Introduction to Feng Shui: What is gossip?

In China's geomantic theory, there are several strange meridians and eight veins, such as five lines of gossip. As an important tool in geomantic theory, gossip plays a very important role in geomantic omen. Gossip is said to have been painted by Fuxi, with a long history and a strong sense of mystery. The following introductory knowledge of Feng Shui will help you clear the fog and tell you what gossip is.

Gossip is the basic philosophical concept of the Chinese nation, which can be summed up in eight words: "Doing things for people will lead to good or bad luck". This is an ancient theory of yin and yang. The so-called eight diagrams were painted by Tai Hao's surname Fuxi. Eight diagrams are actually the earliest characters and symbols of writing. Gossip represents Yi-ology culture and permeates all fields of East Asian culture.

According to the folklore of the Han nationality, gossip originated from Fuxi, the head of the Three Emperors and Five Emperors, and Fuxi Xishi began to draw gossip in Tiantai Mountain, Tianshui. Gossip represents the yin and yang system of things' own changes, "one" represents yang, and "-"represents yin. These two symbols are combined in parallel according to the changes of yin and yang in nature to form eight different forms, which are called eight diagrams. Don't be too mysterious about gossip. It is a tool to interpret the relationship between various things in the world's time and space, just like the yin-yang and five elements in Chinese culture. Each six-pointed star represents something.

Dry represents the sky, Kun represents the earth, Xun represents the wind, earthquake represents the thunder, ridge represents the water, far represents the fire, gen represents the mountain, and right represents the ze. Gossip is like eight infinite invisible big pockets, which put everything in the universe. Eight trigrams are matched with each other to become sixty-four hexagrams, which are used to symbolize various natural phenomena and personnel phenomena. Based on all kinds of people and things in today's society. The eight diagrams in traditional Chinese medicine refer to the eight parts around the palm.

Eight diagrams have two symbolic forms: one is three diagrams and eight classics; One is six hexagrams of gossip.

Bagua: Ganzhi, Kungan, Zhenzhun, Xunxun, Kangan, Lili, Gengan and Dui. Also known as refined hexagrams, mountain hexagrams, three hexagrams, and Cheng Xiaozhi hexagrams, they are arranged according to Yang hexagrams "-"and Yin hexagrams "-",which are symbols of three hexagrams arranged from top to bottom. Some people also use the Chinese character "three for peace, but not half a meter" to remember the eight diagrams symbols.

Combining two single hexagrams up and down is one of the 64 hexagrams, which is called hexagrams.

Gossip is the foundation of the Yi-ology system. The pre-Qin Yi-ology was mainly "three changes", namely, Lianshan in Xia Dynasty, Tibet in Shang Dynasty and Zhouyi in Zhou Dynasty. Later generations are familiar with Zhouyi, which can be divided into Yijing and Yi Zhuan.

Gossip represents China's early philosophical thoughts. Besides divination and geomantic omen, its influence also involves Chinese medicine, martial arts, music and mathematics.

Congenital eight diagrams usually appear with Taiji diagrams. Taiji and Wuji represent the ultimate noumenon "Tao" of China's traditional beliefs (Confucianism and Taoism).

Gua-shaped memory song: In the Song Dynasty, Zhu wrote "The Eight Diagrams Taking Images Song" in the original meaning of Zhouyi to help people remember Gua-shaped memory: three years of hard work, six broken Kun; Shake the jar and cover the bowl; Empty in the middle and full in the middle; Change the shortage, change the shortage, and break it. Types of gossip: divided into innate gossip, Zhongtian gossip and acquired gossip.

Eight Diagrams Yin and Yang: Gan, Zhen, Kan and Gen are four Yang hexagrams, while Kun, Xun, Li and Hui are four Yin hexagrams.

Eight diagrams and five elements: only discuss the five elements of the day after tomorrow: dry, gold exchange, Kun and root exchange soil, earthquake and worry exchange wood, ridge exchange water, separation exchange fire.

Jiugong Bagua: There are innate matches, acquired matches and Taiyi matches.