Long Xingtao What is dragon vein in ancient times and how to read dragon vein

In Feng Shui, the rolling mountains are called dragon veins. The ancient "Feng Shui" first recommended the "Five Geographical Tips", which are dragon, cave, sand, water and direction. The corresponding activities are "looking for dragons, observing sand, observing water, tapping acupoints, and standing in directions." The dragon is the veins of the mountain, the soil is the dragon's flesh, the stone is the dragon's bone, and the vegetation is the dragon's hair. When looking for a dragon, you should first look for the mountain ranges of your ancestors and parents, examine the Qi pulse, distinguish the anger, and distinguish Yin and Yang. The so-called Ancestor Mountain is the source of the mountain range, the origin of the mountains. The Parent Mountain is the starting point of the mountain range. Examining the Qi Veins means examining whether the mountain ranges are curvaceous and whether there are halos when dividing the ridges and joining the ridges. If there are wheels, there are halos. It is auspicious, otherwise it is unlucky. There are also nine dragon potentials that need to be divided into nine dragon potentials. Among the nine dragon potentials are: Huilong, Chuangyanglong, Subduing Dragon, Shenglong, Giant Dragon, Needle Dragon, Soaring Dragon, and Leading the Group of Dragons. When the dragon comes, the mountains are winding and winding, and they run for a long distance.