Wang Huying's 'Six Lines Feng Shui Prediction Science' PDF Electronic Book (486 pages)

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Yu Hu Ying's Personal Profile
Wang Hu Ying, an internationally renowned expert in I-Ching studies, I-Ching writer, successor of the Eight Mansions Feng Shui, visiting professor at Tsinghua University, chief consultant of the Japan Institute of Unbelievable Phenomena, and founder of the Six爻 divination technique in Japan. He graduated from the Japanese Department of Shanxi University in 1986 and originally worked at the Shanxi Provincial Institute of Archeology.
He has successively engaged in the research of Feng Shui, physiognomy, numerology, Buddhism, traditional Chinese medicine, and alchemy. In the 1980s, he began to devote himself to the study of the I-Ching, focusing on Feng Shui, Six爻, and Taoist health preservation. He used the principles of I-Ching to decipher the mysteries of corporate logo fortune and provided guidance and planning for many well-known enterprises at home and abroad. Since 1996, he has traveled all over the country to visit folk numerology masters, drawing on the strengths of others and creating his own complete theoretical system. He has been invited to lecture in Singapore, Japan, and other places for many times, and provides national studies training for enterprises all year round. His students are all over mainland United States, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, the United States, the United Kingdom, Malaysia, and other countries and regions.

Main published works in Japan include:
"Eight Mansions Feng Shui", "Six爻 Divination奥义", "Six爻 Divination Luck Changing Method", "Six爻 Divination in Life", "Magical and Effective Six爻 Divination", "External Response Prediction", "Six爻 Prediction Samadhi", etc.
In Hong Kong: "Six爻 Gua Examples Explained", "New Exploration of Six爻 Prediction of Diseases".
In Singapore: "Zeng Shan Bu Yi Commentary", "Six爻 Gua Image Decryption", "Six爻 Doubt Guidance", "Six爻 Prediction Mistakes and Insights", "Six爻 Classification and Verification Techniques", "Six爻 Prediction Self-Study Treasure Book", "Detailed Explanation of Six爻 Disease Prediction by Department".
In Taiwan: "Detailed Explanation of Six爻 Prediction", "Six爻 Disease Prediction", "Six爻 Marriage Prediction", "Beginner's Six爻 Prediction".

Liu Tieqing, female, was born in Pingyao Ancient City, a Jinzhong land full of traditional national studies and Jin merchant culture. Since childhood, adhering to the family style, she has developed a strong interest in the traditional Chinese culture of I-Ching. Later, she became a teacher under Wang Hu Ying, an internationally renowned I-Ching master, and Li Dengyun, a folk master. She began to systematically study the theoretical knowledge of the I-Ching. After more than ten years of unremitting study and persistent pursuit of the traditional culture of I-Ching, Teacher Liu Tieqing has read through the classics of I-Ching, comprehended the essence of I-Ching, gathered the strengths of everyone, and accumulated a large amount of academic essence and practical experience. Her predictions on Bazi, Six爻, and Feng Shui are accurate and detailed, and she has been widely praised by the society and academic circles. She has gradually become famous in the I-Ching circles at home and abroad.
Teacher Liu Tieqing studies I-Ching numerology, adheres to the path of teaching and imparting knowledge, and is committed to the inheritance and dissemination of I-Ching numerology. In 2012, she founded her own I-Ching studio in Taiyuan - Liu Tieqing Yanyi Hall. She imparts all her knowledge to her students, is tireless in answering questions, and provides true knowledge and true transmission. She has made outstanding achievements in I-Ching, has profound academic knowledge, and has many disciples after years of teaching and practice.

The role of Feng Shui is self-evident. Simply put, the direction and shape of objects can completely cause changes in energy. For example, the magnifying glass we usually use is actually just an ordinary piece of glass, but due to the height changes on the surface, it causes changes in light, turning sunlight into a stronger heat, making ordinary glass a piece of glass that can ignite paper. Humans also use this principle to invent myopia glasses, telescopes, etc.
People living in the northern hemisphere are often affected by the cold air in the north. When choosing a place to live, they build houses on the north side with mountains and open on the south side to resist the invasion of cold air and receive sunlight. The Mongolian yurts used by Mongolians on the grasslands are all made round, one of the purposes of which is to reduce the force of the wind and achieve stability. If it is made square, it will be easily blown down by the wind. If you live in a very narrow room, you may feel suffocated, and living in a humid place can easily lead to arthritis.

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