What are "Luo Xing" and "Guan Xing" in Feng Shui?

"Luoxing" refers to the earth-rock mound protruding from the mouth water of Feng Shui Bureau.

According to geomantic omen, Luo Xing can stop the bustling rapids by standing at the water mouth, so he can gather gas and coagulate the points. Where there is a good city and a good place, there must be Luoxing in the current. The existence of Luoxing is one of the important criteria to judge the quality of Long Mai Fengshui Bureau.

According to its shape, Luoxing can also be divided into true and false fortune. Correct and delicate, sharp, round, square, flat and straight, respected by the main and senior officials; Broken and burnt, stubborn and fierce, it is a fierce elephant.

Therefore, Xu Shanji said in "The Son of Man's Salad": "There are stone piles or mounds at the gate of the city, and those who are surrounded by water are also. There must be great wealth in Luo Xingfa. "

In geomantic omen, it is generally believed that Luoxing's geomantic function is not only unique in a certain Yin-Yang geomantic bureau, but also radiates the whole city in some rivers relying on aquatic villages, locking up "life" for the whole city and making it more prosperous. This situation is more common in cities or villages on the plains. Because of the flat ocean, the estuary has no high mountains as the pillars to guard the door, but it is more expensive to repeatedly increase the circulation of water because there are continents in the water.

Therefore, it is mentioned in the "Rocking Dragon Sutra": "The Guanlan Mountain is the Shuikou, and there must be Luoxing in the water room. There are pillars in the river, and Jiangchuan is born. In front of Peng Li, Sister-in-law Quarry takes Jinshan as the portal. ..... The grand view is locked in a dragon for thousands of miles, and there must be a Luo Xing that is cut off from water and water, and I don't know how many places are closed. "

In the south of China, there is a custom of building pavilions, temples, shrines or Wenchang Pavilion on Luoxing in history (such as Guanyin Pavilion in Ezhou, Hubei, and Huilan Tower in Qionglai, Sichuan, etc.). ), so that the immortals can intensify their efforts to lock the town.

"Official Star", also known as Official Mountain, refers to the hill behind Chao Mountain in Feng Shui Bureau. (Yang Junsong's "The Dragon Warring Classic": "How to be an official, drag the mountain behind the mountain." Xu Shanji's "The Son of Man Should Know Shafa": "The official star, the dragon and the tiger are holding the hole horizontally, and there is power behind them, so they should be dragged forward." )

In geomantic omen, it is believed that the official star is the result of residual qi in the true point, and whether there is an official star is an important evidence of qi accumulation in the true point (Bu Weize's Xue Xin Fu said: "Only by looking at the ghost before the official can we know that the point is empty"). At the same time, the dragon (pulse) is big and expensive, the official star is heavy, the dragon (pulse) is expensive and the official star is light and small.

The official star is a symbol of good luck, and the official star is the official. Liu Ji once mentioned in "The Prosperity of One Man": "This thing (official star) will leave the government as soon as possible, and its descendants will be in the Ming Dynasty."

However, although the official star is auspicious, it should not be too high to seize the main position and invade anger. Looking up at the stars will not be an auspicious place.