In Feng Shui, do you understand the green dragon on the left and the white tiger on the right?

The usual left green dragon and right white tiger represent the left and right positions, but do not represent the real green dragon and white tiger. These are just terms we usually use. It has a deeper meaning in Feng Shui. So, let us follow the Feng Shui direction to understand it together!

1. The origin of Qinglong and White Tiger

In ancient times, the four stars Qinglong, White Tiger, Suzaku and Xuanwu in astronomy refer to the four stars that govern the ecliptic and the equator (ecliptic). The angle between the equator and the equator is 23 degrees, 26 minutes and 33 seconds). The name of the leader of the 28 constellations in the east, south, west and north (each side has seven constellations). Among the 28 constellations and the four directions.

The seven constellations in the East are: Jiao, Kang, Di, Fang, Xin, Wei and Ji. The leader is called Qinglong.

The seven constellations in the south are: Well, Ghost, Willow, Star, Zhang, Yi, and Zhen. The leader is called Zhuque.

The Western Seven Constellations are: Kui, Lou, Stomach, Pleiades, Bi, Gou, and Shen. The leader is called White Tiger.

The seven constellations in the north are: Dou, Ox, Female, Xu, Danger, Room, and Wall. The leader is called Xuanwu.

The ancients believed that the stars in the sky, like human beings, are both good and bad, good and bad. Therefore, the benefits of combining the two in the application of "Yi" science are:

On the one hand, the principle of restraint of the five elements in Yi science can be used to judge good and bad luck and find answers.

On the one hand, it can also be combined with the pros and cons of celestial bodies and stars to help correct the results of good and bad judgments in order to get the best conclusion.

The ancients believed that in practical application:

The five elements judge good fortune, and the stars judge bad luck, which is the result of neutrality.

The five elements judge bad luck, and the stars judge good fortune, which is the result of neutrality.

The five elements judge auspiciousness, and the stars judge auspiciousness, which is the result of auspiciousness.

The five elements judge evil, and the stars judge evil, which is the result of evil.