Can I see Feng Shui without a compass?

The author will definitely be refuted by people who study Feng Shui, and will say that the compass is a tool to see Feng Shui, not a prop. Some people even think that the author doesn't understand Feng Shui at all. This is normal. If everyone understands that Feng Shui can be seen without a compass, it is not normal. Imagine why only Newton, not all scientists, discovered the law of gravity. Why don't all scientists write about relativity, only Einstein himself? This shows that only a few people can master the truth and most people can't figure it out. Otherwise, how can there be the idiom "high and low"? You don't need a compass to see Feng Shui. You must first understand what Feng Shui is. What is Feng Shui? I think many people will quote the original words written by Guo Pu, a Jin Dynasty person, in the Book of Funeral: "The wind blows away, but the boundary water stops. The ancients gathered to make it last forever, and the deeds stopped, so it was called Feng Shui. " In other words, Feng Shui is a knowledge to explore how to hide the wind and gather energy for good luck. It is true that many sages pay attention to gathering wind and qi when watching Feng Shui, but gathering wind and qi is only one factor that many sages pay attention to when watching Feng Shui, which does not mean that gathering wind and qi is equal to Feng Shui. Just as China people want to eat, eating does not mean they are from China. Guo Pu's words, in essence, gave a great misleading to later generations. As we know, the official name of Feng Shui is Kanyu. In other words, Feng Shui is Feng Shui, and Feng Shui is Feng Shui. So what does "Kanyu" mean? According to Zhang Yan, a Han Chinese, "Kanyu is the floorboard of heaven and earth." Xu Shen explained: "Kan, Heaven also; Hey, the tunnel is also. " In other words, the so-called Feng Shui refers to the way of heaven and earth, so Feng Shui is a science to study and explore the way of heaven and earth. What is the way of heaven and earth? I think the explanation of this question will be different. According to my understanding, the so-called way of heaven and earth refers to the fundamental laws of nature. The Book of Changes says that "Yin and Yang are called Tao", and this "Tao" is the Tao of heaven and earth, that is, the fundamental law of nature. The word "De" in Laozi's Tao Te Ching means "Reason", "De" means "Virtue" and "Tao Te Ching" means "The Way of Virtue". In other words, Tao Te Ching is a way to teach people the truth of heaven and earth, that is, to teach people to understand the fundamental laws of nature. (Image from the Internet) Since Feng Shui refers to the fundamental laws of nature, seeing Feng Shui means observing the fundamental laws of nature. What does it matter if you use a compass or not? Zhang San needs a compass to see Feng Shui, but Li Si doesn't. If both are accurate, it goes without saying who is better. Besides, compasses have not existed since ancient times. It first appeared in the Southern Song Dynasty. According to Arutu, the editor of Twenty-five History of Song Dynasty, the compass was originally created by a man named Luo Yuyou in the Southern Song Dynasty on the basis of Sina (compass), so it was named compass, also known as compass. In other words, the compass was first invented in the Southern Song Dynasty, and it is now this complicated appearance after continuous improvement by later generations. As for the earliest record of using the compass, it was also in the Southern Song Dynasty. According to Zeng Sanyi in Song Dynasty, he recorded in Shuo Wen Jie Zi Lu: "Rorty has meridian needles, or sewed between them. The right meridian between the north and south of heaven and earth, or the deviation of the south of the Yangtze River, is difficult to use, so Bing Ren participated. " It can be seen that the compass was invented only in the Southern Song Dynasty. So, what did the ancients think of Feng Shui before the Southern Song Dynasty? Guo Pu in Han Dynasty, Yang Junsong in Tang Dynasty and other geomantic masters all looked at geomantic omen. At that time, there was no compass, but it did not affect their authority and accuracy in seeing Feng Shui. Even in Lai Buyi in the Song Dynasty, we didn't see that he had to use a compass, otherwise he couldn't read the relevant records of Feng Shui. Therefore, there is a saying in the industry: "First-class experts look at the stars, second-rate experts look at the water gap, and third-rate experts walk around with compasses." However, the earliest records of Feng Shui appeared in the Zhou Dynasty. On one occasion, when Zhou Wuwang was building Luoyi, he ordered the Duke of Zhou and Zhao Gong to live in harmony (in ancient times, Feng Shui was called Hehe) and chose a treasure trove of Feng Shui to build the capital of Zhou Dynasty. According to "Shangshu Luogao", "Zhao Gong was in the same room, and Duke Zhou went to camp for a week, so he sent a report." Where did Duke Zhou and his brothers find the compass at that time? You can see Feng Shui without a compass. I believe readers should not doubt it? Perhaps some readers will ask, how can you see Feng Shui without a compass? To do this, we must change a wrong concept, that is, the concept that "Feng Shui affects people's destiny". Feng Shui actually does not affect people's destiny, but it reflects people's destiny. Seeing feng shui is exactly the same as divination. It is not divination and astrology that affect people's destiny, but divination and astrology reflect people's destiny. We interpret the fate of our guests through divination and fortune telling. In the same way, seeing Feng Shui is also through it to interpret the fate of guests. Its method is to memorize various images of gossip and make a reasonable interpretation according to time, events and people. The ancients called looking at Feng Shui as looking at a place and a house, just like looking at faces. This is very reasonable, and it can be said that it is the essence of Feng Shui. We look at geomantic omen, regardless of the yin and yang family, we all take ourselves as the pole, and gossip is distributed around us. For example, on the left are Qinglong, Changfang, eldest son, male, noble and so on; On the right is the white tiger, the second room, the second son, the woman, the girl, the villain and so on; In front are Suzaku, Sanzi, middle-aged women, literati, middle-aged women and so on; Behind it are Xuanwu, small houses, children and grandchildren, children and grandchildren, backers and so on; The ceiling of Yangzhai is the boss, boss, elder, head and so on; The ground is employees, subordinates, students, feet, etc. The wall is the skin, the door is the mouth, the window is the eyes, the dining room is the stomach, the toilet is the excretory organ and so on. According to these different images, we can make a reasonable and accurate interpretation of the good and bad it shows. As for the specific interpretation method, I am sorry to omit it and keep it for the time being. Usually show feng shui to guests. When I have a compass, I use it (when in Rome, as a prop). When I don't have a compass, I don't need it, which also surprises my guests. Many guests think I may have magical powers. In fact, what magical power does the author have? Nothing else, but I have thoroughly understood Yi Li, know that everything has a destiny, and know how to use it flexibly in practice. If anyone can understand this truth, even if a guest refers to someone else's ancestral grave, we can tell the fate of every room in this guest's home, then this person really grasps the true meaning of Feng Shui, and the guide at that time really became dispensable for him.