"The white tiger wears the hall, and the family is broken." What does the white tiger mean? Many people don't know

Feng Shui is a metaphysics with a long history in ancient China. With the conti

"The white tiger wears the hall, and the family is broken." What does the white tiger mean? Many people don't know

Feng Shui is a metaphysics with a long history in ancient China. With the continuous supplement and change of geomantic omen in past dynasties, it has gradually become a complex subject, and its complexity is no less than that of traditional Chinese medicine.

At first, Feng Shui was only used for people's site selection. Later, I don't know when it added more fantastic elegance. Many simple building foundations have become things that many people play tricks on and seek personal gain.

Breaking through these puzzles, the geomantic omen that ordinary people can understand is actually just the experience of many ancestors and ancients. As for the green dragon and white tiger, it's more like it was used to determine the orientation when there was no navigation in the past.

With the constant rendering of many people who eat and die, people finally think that this is feudal superstition and has been swept into the garbage dump of history.

Fengshui common sense

Feng Shui is of great guiding significance to modern architecture. In the era when people still need to build their own houses, there are some requirements for the choice of the ground.

First of all, the height of the ground is higher than the road surface. The higher terrain of the house has always been one of the important geomantic knowledge, which has a simple function in reality and will have better lighting. In geomantic omen, it is harmful to living.

Moreover, living on a higher foundation is also beneficial to waterproof and rodent prevention, and the relatively high terrain is also beneficial to the air circulation of the house. Feudal superstition aside, this is actually good architectural common sense.

The same is true of housing. The selected ground should be relatively flat, not too steep. According to the geomantic theory, this is to establish a relatively good geomantic pattern. If the terrain is steep, it is not good feng shui. Steep symbolizes danger and is not conducive to people's career development.

If it is put into people's real life, if the ground rises after entering the house, it is likely to be accidentally injured when entering the house or going out, which will bring trouble to access. If you fall badly, it will definitely affect the development of your working career.

When people choose their own foundation to build houses, the position of the foundation should be above the slope of the terrain, not below it. In feng shui, this represents the high end. In real life, the ancient infrastructure was poor, and a little extreme weather would cause floods. Building the house higher can also ensure that the impact of natural disasters is minimized.

After the house positioning is completed, we should also study the orientation of the house. It's sunny in Shan Zhinan and cloudy in the north of the water. Therefore, the location of the ancient house should be near the mountain and the water, so there is a saying that "the moon is the first to be near the water tower".

Today, many big cities are built by water, relying on rich resources and convenient transportation, which makes the city's economy develop greatly.

Back to the house, the house should face south. The window faces south. Because China is located in the north, the sun appears in the south. Facing south can ensure enough lighting, make the home less humid, and make the family less prone to illness.

Finally, in the house, the toilet and the door should not be connected together. According to the geomantic theory, the toilet is a place to hide evil and accommodate evil, and the polluted air is heavy. If it is facing the gate, it will directly affect the feng shui of this family.

To tell the truth, it is because the toilet in the past was dirty, facing the door directly, and the wind at the door would blow away the air in the toilet, making the family easily sick.

The development history of geomantic omen

China people's consciousness of geographical geomantic omen came into being very early, which can be traced back to ancient times. At that time, human beings were only a tiny species among thousands of creatures, with many animals and few people. After all, people cannot defeat animals, insects and snakes.

At first, people lived in trees. With the gradual understanding and transformation of nature, primitive villages gradually formed. Relying on a large population and artificial geographical advantages, ancient people gradually survived in the environment, and at that time, more sites were located at the intersection of rivers.

With the passage of time, in the Shang Dynasty, people chose their residence through divination. The formation of geomantic theory was mainly in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and in the Qin Dynasty, Zhu Xiantao's Sou Shan Ji became an important part of geomantic theory.

By the Han Dynasty, people had integrated the existing Yin-Yang, Five Elements and Taiji Eight Diagrams, forming a complex discipline and China's unique theoretical system for understanding everything in the world and the universe. It is its appearance that makes Feng Shui a discipline.

When time came to the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Feng Shui masters were highly respected. In the Sui Dynasty, geomantic omen gradually established contact with astronomical books.

Geographically, we also began to investigate mountains and rivers. Liu Bowen, the founding hero of the Ming Dynasty, was a master of geomantic omen. Dialectics of Geography written in this period is a classic of modern geomantic theory.

The white tiger wears the hall, and the family is ruined.

First, explain what a white tiger is. In the study of ancient astrology, the sky is divided into four star regions, namely East Black Dragon, South Suzaku, West White Tiger and North Xuanwu. Among the four elephants, the white tiger is located in the west, and the west is dominated by killing, so there is a proverb that the white tiger goes to court.

The white tiger here is synonymous with position. At the same time, in ancient times, there was a saying that the left dragon was right and the white tiger was right, so when the white tiger said it, it meant the west and the right. Therefore, in ancient times, this method was used to distinguish between good and bad luck, and some haunted houses in Feng Shui also came from this.

Where did the White Tiger Hall come from? In ancient times, the ancient buildings in China were generally symmetrical, whether it was the royal gardens or the self-built houses of ordinary people.

Baihutang is a landscape that destroys geomantic architecture. The hall is a long corridor, that is to say, there is a whole corridor on the right side of the house, which means to ward off evil spirits in feng shui.

From the visual point of view, firstly, there is a lack of symmetrical aesthetic feeling, and because this special building structure destroys the geomantic omen of the house, the owner of this house will get worse and worse, and even go to the end of family destruction.

In "Ten Books of Yangzhai", I once introduced the ideal house, which faces south, has symmetrical sides, is close to mountains and waters, or it is acceptable to have to be left high and right low because of terrain problems, but never be right high and left low. The white tiger also points to the right. If the right is high and the left is low, it will inevitably lead to the white tiger being higher than the green dragon, making the white tiger wearing a hall a taboo.

From the perspective of traditional culture, the white tiger goes to court, and the family is ruined. Besides relying on feng shui, it can also meet the psychological needs of the owner. Although it was a feudal superstition, it satisfied the desire of ordinary people to pursue a better life at that time and had certain practical significance.