Do you
believe it or not? Spiritual problems can be detected by proper Feng Shui audits
onto a particular tomb or a house. In Feng Shui terms: the Ying Feng Shui and
the Yang Feng Shui.
Yang Feng Shui
·
The
house direction fall onto emptiness lines. These emptiness lines neither fall
into Ying or Yang; so they are not governed by the heaven and earth. This is to say that houses
that fall onto such lines are the congregation area of spirits.
·
The
‘sha’ (煞) locations are blocked by trees, electric
poles, chimney, shrine or cemetery.
·
The
house is so situated that it receives no natural sun light: it is either
blocked by taller buildings in the surrounding, mountain or trees.
·
The
house is built on formerly cemetery, animal slaughter house or killing field.
·
A
tree top is at the same level as the window.
·
The
heavenly, earthly and human star congregated at one dark area in a house.
Ying Feng Shui
·
The
tomb sitting onto emptiness lines. The reason is the same as the Yang Feng
Shui.
·
The
‘sha’ locations are blocked by tall structures such as trees.
·
The
tomb is submerged in water or extremely damp.
·
The
tomb is located on a mummified land.
·
The
tomb is exposed to ‘wind sha’.
Both of the
Ying and Yang Feng Shui dislike tall structures such as trees, poles,
inauspicious rivers or road conditions, locations of tomb and house with
respect to the slope or hill. The theory has it that: if only one direction is
inauspicious, then the owner will be under medication. And if two directions
are inauspicious, then spirits will give problems. However if more than three
directions are inauspicious, then the person will be crazy soon. This is
especially true with the presence of trees in the vicinity. But if a road or
river is present on the ‘sha’ location, then the person will suffer from light
mental illness.
Do carry
out the audit yourself and share with others if the above theory holds true.
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