Folk geomantic secret recipe daquan

There should be a good legend about the secret recipe of Feng Shui.

The realm of harmony between man and nature pursued by the ancients requires not only mountains and rivers, but also the sun, the moon and the stars. Since ancient times, people have been observing astronomical phenomena and studying the changes of stars to speculate on good or bad luck.

We often use the essence of astronomy when looking for a treasure trove of geomantic omen. The difference between heaven and earth is 84 thousand Li, and the heart and kidney of a person are eight inches and four points. Jin Mu's human body is full of fire, water and earth, which should be five elements, while there are 24 stars in the world corresponding to the geography of mountains and rivers. The stars have beauty and evil, and the earth has good luck.

All the land of Shangji should echo the sun, moon and stars in the sky from afar, and the technique of locating points by nebula circulation is the most difficult to master in this geomantic omen.

There are twenty-four nights in the sky, twenty-four hours in a day and twenty-four solar terms in a year, so Feng Shui also has twenty-four directions and twenty-four directions. If one can observe the auspicious arrangement of stars and locate them with a compass, we can find the place we want. However, there are many schools of Feng Shui, each with its own rules, and some of them are contradictory.

Feng Shui has a long history in China, even dating back to the period of the Yellow Emperor. It is one of the traditional five techniques of physiognomy, which is closely related to Taoist thought. It holds that qi is the source of all things and the product of the combination of yin and yang, five elements and eight diagrams. Feng Shui is the study of the law between man and nature. It is the ancients' initial understanding of the universe, recording and analyzing the changes of all things, so as to find laws in these changes. It was first subdivided into windows, trees, doors and water to predict good or bad luck, and then it was used to rob tombs. Because the ancient tombs are exquisite, they are the treasures of Feng Shui obtained through the analysis of Feng Shui masters, so they can also be used to infer the location of tombs. There were many geomantic masters in ancient times, such as Guiguzi, Guiguzi, Wu Zixu, Li, Yuan Tiangang and Guan Zhong. Famous geomantic books include Qing nang Shu, Jade Bird Jing, Collection of Books and Wu Qin Shu.