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Feng Shui
Mastering the “acupoint” technique in Chinese can determine a person’s fate. In feng shui, “acupoints” are the core locations where qi fields converge, equivalent to the meridians and acupoints of the human body.
In feng shui theory, the concept of “a dragon head forming a cave thousands of miles away” is very important. The range of a “acupoint” usually does not exceed a few hundred meters, and small ones can even be as small as two or three meters.
Specifically, the “acupoint field” of a yang mansion is a larger area, while the “acupoint” of a yin mansion may only be a point. A slight shift in position may cause a change in the aura.
As the ancient saying goes, “A prime minister is born three feet high at a certain point, and a wandering light is born three feet low at a certain point. This indicates that the accuracy of acupoints is crucial, and even a tiny difference can lead to a thousand miles of error.
This requires practitioners to have extremely high sensitivity and experience in order to accurately grasp the direction of the aura.
In addition, it is necessary to have a profound understanding of the surrounding environment, including various factors such as terrain and building structure.
Therefore, to master this skill, it requires years of practical accumulation and continuous improvement of understanding.
For those who want to learn Feng Shui, “acupoints” are a crucial aspect that requires special attention.
It is recommended that everyone observe and practice more during the learning process, gradually mastering this important skill.
At the same time, it is also important to communicate more with experienced Feng Shui Master to gain more practical experience.
In short, “acupoint pointing” is a fundamental and profound aspect of Feng Shui that requires us to invest time and energy in research and practice.
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