From the first row to the ninth row, the index finger represents the ridge, which is in the north, southwest of Kuner, east of Zhendong and southeast of Xunsi. The middle finger represents the palace, and the ring finger represents the northwest of Liu Gan, the west of Duiqi, the northeast of Genba and the south of Jiujiu. Clockwise counting is forward and counterclockwise counting is backward.
Gossiping about Nine palace map is very useful. In ancient times, Kong Xuan sent Feng Shui masters to walk in rivers and lakes, climb mountains and wade, breaking hundreds of cases every day. He never arranges flying stars with pen and paper. He holds them all in his palm and reaches out. Moreover, during the apprenticeship, I taught my disciples the tactic of expelling mountains and palms in school and strengthened training, which is also one of the signs of Feng Shui master's technical proficiency. Paishanzhang, also called Luoshu Jiugongzhang, is often used as a Feng Shui master.
Paishanzhang formula
Everyone thinks that arranging the astrolabe is very complicated and easy to make mistakes, especially as a professional feng shui master, you must put the astrolabe in your hand. All the astrolabes are in the palm of your hand. Now, let's describe the formula and its usage one by one: the principle of taking the sun as the direction of high-rise residential buildings, including taking the balcony as the direction and taking the stronger side of doors and windows as the direction.
First of all, you should memorize the position of the ninth house on the palm of your hand, such as using the index finger, middle finger and ring finger of your left hand. Arranging the nine palaces on it means putting the Chinese New Year in your hand. When remembering, use sketches to remember. Only in the primary stage of learning Feng Shui and memorizing the Eight Diagrams and Nine Palaces, can we put all the 120 rounds of the Qi-regulating astrolabe in the palm of our hand when learning Qi-regulating in the future, otherwise we will always turn over the books to find books.