Mr. Nan believes that many people are studying Feng Shui now, but they must not be superstitious. When we Chinese look at Feng Shui, there is a saying that "one virtue, two destiny, three Feng Shui, four accumulation of Yin virtue, and five reading". Feng Shui consists of five Th

? Mr. Nan Huaijin once said that he believed that Feng Shui existed. He believes that we must believe in Feng Shui, but we must first understand one truth. Beijing Forbidden City, Feng Shui must be good. Which emperor would not want his descendants to enjoy peace and prosperity forever? As an emperor, you can naturally invite the best Feng Shui masters in the world to look at the Feng Shui. From these two perspectives, there will be absolutely no problem with the Feng Shui of the Forbidden City in Beijing.

But look, starting from the Liao Dynasty, through the Jin Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty, and the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were countless emperors living in the Forbidden City. There are those who live smoothly, who are very successful and live a long and healthy life, but there are also those who are not good, who only work for two or three years and then die.

The author believes that what Mr. Nan said makes sense. He did well. For example, the Qing Dynasty Kangxi and Qianlong. Both of them were emperors for almost sixty years. The era they ruled was called Kangxi. Qian Shengshi . Those who did not do well, such as Chongzhen, ended up hanging from a tree with a crooked neck in Meishan.

Mr. Nan believes that many people now study Feng Shui, but they must not be superstitious. When we Chinese look at Feng Shui, there is a saying that "one virtue, two fates, three Feng Shui, four accumulation of Yin virtue, and five readings." Feng Shui lies in the fifth. It only occupies one dimension, and another important prerequisite is moral cultivation.

The author remembered a story about Feng Shui master Lai Buyi , which is consistent with what Mr. Nan said. Once, after a lot of hard work, Lai Buyi finally found a large Jilong cave on a certain mountain.

He was just about to leave when he suddenly heard the sound of someone mourning at the foot of the mountain. Lai Buyi felt very strange. Could there be other masters in the world who had the same idea as him and also took a fancy to this Feng Shui treasure place? Lai Buyi wanted to see what happened, so he hid in the forest.

Later, Lai Buyi learned that although the place where the Feng Shui master invited by the owner was on this mountain, it was far away from the location Lai Buyi chose. The dragon cave he chose was located halfway up the mountain, and the place the owner invited was The Feng Shui master chose it to be located on the top of the mountain.

But when the coffin was carried halfway up the mountain, a strong wind suddenly came up and a heavy rain suddenly began. At this time, it was impossible to carry the coffin to the top of the mountain. There was no other way. The owner felt that this was God's will, so they decided to bury him underground. Lai Buyi was shocked, because now this place was the treasure he had found after all the hard work.

However, in addition to site selection, direction is also very important in Feng Shui. Lai Buyi continued to observe how the owner chose the direction. He saw the owner randomly pick up a wooden stick, stand it up, and then see where the stick fell. That's where the direction is.

Sure enough, the host's chosen location and direction were exactly the same as Lai Buyi's choice. Is there such a coincidence in this world? Lai Buyi thought it was strange, so he showed up and had a detailed chat with the host family. Only then did he realize that the host family was a very good person in this area. He had done many good deeds in the area and accumulated a lot of bad virtues. So, it’s no wonder that you can be buried here, and that you can be buried properly.

Lai Buyi couldn't help but sigh, feeling that everything was God's will. It was true that "blessed people live in blessed places, and Feng Shui only supports people with good deeds."

The classic Chinese classic "The Book of Changes" also says, " A family that accumulates good deeds will definitely be blessed." This also means that if a family accumulates virtue and does good deeds, there will be blessings. Therefore, these statements are consistent with what Mr. Nan Huaijin said: Don’t be superstitious about Feng Shui. The key is to rely on yourself and be virtuous. These principles are all the same.

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