This book looks like a book about Feng Shui geography, but I don't know much about it. But I think these kinds of books are quite interesting. They remind me of "Tomb Raiders Notes", which also contains a lot of descriptions about geography and Feng Shui. However, "Fu on Acupuncture Points" seems to be more professional and detailed, and may be a good reference book for those who like to study Feng Shui. Have you become interested in Feng Shui recently?
Have you learned the ancient art of acupuncture?
This is a book that tells people about the underworld. The cave is the cave of the tomb, not the woman's cave.
This book should belong to the "Lantou School" of Feng Shui, which mainly uses mountain shape and terrain to determine Feng Shui. The "Lantou School" mainly serves high-ranking officials and nobles. The Black Sac Sutra mentioned in the book also belongs to the "Luantou School", which is more practical. Most of the current Feng Shui schools belong to the "Qi-regulating school", which mainly focuses on the flow direction of the aura, including "Suspended Feng Shui" and "Eight House Feng Shui". Regardless of whether you have a teacher or not, it is not recommended to show people the yin house casually. You cannot afford the karma, and a good yin house must have a destiny to enter, otherwise it will not be able to hold it in.
This book looks like a book about Feng Shui geography, but I don't know much about it. But I think these kinds of books are quite interesting. They remind me of "Tomb Raiders Notes", which also contains a lot of descriptions about geography and Feng Shui. However, "Fu on Acupuncture Points" seems to be more professional and detailed, and may be a good reference book for those who like to study Feng Shui. Have you become interested in Feng Shui recently?
Have you learned the ancient art of acupuncture?
This is a book that tells people about the underworld. The cave is the cave of the tomb, not the woman's cave. This book should belong to the "Lantou School" of Feng Shui, which mainly uses mountain shape and terrain to determine Feng Shui. The "Lantou School" mainly serves high-ranking officials and nobles. The Black Sac Sutra mentioned in the book also belongs to the "Luantou School", which is more practical. Most of the current Feng Shui schools belong to the "Qi-regulating school", which mainly focuses on the flow direction of the aura, including "Suspended Feng Shui" and "Eight House Feng Shui". Regardless of whether you have a teacher or not, it is not recommended to show people the yin house casually. You cannot afford the karma, and a good yin house must have a destiny to enter, otherwise it will not be able to hold it in.
The book is very good! It makes sense to read!