"The Compass" is a Feng Shui classic written by Wang Daoheng, a Taoist in the Qing Dynasty. It focuses on the theory and practical skills of the "Compass", a traditional Feng Shui tool. The whole book deeply discusses the construction principle, usage method and application of the compass in site selection, acupoint determination, vertical orientation, etc., Reflecting the author's profound knowledge of Feng Shui.
In the book, Wang Daoheng elaborates on the various components of the compass, including the sky disk, the land disk, the human disk, etc., As well as their interrelationship and role in actual operation. He emphasized the concept of "harmony between man and nature" in Feng Shui and believed that through reasonable Feng Shui layout, a state of harmonious coexistence between man and nature can be achieved.
"Luo Jing Tu Jie" is not only an important reference book for studying Feng Shui, but also an indispensable part of Taoist culture. Its content is easy to understand and is suitable for Feng Shui enthusiasts to read, but also provides valuable practical guidance for professionals.
