Guide Volume: Shake the Dragon Classics and Ancient Fengshui Culture in China
Guide 1: Take you to the book of shaking dragons.
1. Writing of Han Long Jing: Author, Status and Writing Environment
2. "Shake the Dragon Sutra" Content: How does the situation send Feng Shui to see Long Mai?
3. Companions and supplementary chapters of "Shake the Dragon Sutra": Suspected Dragon Sutra, buried staff.
Introduction 2: The historical development and basic schools of Feng Shui.
1. the origin of feng shui: the historical development of feng shui
2. The basic schools of Feng Shui: Situational School and Rational School.
Guide 3: the theoretical basis and method source of geomantic omen
1. Philosophical basis of Feng Shui (1): Yin and Yang concept
2. Philosophical basis of Feng Shui (2): the idea of the unity of heaven and man and the origin of Feng Shui.
3. Philosophical basis of Feng Shui (3): Five Elements Theory
4. Methods of geomantic omen Source: Eight Diagrams and Six hexagrams
5. Latitude and longitude symbol system: heavenly stems and earthly branches
6. The borrowing of astronomical concepts by geomantic omen: nine planets
Introduction 4: Common concepts and basic tools of Feng Shui.
1. Common concepts and basic terms of geomantic omen
2. The basic tool of Feng Shui: compass
Introduction 5: Application and Rational Understanding of Feng Shui
1. Application of geomantic omen
2. Rational understanding of Feng Shui
Volume One Shakes the Dragon Classic: Long Mai's Application of Feng Shui
Chapter one: Long Mai in China.
1. Overview of Long Mai: What is Long Mai?
2. The way to find the dragon: the word "God" and "Dragon" is the key.
Chapter II: The basic meaning of Long Mai.
Chapter 3 Nine Planets: On Nine Different Mountain Shapes.
1. Wolf Star: It is round on all sides and the top of the mountain is flat.
2. giant gate star: the body is flat and flat, and there are no limbs.
Lu Cunxing: The body is square and round, with many branches and feet.
4. Wenquxing: The top curve is very long and the branches are like snakes.
5. Continuous revitalization: the spire is towering, rigid but not soft.
6. Wu Quxing: The top ring is square and shaped like a bell-shaped kettle.
7. Broken star: the front is high and then low, flying obliquely and breaking.
8. Zuo Fuxing: It looks like a headscarf, with a high front and a low back.
9. Right Bixing: No orthomorphism, follow Long Bian.
Volume 2 Suspected Dragon Sutra: A Method to Find Dragons and Acupoints
Chapter 1: Looking for the direction of Long Mai.
1. The main gas vein forms Jiashan point.
2. Branched qi veins can also form acupoints.
3. The reason why we can't find the main qi pulse
4. Finding the main vein depends on the entangled mountain.
5. Identify acupoints after finding qi pulse.
6. How to define Tang Ming?
7. How to identify the mountain shape
8. On pulse, we should also talk about topography.
The second chapter is the middle part: determining the mountain layout of the cave.
1. Abnormal qi pulse should be divided into positive and negative.
2. There are high and low points at the far point of qi pulse junction.
3. How to distinguish the complexity of mountains and water?
4. On Qi Stagnant Pulse
Chapter 3: Identify the different situations of acupoints.
1. On the Formation of Cave Heaven
2. The peak value produced in the process of air pulse operation.
3. Various conditions of qi vein accumulation
4. A little to distinguish the terrain.
5. Identify acupoints.
6. Acupoint taboo
7. Find a hole and judge carefully.
8. Discriminate the good and bad luck of Hanshan and Tang Ming.
Chapter Four Ten Questions about Doubtful Dragons: Yang Junsong's Explanation.
1. One question: How can an adopted son be blessed by his ancestors?
2. The second question: How does the location of the cave correspond to the location of the children and grandchildren in each room?
3. Three questions about the rise and fall of public office: Why is there still a rise and fall of public office?
4. Four questions about the villa: The location of the villa is based on generosity.
5. Five questions about the size of the villa: The mountains and rivers around the villa are still auspicious.
6. Six questions about the host-guest mountain: How to distinguish the host from the guest when the host-guest mountain is confused?
7. True or False Seven Questions: How to identify caves according to their shapes?
8. Eight Questions about Branch Decline: On the Relationship between Trunk Vein and Branch Vein
9. There are fake flowers at the Nine Questions: How to distinguish fake flowers from fake flowers?
10. Ten Questions and Bo Jiao —— On Bo Jiao in Mountain Residence
The fifth chapter is Wei Long: We should look for real dragons according to the situation of mountains and rivers.
Chapter six: the conditions for the transformation of the nine planets.
Roll-up method and three-burying method to reverse the staff
Chapter 1 Dragon Point: Taiji, Two Instruments and Four Elephants
1. Understanding Taiji: The Mystery of Acupoint Field
2. It is divided into two devices: two qi are generated to form two points of yin and yang.
3. Seek four images: the sun is too cloudy, and the sun is less cloudy.
Chapter two: Sixteen burial methods.
Chapter 3: Twelve-staff Method: The method of setting a hole for the funeral home to put the coffin.
1. Zhang Shun
Reverse steering column
Retract the steering column
Leave the stick
5. No employees
Wear a cane
Step 7 paste
8. Cutting rod
9. Check employees
10. Try
1 1. Guilty employees
The fourth chapter twenty-four sand burial method
1. Take an umbrella.
Step 2 be buried
Open it
4. Hanging coffins
Lay a grave
6. gouge out large and small blue
7. Ma Zhu Feng
8. Huilong family
9. riding a dragon
10. Nora Baby
1 1. Stop.
12. Tomahawk
13. Brain
14. Bao Er
15. Swallow
16. Soil storage
17. Floating burial
18. Heavy burial
19. Morning glory
20. Just eat enough.
2 1. Hunger
22. make a hole
23. Cut down trees to germinate
24. Bow transport method
Appendix I: Overview of Ancient Kanyu School
Appendix II: Ancient Masters and Celebrities of Kanyu
1. List of Geomantic Masters in Past Dynasties
2. Ancient Master of Kanyu
3. Ancient celebrities
Appendix III: Ancient Kanyu Classic Documents