What are the five elements of fortune-telling feng shui master _ fortune-telling feng shui master?

What does feng shui master think of the eight characters?

According to the traditional geomantic theory and experience, geomantic masters judge and evaluate the auspicious degree of a place or building by observing and analyzing topography, buildings and water sources, and give corresponding improvement methods.

Here are some factors that Feng Shui masters usually consider:

1. Terrain: Feng Shui masters will observe the surrounding landscape environment, including mountains, rivers, lakes and ponds. According to traditional theory, high peaks and dangerous peaks are "Long Mai" and rivers and lakes are "lifeblood". These topographical features will affect people's fate.

2. Buildings: Feng Shui masters will observe the appearance and internal layout of buildings, including the location of doors and windows, the orientation of houses, indoor decoration, etc., so as to analyze the feng shui information contained therein.

3. Water source: Water is a very important element in Feng Shui. Feng Shui masters will observe the surrounding water sources, including their flow direction, water quality, water quantity and other factors, and understand the feng shui situation of the surrounding environment.

4. Color and decoration: Feng Shui master will observe the color and decoration elements in the building and analyze whether they meet the requirements of Feng Shui theory, such as the five elements.

5. Numerology and Five Elements: Feng Shui masters will also evaluate personal good and bad according to the relationship between the eight-character information of the Lord and the five elements, and give corresponding improvement methods.

To sum up, feng shui masters judge and evaluate their own feng shui situation by observing and analyzing the surrounding environment and buildings, so as to provide corresponding improvement suggestions for people. Although Feng Shui has its scientific and historical origins, it also needs to pay attention to scientific rationality and not be overly superstitious.