Qiu Yanhan, the master of Feng Shui in the Tang Dynasty, presents the ancient Feng Shui classic in vernacular! "Regulating Qi and Heart Seal", as a classic of arithmetic, systematically explains the core essences of Tai Chi Bagua, Hetu Luoshu, Yin Yang and Five Elements, etc. It covers the essence of Feng Shui such as Najia, Stars and Four Walls, and Overview of Geography, and is related to the movement of heaven and earth and the deduction of good and bad luck.
The vernacular adaptation removes the obscurity of ancient books, clearly interprets professional terminology and complex explanations, and transforms the original profound Feng Shui wisdom into easy-to-understand words. It not only fully retains the academic value and inheritance context of the original work, but also allows modern readers to easily understand the ancients' understanding and application of the nature of heaven and earth.
This is a masterpiece of Feng Shui that is both authoritative and popular. It is a must-read for fortune-telling enthusiasts to study traditional Feng Shui wisdom!
Reader comments
Except for a lot of flattering articles at the beginning, everything else is fine, but after all, this is for the emperor, so I can understand it. I have seen the literary talent of the ancients. It is quite awesome. You need to have a deep knowledge of Yili to understand what it is about. I don't understand a lot of it, but I have read it a hundred times and the meaning will be obvious. I will read it and wait until one day I will suddenly know that this is what Ao is talking about, right? Hahaha,
Except for a lot of flattering articles at the beginning, everything else is fine, but after all, this is for the emperor, so I can understand it. I have seen the literary talent of the ancients. It is quite awesome. You need to have a deep knowledge of Yili to understand what it is about. I don't understand a lot of it, but I have read it a hundred times and the meaning will be obvious. I will read it and wait until one day I will suddenly know that this is what Ao is talking about, right? Hahaha,
Very good book