How does the compass tell fortune _ How does the compass calculate fate?

Your problem has its own problems. Another way to ask this question should be: how to see the good or bad luck of Feng Shui with a compass. First of all, the compass is the most important tool in Feng Shui practice. The compass itself is not good or bad.

How to use the compass and how to use it in detail.

A compass is an instrument for measuring direction or position. Compass, one of the four great inventions in China, has been widely used in the study of Yang Zhai after being used and improved in past dynasties. What should I look at when using a compass?

The structure of the compass includes:

(1) A small round transparent glass box in the center contains:

(1) hairpin head magnetic needle.

(2) The red line on the chassis is based on the north-south axis.

(3) There are two points on both sides of one end of the red line, pointing to the north.

(2) The small round box is inlaid with a graduated wooden turntable, which is used for measuring and positioning for different purposes.

(3) The outermost layer is a square tray for fixing a small round glass box and a wooden turntable.

There are two transparent vertical crossing lines on it, which are used as the benchmark for measurement.

Four: Simple Compass Plan

The first layer displays the direction name.

The second layer is based on the earth's magnetic field lines, commonly called stations, which are used to measure the orientation of various objects in the house.

The third layer is the receiving layer of the site.

The fourth floor based on the meridian of the earth, commonly called the human disk, is used to measure the situation outside the house.

The fifth floor is the sky disk.

Compasses have different grades due to different applications. Generally, there are as few as two or three floors and as many as dozens of floors. Fig. 4 is a plan view of a simple compass.

The first floor shows east, southeast, south, southwest, west, northwest and north, among which

The East includes three characters: A, Mao and B.

The southeast includes Chen, Xun and Si.

The south includes three words: c, noon and d.

The southwest includes Wei, Kun and Shen.

The west includes Geng, You and Xin.

Northwest China includes garrison, cadres and sea.

The north includes such words as nonyl, zi and decyl.

There are 24 words from Jiamao B to Renzigui, each of which accounts for 15 degrees, making it the second floor.

The second layer is to measure the orientation of various objects in the house based on geomagnetic meridian. This floor is generally called the construction site.

The third layer is the problem of receiving sound when used with the second layer. On the second floor, there are three squares under each word, including two or three syllables or a space.

Example:

Under Nan C, there are Ding Si (Yin Na Tu), (Yin Na Tu) and a space.

Another example:

In northwest China, there are three different syllables: C Shu (Yin Na soil), E Shu (Yinnamu) and Gengshu (Yinnajin). Generally, in addition to determining the orientation, it is also necessary to consider whether the na sound in this orientation is the same or the same as the birth year. When the direction is nonunion, the word nonunion includes Ghost Sea (Yin Na Shui) and Jiazi (Yin Na Jin).

If the sound of the animal year is wood, it's best to aim at the direction of Guihai.

If the year of birth can be gold, it is better to aim at Jiazi.

If the sound of the year of birth is water, you can use the A direction or the homing direction.

If the vowel of the year of birth is earth, the direction of A is ok.

If you can adjust to space. That is, between Guihai and A.

Compass usage:

(1) When measuring the direction of a fixed object:

Step 1: put the compass flat so that it is close to or parallel to the edge of the measured object.

Step 2: Slide the turntable to make the hairpin head of the magnetic needle match the two points on the red line of the compass base.

Step 3: Locate the reading direction of the layer pressed by the transparent line.

Example: Measure the direction of the furnace:

Leveling the compass. ?

Near the edge of the stove. If the furnace is made of iron, it will affect the swing of the magnetic needle, so it should retreat two or three feet vertically. The edge of the compass is parallel to the edge of the stove. ?

Slide the turntable so that the hairpin head of the magnetic needle matches the two points on the red line. ?

Reading direction. ?

(2) Place the object in a fixed position:

Step 1: put the compass in the center of the house.

Step 2: Turn the hairpin head of the magnetic needle to make it coincide with the two points of the red line of the chassis, that is, fix the north-south orientation.

Step 3: Place the object to be placed on the extension line in the direction of the compass.

Taking the furnace direction as an example, the method of measuring the direction of fixed objects is explained, in which the size of gas furnace and compass is out of proportion to the real object.

In ancient times, houses were mostly wooden structures, and daily necessities were mostly wooden products. Therefore, there is no need to consider the influence of iron objects on the compass needle. In modern houses, steel bars are the skeleton, so it is often difficult to accurately measure the compass in the house. You can use it to make a rough measurement. When accurate measurement is needed, measuring instruments are needed.

What I want to say here is that the traditional compass has many defects, such as inaccurate degree after long-term use, and the degree error is 2 ~ 3 degrees due to the interference of the surrounding magnetic field. Therefore, I still suggest that you use the electronic geomantic compass of metaphysics, with an accuracy of only 0.5 degrees, which is not affected by the surrounding buildings.