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A Feng Shui Story
By Master Liew
China is an ancient
country of this planet earth, and has a recorded history of nearly five thousand
years. China is a valuable history to the human civilization, just like the
Egyptian in the Middle East and the Greek in Europe. They all share a common
misfortune since the beginning of time: the disasters caused by nature, and also
the disasters caused by conflicts and wars. The Chinese call this phenomena as
"Tian Zai" ( Disasters caused by mother earth) and "Ren Huo" or
the disasters caused by man. At times, Chinese emperors gathered citizens and
intellectuals, calling them to search for a solution to minimize the suffering.
From one dynasty to another, the Chinese is seeking ways to counter the
disasters, hoping to eliminate these misfortunes with a set of basic rules.
Rules teaching us how to live in harmony with nature and also live with all
living things around us, promoting lasting peace, good health, success and
wealth.
FENG
SHUI ( In mandarin Chinese means wind and water), a study of
human and environment co-existence in harmony is then developed. It is a
system that involves geography. philosophy, mathematics, forecast, logic,
statistic, and most importantly the untold spiritual power of the Feng Shui
master. Chinese generally believe in supernatural sightings and the existence of
super human. They believe there are people who are able to sense problems much
better than the others. There are people who can transform a worse scenario into
a peacefully ending through an unexplained power.
Chinese
believe that our existence on planet earth is governed by the presence of three
basic elements, they are: (1) Tian (Universe) (2) Di (Earth) and (3) Ren (Human
race). These three elements must be
carefully balanced and respected in order to avoid misfortunes. Other factors
consist of Earth, Wood, Fire, Metal and Water are to be balanced as well in
order to achieve a harmonious living -- enabling us to have good health, good
interpersonal relationship and success with wealth.
Feng Shui masters normally inherit the teaching from the
grand master through a lifetime process, accompanying the grand master like
having a father and son relationship. Feng Shui students and believers rarely
question the master?s decisions. The master is often treated as part of a
family, summoned when difficult decisions are to be made. For example: buying a
house, moving into a new home, opening a new business, blessing for success and
good health, choosing a wedding date, naming a new born, resolving problems and
more.
At times, Feng Shui masters use tools such as a mirror, a
compass, Pa Kua, Chinese calligraphy, special plants, aquariums, wind
chimes, light fixtures and etc. These items are used to eliminate the negative
energy and help maintain a positive Feng Shui environment around us. These items are normally installed under the supervision of the Feng Shui master.The property is then blessed by the master to further enhance
a good Feng Shui setting.
Feng
Shui believers live a happier spiritual life. They have a life filled with hopes
and positive thinking. They constantly oversee the need to maintain the balance
of the negative and the positive (Yin and Yang). Nature is respected at all
times and put on top priority before expecting a peaceful life. They are also
normally calmed by the belief in destiny. Yet, their original religious faith
remains unchanged.
Believing
helps. That is a secret part of Feng Shui.