Interpretation of the Feng Shui story of Lai Buyi: A blessed person lives in a blessed place

Introduction: Who is Lai Buyi? Lai Buyi was a very famous Feng Shui master in ancient my country. Lai Buyi called himself Buyizi, so he was also called Lai Buyi, and was also known as the "Prophet Hermit". Lai Buyi used Feng Shui to help the poor and the needy, and left behind many mythical legends, so people called him the Feng Shui Master. Next, the editor would like to introduce to readers Lai Buyi’s Feng Shui story: A blessed person lives in a blessed place. Let’s learn about it together! It is difficult to tell the true from the false in folk Feng Shui stories. Let’s take a look at the following Feng Shui story.

Once, Lai Buyi traveled through mountains and rivers and found a lucky dragon cave on the mountain. After he determined the direction of the mountain, he was about to go down the mountain. At this moment, I suddenly heard bursts of trumpets coming from the foot of the mountain, and I knew that someone was coming to this mountain to be buried.

So, they stopped far away and hid in the mountains and forests, stood aside and watched, waiting curiously, just to see what kind of place they would choose for burial. The place chosen by the Feng Shui master originally hired by the family should be on this mountain, far above the site chosen by Lai Gong. That place is very high, almost at the top of the mountain. In fact, there is no site at that place at all. In Lai Buyi's opinion, it is a very unlucky place, and he couldn't help but worry for the owner. When the host's coffin was carried to the middle of the mountain, it suddenly started to rain heavily. The mountain road was slippery and muddy, making it very difficult to carry the coffin up the mountain.

Finally, there was no other choice but to temporarily decide to find a random underground burial site halfway up the mountain. Lai Gong was surprised because that place happened to be the acupuncture point that Lai Gong had pointed out. So everyone got busy digging a well and burying the dead. Maybe it was all just a coincidence! That was all I could think of at the time. Next, Mr. Lai wanted to know what direction this master would take. At this time, the host picked up a wooden stick used to carry the coffin, stood it up, and then let the stick fall down by itself. He then buried the body in the direction of the mountain where the stick fell, and erected a monument in that direction.

This made Lai Gong feel even more strange, because both the location of the earth's acupuncture points and the direction of the mountain of the cemetery were exactly the same as what Lai Gong had determined. How could such a coincidence happen in the world?

Then Mr. Lai showed up and asked everyone in detail who the person to be buried was. It turned out that the owner of this house was a very kind and good person in the local area. He had done many good deeds in the local area and accumulated a lot of merit. No wonder he could be buried here, and in the right place...

Mr. Lai couldn't help but sigh, it seemed that everything was God's will. It just proves the old saying: "A blessed person lives in a blessed place". God is watching what people do, and everything is predetermined by God.

Master Jingkong once said: Blessed people live in blessed places, and blessed places are home to blessed people. People cannot live without blessings. They must cultivate blessings. To cultivate blessings, they must know how to correct their mistakes and repent. Once the karma is eliminated, blessings will manifest. If a person is blessed, the place where we live will be blessed, so it is said that blessed people live in blessed places.

Yahao remembered that Lai Buyi once said: "I have wanted to bury people several times, but unfortunately there are so few blessed people. Blessed land is for the burial of blessed people, if there is no connection with those who have accumulated good deeds. The gods of mountains and rivers are always watching over it, and it is not easy for them to show up." The real dragon's lair is protected by gods, and people without blessings cannot easily see it. This shows that the sacred mountains and rivers are owned by heaven. Lai Gong warned future generations to know how to cultivate blessings, and this is exactly what he meant!
Summary: The above article content is what the editor wants to introduce to readers about Lai Buyi’s Feng Shui story. You can come and learn about it. If you want to know more about Lai Buyi’s Feng Shui story, you should continue to pay attention to Mr. Shui Mo!