went online two days ago and saw this sentence: "Getting started step by step will be rich in the future; getting started step by step, begging for food." Although I thought about this sentence for a long time, I still didn't think about the meaning of this saying. Therefore, I checked a lot of information on the Internet. Through reading the information, I realized that this sentence means this:
This sentence comes from "Feng Shui", which means that there must be a slope in the house. With an upward slope, there will be a rich man in the family in the future; and once there is a downward slope, some people in the family will become beggars in the future and rely on begging for a living.
Although I figured out the meaning of this sentence from looking up the information, I still haven't figured out the basis of this statement. Anyway, this is what is said in "Feng Shui". As for the basis of the statement, it is estimated that "Feng Shui" also has no basis!
"Feng Shui" is a traditional art of geomancy, known as geomancy in ancient China, it is a method of on-the-spot survey of geography, and its purpose is to select sites for the construction of palaces, villages, and cemeteries. Originally, it did not have any feudal superstition. Among the more famous works of
feng shui theory are "Qing Nang Jing", "Blue Bird Scripture", etc., while the earliest feng shui theory comes from "Burial Book" written by Guo Pu of the Jin Dynasty.
"The Book of Burial" states: "Qi will disperse by wind, while boundary water will stop; the ancients gather to make it not to be scattered, but to make it stop, so it is called Feng Shui." This sentence is the earliest definition of Feng Shui. .
From this sentence, we can see that the so-called "qi" flows with the wind. If the wind blows, the "qi" will dissipate. However, once the dissipated "qi" encounters rivers and other waters It will stop; if a group of people gather together (form a village), the "qi" will not dissipate. Even with human activities, "qi" will stop where there are people. This is "Feng Shui".
No matter whether this statement is scientific or not, at least it has some truth, and it does not contain any superstition, and it is very objective.
Later, there were more and more doctrines on Feng Shui, and they were divided into different genres, and there were conflicts between genres and genres. At the same time, there were also mutual accusations between different genres.
In order to convince other genres that their genre’s statement is correct, each genre also came up with different "tricks". For example, Shu Chuo in the Sui Dynasty "surrendered" other schools with "exceptional tricks".
It is said that Yang Gongren, the servant of the staff, wanted to move the ancestral grave, so he invited five or six masters of different genres, including Shu Chuo, to choose the best cemetery for him. When choosing a cemetery, the opinions of various schools cannot be unified. Anyway, each of them is correct. In this case, Yang Gongren sent his subordinates to the cemetery to take a copy of the "sample soil" and sealed it, and then asked the masters of various genres to name the color of the "sample soil", but only Shu Chuo accurately said it. The color of "like soil". In this case, Yang Gongren definitely believed in Shu Chuo. In order to completely defeat the other schools, Shu Chuo led everyone to the cemetery. After arriving at the cemetery, Shu Chuo pointed to a place five feet away from the place where the soil was taken and said that there was rice buried within seven feet of the ground. If you don't believe it, you can dig it. After hearing what Shu Chuo said, everyone started digging the hole together. Sure enough, when the hole was dug four feet deep, a pile of rice was found. As a result, the masters of all genres were surrendered by Shu Chuo, and at the same time, Shu Chuo's reputation was greatly shaken.
However, these are all tactics used by Shu Chuo. Because Shu Chuo knew the specific conditions of this cemetery in the early years, and he also knew where the underground was dug by rats, so he must be the most accurate.
Through Shu Chuo's comprehension, we know that many Feng Shui Mr.'s words are not credible. The reason why their actions or statements can bluff people at certain times is only that they use tricks that only they know.
Our country is one of the peoples who believe in feng shui most in the world, so some people ask: if feng shui can really bring us good luck, how can we believe in feng shui for thousands of years, whether in terms of technology or economy Have to lag behind European and American countries that don't believe in Feng Shui by a few years, or even more than a decade? In fact, this question should awaken many people.
Therefore, we must not believe that "getting started step by stepHigh, the future will be rich; the entry step is low, the feudal superstition of "begging for food". This statement is not true, it is a real flicker.
