? Sand? What is the influence of culture in Feng Shui?

Sand plays a very important role in China culture, especially in geomantic omen. As we all know, there are similar tall objects around some cemeteries: peaks, trees, buildings and mountains. These tall objects are called sand. So, what kind of influence does this sand have on Feng Shui? This also means the influence of these high-rise objects in Feng Shui.

1, longsha husha

As we all know, a good cave is called Longdong, and the tall thing that appears on the left side of Longdong is called Longsha. Correspondingly, the tall object on the right is called tiger sand. As far as the dragon sand is concerned, it is not necessarily required to grow taller, but it needs to correspond to the tiger sand on the left to achieve the dragon cave effect. So where there is a dragon cave, there must be a corresponding relationship between dragon sand and tiger sand.

2. The "sand" of a strong woman

For the average strong woman, there will be a treasure trove of geomantic omen in her ancestors. Although we may all attribute the success of strong women to their own efforts and corresponding opportunities, as long as we explore the acupoints of their ancestors a little, we will find that there will be "Emei sand" around their acupoints, which means that there will be something similar to Emei Moon around them, which is the most powerful help for the success of strong women.

3. Long life sand

If you want to pursue longevity, you must pay attention to the position and height of sand. For those who are bent on longevity, you need to choose the caves of your ancestors, make dry peaks and high sands, and let the younger generation enjoy the protection of their ancestors and prolong their lives.