What is the meaning of fortune telling three flowers _ What is the meaning of fortune telling three flowers?

What does it mean that three flowers gather at the top?

In ancient times, "Hua" was connected with "Hua", which was the original word of "Hua", so "Sanhua" was called "Sanhua", indicating the brilliance of human spirit. The so-called "gathering the top" means that the essence and qi are mixed and gathered in the porch.

The so-called "heavenly palace" refers to the brain, and "inner courtyard" refers to the internal space of the brain. The "Three Flowers in Full Bloom" on the vertical line between Tang Yin Point and Baihui School is the advanced realm of Neidan, which must go through a gradual cultivation process.

In ancient Taoism, alchemists were lost for fear of exposing the truth, so they expressed themselves in implicit symbolic ways. Therefore, the name of "Three Flowers" has many forms of transformation. In essence, the inner meaning of "three flowers" is "three yang". The so-called "three yang" refers to the yang in the yin, the yang in the yang and the yang in the yang.

The theory of "three yang" comes from the transformation of heaven, earth and five elements. In ancient China, water represented the north, fire represented the south, fire represented the south, gold represented the west, Geng represented the west, and Geng corresponded to human lungs. Kidney governs essence, heart governs god, and lung governs qi.

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"Three Flowers" and "Five Spirits" are synonymous with metaphor. Three flowers are essence, qi and spirit. "Five Qi" refers to the code names of the five elements of heart, liver, spleen, lung and kidney, namely, gold, wood, water, fire and earth. As for Indian yoga, the five elements of up, down, middle, left and right are called five qi.

Different nouns are actually very common. The top of Zhu Ding, of course, refers to the "Gong Hui point" on the top of the head, which is the so-called "neon palace" in Taoism and the marriage relationship between "Ding Lun" and "Xue Fanlun" in Tantric Buddhism.

However, there are different views on the concept of Yuan: according to the concepts of medical Taoism and acupoints, some people say that Yuan is a part of Guanyuan acupoint, commonly known as Xia Dantian, while others think that Yuan refers to acupoints and is also the seabed of Tantric Buddhism and yoga.

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