Lao Liang talks about fortune telling.

Geomantic omen, born out of the Book of Changes, has been debated endlessly in history, and there is no telling why. If you look at the official history, you will find a very interesting phenomenon. Although the "True Dragon Emperor" who dominates the Li people is rich in the world, he still believes in Feng Shui. Nowadays, there are not a few people who believe in Feng Shui. There is a saying in philosophy that "being is reasonable". In fact, Feng Shui has its reasons for existence for thousands of years. So, is Feng Shui superstition or science?

The birth and prosperity of geomantic omen, the most fundamental reason lies in low productivity and underdeveloped technology, which stems from awe of the unknown. After all, in the long years of ignorance, many things cannot be explained by human relations. Since there is no explanation, Feng Shui came into being. To put it bluntly, feng shui, which was born out of the Book of Changes, entrusted people with a beautiful yearning for the future, in order to celebrate.

Feng Shui is not equal to "fortune telling". Nowadays people always confuse it with fortune telling. From the root, Feng Shui and fortune telling have a common theoretical system, namely the Book of Changes. Feng Shui is called "Feng Shui Theory", which is different from fortune telling. The most obvious thing is that their ancestors are different. The granddaddy of Feng Shui is Yang Junsong, and the granddaddy of fortune telling is Guiguzi. There is a reason why Feng Shui has been enduring for thousands of years.

Is geomantic omen superstition or science? This is a mystery. People with envelope science deny Feng Shui; There is no doubt that envelope feng shui people regard it as the golden rule without thinking. In contrast, Lao Liang's explanation hit the nail on the head and made people understand what Feng Shui is. Lao Liang said that Feng Shui is a comprehensive knowledge of geography, psychology, astronomy, architecture, magnetic field and many other theories, but people in the past did not understand it and wrapped it in a mysterious coat.

According to Lao Liang, we can see that Feng Shui is essentially a natural discipline. Mr. Wang Qixiang, an expert in ancient architecture and the first Mr. Feng Shui in China, defined Feng Shui as a landscape garden. This is a natural discipline formed by ancient geographers in China for thousands of years, and it is not superstitious. Lao Liang pointed out that the reason why Feng Shui is regarded as superstition lies in the mysterious veil. If we want to understand Feng Shui correctly, we must peel off the mysterious coat of Feng Shui to get a glimpse of its essence.

Feng shui has been enduring for thousands of years, and now it has entered a strange circle. It is a natural subject in essence, but people pay more attention to packaging the mysterious coat of Feng Shui. Therefore, Feng Shui is a wonderful flower in China traditional culture and a rigorous natural science. Generally speaking, Feng Shui belongs to natural science, not superstition. What Lao Liang said is more appropriate. We should treat geomantic omen correctly and get rid of its mysterious coat. In other words, take its essence and discard its dross.