The Value of Lu Ban Jing

In our daily life, most people still believe that the quality of geomantic omen will have a considerable impact on us, no matter before or after geomantic omen, we will definitely use matters related to civil architecture; When building, you will definitely use tools such as rulers and gauges. When using the ruler as a tool, we will definitely require that the size of the object to be built, whether it is high or long, must absolutely conform to the position of the lucky number recorded on the ruler, and cannot fall on the position of the unlucky number. This ruler, which records the size of good and bad luck, is the owner of "Menmi" and "Luban Chiluban" that we often hear and talk about. His real name is "Gong Bo" and his word is "Zhiyi". He is a native of Dongping Village, Lu, and was born at noon on May 7th, three years in Lu. He is the founder of China's ancient architecture industry, and has been highly respected by people in the architectural field throughout the ages. Especially when building a house, he will burn incense and pray for the "Luban" teacher to shelter him, so as to pray for the smooth progress of fortifications. From this, we can know the degree of his respect. Lubanchi's Classic of Luban said: "Lubanchi has a square foot, one foot, four inches and four minutes, and eight inches between his feet;" Stack a ruler, and there will be wealth, illness, divorce, righteousness, official, robbery, harm and happiness within one eighth of an inch. The meaning of this passage is that the total length is one foot, four inches and four points, and one inch and eight points are taken as a single section, and the total length of one foot, four inches and four points is divided by one inch and eight points, so * * gets eight single sections, so these eight single sections are divided into eight parts: "wealth, illness, divorce, righteousness, official, robbery, harm and luck". & lt 2. Generally speaking, although most people know that the "door meter" is a good or bad effect when defining a certain length or distance, whenever a table, cabinet or decorative cabinet is set up in the home, the size of its decoration or furnishings is required to match the size of the auspicious position on the "door meter".