Interpretation of the Feng Shui story of Lai Buyi: The place where the family is extinct

Introduction: I believe that many people who have learned about Feng Shui know who Lai Buyi is. Lai Buyi, who calls himself Buyizi, is also called Lai Buyi, and is 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, the place where every family is destroyed. Let’s learn about it together! There are many legendary stories in Mr. Shui Mo’s Feng Shui stories that you have never heard of. Let’s take a look at them below.

1. Introduction to Lai Buyi

Lai Buyi, who called himself Buyizi, was also known as Lai Buyi, and was also known as "the Prophet Hermit". He was from Fengshangang, Dingnan County, Jiangxi Province. Born between 1101 and 1126 AD (during the reign of Emperor Huizong of Song), he passed the imperial examination and became a scholar at the age of nine. He once served as the imperial teacher, but was later framed by the treacherous official Qin Hui and lived in exile for a long time. Lai Buyi traveled almost all over China. With his superb geomancy theories and techniques, he sympathized with the poor and helped the needy, helped the weak and fought against the strong. He left behind many mythical legends, and his reputation as a "Feng Shui Master" spread quickly. Later, Lai Buyi became disillusioned with the world and hid himself in the mountains and forests, where he lived forever with the green mountains and white clouds, and no one could see him anymore.

2. The Feng Shui Story of Lai Buyi

One day he visited a farmer's house. The farmer's father had died and it was raining heavily. Buyi asked if the tomb had been found. The owner replied that his uncle was good at feng shui and had found a good place. To repay the owner for taking him in, Buyi asked the owner to take him to the tomb. When they arrived at the place, Lai Buyi said that the tomb was not suitable for burial as it would lead to the extinction of the family. The old farmer said that this was a treasure land for the top scholar. The old farmer did not believe him and prepared to start digging the next day.

At night the old farmer had a dream. A man dressed in black and smelling fishy came to him and said that he knew the old farmer wanted to use the land. He did not ask for anything and hoped that the old farmer would give him another day to move. The old farmer ignored him, saying that the time had been set and could not be changed. The man in black said, "Okay, if you want to exterminate my entire clan, I will also exterminate your entire clan." The next day everything went as planned. The old farmer took some people up the mountain to dig holes. Halfway through the digging, a lot of snakes ran out. Oh my god, there were too many snakes, crawling out one by one. The old farmer saw so many snakes and ordered to set fire to the holes. In the end, the snakes were wailing in the fire. The old man was buried on time. A year later, the old farmer had a son. He was smart and clever. The only drawback was that the child's tongue was like a snake's, and he would stick out his tongue from time to time. He had a smooth journey and passed the imperial examination at the age of 18 and went to Beijing to meet the emperor. When the emperor saw that the child stuck out his tongue to him, he was very angry and wanted to kill all his nine clans.
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