Kirin is a traditional auspicious beast in ancient Chinese Han myths and legends. It is said that it can live for 2000 years. So, is there any Kirin
Kirin is a traditional auspicious beast in ancient Chinese Han myths and legends. It is said that it can live for 2000 years. So, is there any Kirin Feng Shui?
Kirin is an auspicious beast, which was called "benevolent beast" in ancient times. It has two meanings:
First, it is an auspicious beast; Second, it is a kind beast.
According to legend, Kirin likes to help good people, especially those who have filial piety and kindness, so it is called "benevolent beast". When Kirin sees a bad guy, he will chase after him and bite him, so some traitors or businesses related to pornography, gambling and drugs are not allowed to put Kirin in their houses or companies.
Kirin has a head like a dragon, horns and a body like a deer. It was covered with nails and tail hair tendrils, and its expression was very vivid. It is the representative of ancient totem in China.
There are many kinds and shapes of Kirin in the market, some are porcelain, some are copper, some are stone and, of course, jade, which have different uses in geomantic omen.
Our ancestors believed that these totems had primitive mysterious power and influence.
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The auspicious beast is the embodiment of auspiciousness and peace. Kirin certainly has this nature. In addition, Kirin has the following functions:
First, it can ward off evil spirits. For example, if you see the corridor in front of the door and go straight to the gate, you can block it with a pair of Kirin. If the "Shaqi" is weak, such as the corridor is not too long, it can be blocked by a pair of Kirin. But if ShaQi is strong and the corridor is long and straight, it must be blocked by three Kirin.
Second, it has the purpose of resolving the three evils. The three evils are arranged in different directions according to the ownership of the fleeting time. We can find them in Tongsheng every year, or we can find them clearly in the "Time flies" published by the author every year. To solve the three evils, you must use three Kirin, preferably one that has been opened. As long as you enter the position of the three evils, your head should face the three evils;
Third, there is a good operation at home to reduce disasters. Kirin is a symbol of good luck. Putting it at home can ward off evil spirits and add auspiciousness to the home, which will not only make the owner's career smooth yesterday, but also improve his fortune. In addition, Kirin can also block the owner's bad luck. Kirin, which is generally used for transshipment, is best opened, so that it can give full play to its strength;
Fourth, it has the effect of dissolving the white tiger. Putting a pair of Kirin in the direction of the white tiger at home can resolve the cruelty of the white tiger and make people living in the house safe, especially when the chimney or sharp objects outside the white tiger rush in, it is even more necessary to put the Kirin that has been opened.
The above four points are common problems in home feng shui, and Kirin can solve them. In addition, Kirin can better solve other flying stars. For the function of Kirin, please refer to the fourth method of Zhai Wang Huatuo's 22 laws.
Kirin is an auspicious beast, which can be placed anywhere by ordinary families. After the opening, there is a town house to ward off evil spirits, adding auspicious effect. Its appearance is also very beautiful, and it is also very interesting to give it to relatives and friends as a career.
The historical origin of Kirin
According to the ancient official statement, Kirin is an auspicious animal and does not harm creatures. At the same time, Kirin is also the master of animals and belongs to Tude. Therefore, in Feng Shui, the placement and taboos of Kirin are not as much as those of dragons, tigers and lions.
Han folk myth says: at the beginning of the birth of heaven and earth, birds were headed by phoenix, and animals were revered by Kirin. In addition, at the beginning of chaos, there were Phoenix, the king of birds, and Kirin, the king of beasts.
Kirin is a sacred object in the sky, not on the ground, and often appears with gods. It is the seat of gods and immortals and belongs to the fire fairy.
Young Kirin can't fly, but adult Kirin can fly. Adult Kirin can be big or small, kind at ordinary times and fierce when angry. It's lucky to have information.
Every time Kirin appears, it will be a very special period. According to records, Confucius had a close relationship with Kirin. According to legend, Kirin appeared before Confucius was born and before Confucius died. It is said that before Confucius was born, there was a unicorn spitting jade books in his yard. The book says that "the son of a pure water is the king of Zhou's death". In the Spring and Autumn Annals, Confucius mourned for the public for fourteen years, and mentioned that "hunting on the westward journey led to the forest", which made Confucius cry and said, "I am poor." Confucius once wrote a song: "Tang Yu's world is full of happiness, so what else can he ask for now?" I'm worried about Linlin. "Confucius died soon, so it is also regarded as a symbol of Confucianism.
And Kirin also has the saying that the central place is a beast.
Yi Mao: "The image of Gou Chen, whose real name is Kirin, occupies a central position and has the right to take care of the future ... to shelter the benevolent beast and govern the land.