What is the omen of the bowl falling to the ground in the morning?

"External response" can be understood as a response given by the outside world. Being good at observing the "external reaction" is a valuable experience summed up by the sages, which is especially important for those who engage in metaphysics and Feng Shui. To the layman, metaphysics and geomantic omen are mysterious. In fact, there are many unknown risks in engaging in metaphysics and geomantic omen, especially in the geomantic omen of Yin House. In ancient times, Feng Shui masters always taught them knowledge of geography and date selection when they were apprentices, and also explained some related experiences of "external response" to their disciples in their spare time. For example, feng shui master was invited to go out early in the morning to choose a cemetery, and one of them was found dead before going out. Get to the point, then can ordinary people use "external coping" to avoid their misfortune in life? Today, Mr. Zeng Yihua will discuss it for your reference!

Some people may wonder, if we should always pay attention to the changes of some things in our lives, will we become too sensitive or even a little neurotic? According to the author's experience, in fact, we don't need to be careful all the time in life. We only need to pay attention to the phenomenon of "external response" when time and space change. Time means time. From the numerology point of view, the node of time change is before and after the handover of Universiade and fleeting time. If it is more detailed, it is around the handover of seasons, such as beginning of spring, Changsha, beginning of autumn and beginning of winter. Empty refers to the living space. From the perspective of geomantic omen, the nodes of spatial change include building new houses, moving houses, burying graves and moving graves. Is there any difference in the "external reaction" displayed when time and space change? The biggest difference is that the effect of space lasts longer and affects more people. For example, when a family has a happy event on the day of building a new house, such as looking for money or having a dog come to the door, "external response" is shown as a good omen, indicating that the homestead has good feng shui and a beautiful life, which indicates that the process of building a house will be quite smooth, and the family business will flourish in the future, and some will continue to prosper for decades, and most or even all family members will have better luck. For example, when building a wall, firecrackers will be set off according to general folk customs. The firecrackers stopped ringing in the middle of burning. Obviously, "external response" is unlucky, which indicates that there will be more obstacles and twists and turns in the process of building houses. After moving in, some family members can hardly say that their careers are smooth and even have injuries. Another example is a family burying or moving a grave. If the whole process is buried smoothly with the help of distinguished people, the weather is fine when buried, or it is raining in Mao Mao, these "external reactions" all bode well for the future family prosperity, career luck, or at least safety. If there is a land dispute in the process of site selection or burial, and the weather coincides with lightning or rainstorm, these "external reactions" are unlucky, especially lightning, because lightning belongs to the most positive thing and the grave belongs to yin, indicating that the yin and yang of this cemetery are too heavy and attract each other.