Landscape Tan on the Fortune of the House: The First Classic of Famous Teachers Choosing a House

Author: Meng Dongli
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: Since ancient times, the Chinese have relied on Feng Shui to attract good fortune, avoid misfortune, alleviate suffering from illness and poverty, and pray for prosperity for their descendants, abundant blessings and wealth, smooth career advancement, and promotions in status. Therefore, the ancients believed that Feng Shui had the power to "steal the divine essence and alter fate." To this, I would like to say two things: First, Feng Shui is merely an unreliable field of study, just one of many factors that influence events. Much of its content can only be inferred from experience and lacks precise theoretical deduction models. Thus, we should not over-trust Feng Shui, thinking that if it is "correct," everything will be guaranteed. Second, our home is an extremely important "field" in our lives. A prosperous home can provide positive energy, thereby enhancing the various fortunes of its inhabitants, helping them achieve ideal conditions in their careers, physical and mental well-being, and marriages. Therefore, there is no reason not to use our experience and the Feng Shui knowledge we have mastered to attract good fortune, avoid misfortune, and improve the fortune of our homes! This book is a seminal work in the "Form School" of Feng Shui, divided into four lectures: What is Feng Shui? Grand Feng Shui, Application Part: From the Outside, Application Part: From Within, and Feng Shui and Mysteries.