So, what is the relationship between Qi and the five elements of Yin and Yang? Come and have a look with me!
The theory of Qi-Yin-Yang holds that the world we live in is gestated, developed and changed under the interaction of Yin and Yang. As the saying goes, "Tai Chi gives birth to two instruments, two instruments give birth to four elephants, and four elephants give birth to gossip". Yin and Yang are not fixed, but will change with the change of external conditions. Yin contains yang, which can only be transformed into yin when conditions are ripe. Yang contains yin, which can be transformed into yin under certain conditions. Therefore, Yin and Yang Can are also divided into four types: Yang in Yang, Yin in Yin, Yang in Yin and Yin in Yang, which are constantly differentiated and transformed into all things in the world.
Yin and represent different attributes:
Yang means: hot, rigid, healthy, prolonged, rich, expensive and soft;
Yin means: cold, soft, sick, bent, poor, humble and mean.
Furthermore, we can use the extension of the concept of Yin and Yang to describe "Qi" in different states.
"Yang Qi": the aura that plays a leading role in the development of things in an active state.
"Shaqi": in a passive state, it plays a secondary role in the development of things.
We can reveal the law of things' development by the contradictory movement of Qi-Qi and Yang-Qi, which is the path taken by traditional sciences in China, such as Chinese medicine, Qigong, astronomy, geography and technical mathematics. It is also the basis of the five elements.
So, what are the five elements? The five elements include gold, water, wood, fire and earth. From a philosophical point of view, the ancients believed that the material world was composed of these five elements.
Five elements coexist: Jinshui, aquatic wood, Muhuo, Huotu and Primary Gold.
The five elements coexist: Jin Kemu, Muketu, Tuke water, water, fire and fire, and gold.
The meaning of "common growth" is support, cooperation and compatibility;
The meaning of "mutual restriction" is inhibition, exclusion and relativity.
Therefore, the operational relationship of mutual punishment fundamentally reveals the interaction between all things, and by using them, we can find out who wins or loses between any two things, who is lucky or who is fierce. When you are born together, you will be lucky, and when you are angry, you will be fierce. More specifically, if there is a student who is born with B, then B is auspicious; One gram of B, then B is fierce.
Five elements can also correspond to qi, that is, "five elements of qi":
Golden gas: representing the cosmic gas field in autumn.
Water vapor: representing the cosmic gas field in winter.
Wood gas: representing the cosmic gas field of spring.
Anger: It represents the cosmic gas field in summer.
Simple: representing the cosmic atmosphere at the turn of seasons.
These five elements' gas fields also follow the law of five elements interacting with each other, so the ancients introduced the concept of five elements into the feng shui of fate and orientation, making it the main basis for judging people's fate and the good or bad of houses and houses. Furthermore, yin and harmony should be combined with the five elements, and there are:
Yin, Jin Yangqi;
Yin water qi, Yang water qi;
Yin wood qi, Yang wood qi;
Yin fire qi, Yang fire qi;
Spirit of the earth, spirit of the earth.