a date, you should pay attention to the harmony of the moon, sun, and time with the immortal destiny.

How to read the compass: Compass Illustration of Feng Shui for Yin and Yang Houses. Use the "compass" to read Feng Shui. The methods for Yin and Yang Houses are similar. It is recommended to buy a "Compass Dialysis" and take a closer look. It's impossible to tell here.

Where can I find a Feng Shui compass chart with a transparent background? There is one in Jinan in Huaiyin District