The Feng Shui pattern of wealth gathering and water gathering looks like this

Introduction: What is the Feng Shui pattern of water gathering? Why are many banks, stock exchanges and other financial institutions opened at crossroads and three-way intersections? Because crossroads and three-way intersections are generally where "water" gathers. Obviously, mountains control population and water controls wealth. Banks and securities are where wealth gathers. Water mouth plays such an important role in Feng Shui, but it is not enough to use water mouth alone to find dragons, point acupoints, and set directions. This article will introduce to you what the Feng Shui pattern of the water gathering mouth is like. Feng Shui terminology is important knowledge in Feng Shui. Let’s take a look at it below.

First of all, in a large land area, there are many large and small water outlets, both far and near, inside and outside. "Illustrated Explanation of Entering the Earth's Eye" Volume 7 "Water Mouth" says: "From one mile to sixty, seventy miles, or more than twenty or thirty miles, where the mountain and water are in harmony and arch inward, it will form a big land; if it is more than ten miles, it is also a big land; five, six, seven or eight miles, it is a middle land; if it is one or two miles, it is nothing more than a mountain, one water, a land of people and wealth." The water mouth is here, but the cave is on a mountain sixty, seventy miles, or more than twenty or thirty miles away (the distance is uncertain). Brother! How can we describe the chaos of searching for a dragon in this way?

A direct discussion on the Feng Shui "water mouth"

“When climbing a mountain, look at the water mouth; when entering a cave, look at the bright hall.” Wherever water comes from is called the Heavenly Gate, and wherever water goes is called the Earth Gate. This is also the basic common sense of Feng Shui, and it is also the primary issue to be clarified when selecting a site. But how to determine the water mouth? First of all, we must consider the dragon water, that is, to find the water mouth (main water mouth) on the Yuanchen water. Secondly, when the Yuanchen water does not reach the hall, consider looking for the water outlet on the Jielong water. Then consider the main water, branch water, near water and far water in turn. But the principle of collecting water is close water first, then affectionate water, big water first, then small water, near water first, then far water. But the forms of water are ever-changing. The detailed formula for understanding water is recorded as follows:

1. Water should not be swept away when it is too big. 2. Water should not be drained away when it is too big.

3. Water should not fall when it is high 4. Water should not rush

5. Water near should not be cut 6. Water far should not be cut

7. Water should not be reversed when it is horizontal 8. Water should not be wrapped when it is embracing

9. Water should not be stopped when it is low 10. Water should not be slanted

Only by following these rules can you determine the water and water outlet. Otherwise, if the water is wrong, everything will be wrong.

Creating a Feng Shui Pattern for Water Gathering

The source should be embraced with affection, and should not be directly closed. The outlet should be closed tightly. The most feared thing is to go straight to nowhere. The Feng Shui of water mouth is regarded as a symbol of wealth. It retains water, locks in water and wealth, and brings a continuous source of income.

Water mouth buildings generally use bridges as "locks", supplemented by trees, pavilions, embankments, etc. In areas with a higher cultural level, buildings, pavilions, temples, pavilions, and towers are the main features, supplemented by embankments, trees, bridges, etc. The "Renli Mingjing Hu Family Branch Genealogy" in Kaochuan, Wuyuan, Huizhou mentions the Wenchang Pavilion, which is a form of water mouth architecture. The purpose of water mouth buildings is, firstly, to lock the water mouth to help gather wealth and energy; secondly, to express the wish for wealth and literary prosperity, and to make up for the shortcomings of the natural landscape, beautify the environment, and meet the psychological wishes of the public.

Shuikou forest is a Feng Shui tree built to completely control the water outlet and increase its key power. It not only gathers wealth and energy, blocks wind and sand, but also creates a landscape with shady green trees and fresh air. The trees are mainly camphor, maple, ginkgo, cypress, oak, etc. They are planted individually on the waterside, or in patches or groups, providing shelter for the village in the form of an enclosure barrier. As the entrance and exit of the village, the water mouth is spatially designed with a rhythmic design, and has a moderate opening and closing mode. The landscape features gurgling streams, swaying towers, and pleasant scenery. In ancient times, it also had functions of defense, demarcation, guidance, and gathering. Whether constructing water mouth buildings or planting water mouth forests, it is all to increase the momentum of locking and guarding and retain auspicious energy.