Our country has a history of five thousand years, and its culture is long-standing, dazzling, and profound, including proverbs and Feng Shui. Common proverbs are the precious experience and wisdom gained by working people in ancient times in life and practice; while Feng Shui is a culture in which people seek harmony with nature and the unity of nature and man.
Some familiar sayings include many things related to Feng Shui. For example, the rural saying we are going to talk about today is called: " A grave should not be cut off by water, and a house should not be built by a tiger's mouth. " In Feng Shui, People often divide houses into two types, namely yang house and yin house. The Yangzhai is the residence of the living, while the Yinzhai is the resting place of the deceased, that is, the tomb.
The grave will not come with the water of one's feet
First of all, let's understand the first half of this proverb, The grave will not come with the water of one's feet. As we all know, people are very particular about building tombs. Friends who know history probably know that ancient emperors have been building their own tombs since they ascended the throne, and site selection is a top priority.
Because only by choosing a geomantic treasure land, they will think that their country will be prosperous and their descendants will be blessed. The same is true for ordinary people, because people have the same attitude towards a better life, whether you are a high-ranking emperor or a poor commoner at the bottom.
In some common sense of Feng Shui, we probably know some, for example, the tomb must have its back against a mountain, feet on the ground, and handrails on both sides, so that it can be considered a good place. So what exactly is " "? There is an old saying: " Drenching means getting wet. Cutting means cutting off. "
In other words, it is a taboo if the tomb is built in a low-lying and humid place. Low-lying places are most likely to accumulate water. If the tomb has been used for a long time, Being soaked in water will cut off the family's fortune and gradually decline.
"Shanlong Language Class Theory" also says: " Cut the water on the feet. Before the water is applied to the acupoint, it is OK to clasp the feet. " This sentence describes the running water around the tomb, and also refers to the busy traffic. This sentence means If there is water and cars flowing back and forth around the tomb, it will become foot-cutting water, which will also cut off luck and affect the family and descendants.
Building a house is not right.
Building a house actually requires a lot of attention, but more of it depends on geographical and environmental factors. For example, colder areas will choose to face north and south, while hotter areas will choose to face the north in order to achieve temperature balance. You will choose to build your house facing south and north.
The saying "the wrong thing to build a house from the tiger's mouth" is also easy to understand. It means that when building a house, try not to choose a place facing a valley, a cave or a huge building.
Because these behemoths look like the mouth of a tiger. It opens its mouth all day long and looks at you eagerly, which not only affects your mood but also your luck. Furthermore, places such as valleys and caves are particularly vulnerable to strong winds and rain, which greatly reduces the safety factor and is very detrimental to people. The saying
is probably one such explanation. In fact, many sayings are like this. They seem to have a lot to do with Feng Shui, but in fact they include the harmony or conflict between the geographical environment and the residence. Therefore, we should regard it as a rich experience and profound culture.
