PDF electronic lecture notes for 'Yellow River Daoist Temple Feng Shui Class' (76 pages)

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Let's start talking about Feng Shui: the meaning of Feng Shui is about gathering and dispersing. Wind governs dispersion, water governs gathering. The core of Feng Shui is to see where water gathers and where to avoid wind.
Feng Shui can be said to be divided into body use; the body refers to myself, that is, the house or tomb; use also refers to external conditions related to me outside of myself.
Use involves auspicious and inauspicious. To find the body, one must use the sitting mountain and orientation to determine it. Different schools vary, but the common point is to use a compass to determine the twenty-four mountain directions. Each hexagram palace is divided into three parts, which are divided into Tian Yuan, Di Yuan, and Ren Yuan. Eight palaces multiplied by three Yuan equals twenty-four mountains, formed by four directions and twelve branches. Let's talk about the quick memory method for the twenty-four mountains: this involves Feng Shui mapping, with the rule being south at the top, north at the bottom, east on the left, and west on the right. Opposite to the map, first draw a cross.
Left Mao, right You, morning at Zi, then according to the eight Heavenly Stems, the east is Jia Yi Wood, Jia on the left of Mao, Yi on the right of Mao, south is Bing Ding Fire, Bing on the left of Wu, Ding on the right of Wu, west is Geng Xin Metal, Geng on the left of You, Xin on the right of You, north is Ren Gui Water, Ren on the left of Zi, Gui on the right of Zi. Then add the four directions Qian Kun, Gen Xun, which are the four corners.

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