Why do we use Feng Shui compass to look at graves? What do you think?

Introduction: The ancient Chinese believed that human aura is controlled by the aura of the universe. Harmony between man and the universe is auspicious, while disharmony between man and the universe is ominous. So how should we read the compass when it comes to the Feng Shui of our cemetery? Let’s take a look together. In order to facilitate everyone's reading and reference, Mr. Shui Mo has carefully sorted out many articles and topics related to the compass. Friends who want to know more can take a look.

Feng Shui compass for tombs

According to legend, the earliest Feng Shui was only used for tombs, and was later used for houses. Guo Pu said as early as in "The Book of Burial": "Burial is to take advantage of the vital energy... The vital energy runs through the earth and gives birth to all things." "The Book of Guanzi·Shuyan" says: "With qi there is life, without qi there is death, those who live depend on their qi." This shows that "qi" is an important topic in Feng Shui. Therefore, the study of Feng Shui must revolve around the theme of gathering and absorbing qi. However, the key to taking advantage of the vital energy lies mainly in a series of operating procedures such as setting the direction, forming the dragon, taking advantage of the energy, dividing the gold and sitting the degree, and absorbing the sand and water.
To determine the direction is to put down the compass and use the compass to find the line direction or orientation and then determine good or bad luck in conjunction with the fortune. It is also called determining the line direction or the sitting direction. Using a compass is an indispensable technique in feng shui surveys for both graves and houses, and is also a very important part. Because only after the orientation is determined can one judge good or bad luck, and then carry out feng shui layout and adjustments.
In ancient times, people were very particular about the orientation of tombs. The orientation of tombs would depend on the type of land and dragon energy. Therefore, all professionals who study Feng Shui, both ancient and modern, must understand the orientation of the mountain where the cemetery is located. The orientation of a Yin house is different from that of a Yang house. The orientation of a Yang house is based on the front of the door and the mountain behind it, while the orientation of a Yin house is based on the mountain where the dead person's head rests and the direction where their feet rest. When setting the orientation of a Yin house, you must hold a compass level with the ground, with the edge of the compass level with the coffin and the tombstone, and use the orientation line to determine the direction (this orientation is the undisturbed orientation of the universe).

There are two ways to determine the orientation of a Yin house:

One is the internal division method, where a line along the width of the coffin is folded into two halves, with the center of the two halves as the point. Another line of the same length as the coffin is drawn, and this line is folded into two halves. One half of the line is used as the center point, and a compass is placed at this center point to detect the dragons and various evil spirits outside the cave.
The other is the external gold division method, which determines the orientation based on the direction of the tomb stele. When using it, place the compass on the top of the stele to determine the direction of the dragon veins and the good and bad shapes in the twenty-four directions around it.

The orientation of the Yin house adopts the Tianxin Ten-Path Method, which has two types:

(1) You can use the hexagram example to set up four responses (front, back, left, and right). At this time, the inner gold should be directed toward the originally determined hexagram line, and the hexagram example should be used to assist in determining the acupuncture point;
(2) Alternatively, you can directly use the stick method to massage the acupuncture points. The compass is not only a magic tool in the hands of Feng Shui masters, it can also be our magic tool. Placing a compass under the pillow at home can increase your fortune. In addition, placing it in the correct position can also increase your luck in love, so the compass is also an auspicious Feng Shui ornament.
Summary: The above is a detailed explanation of using the Feng Shui compass to look at the grave. I believe everyone knows that the compass carries the cultural essence of China for thousands of years! I hope the above content is helpful to everyone!