Based on this pursuit, in the long-term development of Feng Shui theory and practice, we have accumulated rich practical experience, and absorbed and integrated many wisdom from various fields such as science, philosophy, aesthetics, ethics, religion and folklore through theoretical thinking, and finally formed a unique theoretical system with rich connotation, comprehensive content and strong system-modern Feng Shui. In summary, there are ten principles. ?
Principle of overall system;
Local control principle;
The principle of relying on mountains and rivers;
Principle of observing form and situation;
Principles of geological inspection;
Principles of water quality analysis;
The principle of sitting north facing south;
The principle of moderate center;
Use the principle of anger;
Transform the principle of geomantic omen;
The principle of moderation, moderation, just right, impartiality, neither too big nor too small, neither too high nor too low, as far as possible optimization, close to perfection. Guan's geography refers to Meng: "Want it to be high but not dangerous, low but not empty, obvious but not revealing, quiet but not silent, strange but not strange, clever but not bad." The principle of moderate geomantic omen came into being as early as the pre-Qin period. The doctrine of the mean advocated by The Analects of Confucius is to choose the best position in order to conform to the right path. "Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals" pointed out: "A large room is cloudy, a high platform is sunny, and yin is awkward, while yang is uncomfortable." The balance between yin and yang is moderate ?
Geomantic omen theory advocates that mountains, streams and directions should be coordinated with caves, and the size of houses should also be coordinated. Many people are unlucky, and many people are unlucky. The small door is unlucky and the big door is unlucky. Wu Caiding, a Qing Dynasty man, pointed out in the Summary of Yang Zhai: "Every Yang Zhai must have a square foundation and neat shelves, which will shrink from east to west, which will definitely damage Ding Zhai." ?
Moderate means middle. Why didn't China choose Guangzhou, Shanghai, Kunming and Harbin? Because it's too far away. "Taiping Yulan" records: "The king's life establishes the country, and the capital must be in the middle, so the sum of the world is the system. According to the meaning of Yin and Yang, the four sides are unified and the world is ruled." Luoyang became the capital of the Nine Dynasties because it was among the best in the world. The differential rent price is determined according to the middle degree. Banks and shopping malls can only get the greatest benefits in downtown areas. ?
The principle of moderation also requires that the center should be highlighted, the layout should be neat, and additional facilities should be tightly around the axis. In a typical geomantic landscape, there is a central axis, which is parallel to the meridian of the earth and extends north and south. The northern end of the central axis is preferably a horizontal mountain range, forming a T-shaped combination, and the southern end is preferably a spacious hall (plain), with buildings and curved rivers on both sides of the central axis. Tombs in Ming and Qing dynasties and gardens in Qing dynasty were built according to this principle.