So, what is the significance of Feng Shui exploration in Feng Shui? Come and have a look with me!
The cave is the "point" of the geomantic treasure house we want to explore, which is used for the central point of the Yangzhai base and the Jinjing cave of the Yinzhai (referring to the grave pit of the buried person). The ancients said, "It is easy to find dragons, but difficult to point them. Three years to find dragons, ten years to point. " This shows the difficulty and importance of acupuncture. According to legend, in the Tang Dynasty, when two masters, Li and Yuan Tiangang, were looking for a treasure trove of geomantic omen for the royal family, one first buried a copper coin in the acupoint, and then the other also came to the acupoint and inserted a needle in it. As soon as the shopkeeper checked, the needle was inserted right in the money hole. Illustrates the legend and subtlety of acupuncture. I don't need to elaborate on whether this story is true or not, but the acupoints are very strict. As the saying goes, there is a house in the house, and there is a house in the house a little. This can be determined by working hard on ten things in Tianxin.
1, there can't be a "dragon cave" anywhere, but it's also your own personal opinion. It can only be said that there is a relatively suitable place for burial in a mountain.
As a feng shui master, you should know how to protect yourself, take precautions and not be hurt by suffocation.
3. Every mountain is guarded by mountain gods. How does an ordinary Feng Shui master use his knowledge of Feng Shui to "seek dragons and acupoints" for others? Only with the consent of the mountain god.
4, to communicate with the mountain god, let it agree with you to choose the burial place here.
5. Make full use of Luan Tou's knowledge and steps of regulating qi for burial.
6. The last point is the most important. The real acupoints are actually not people going to acupoints, but gods taking you to acupoints.