In today’s media has played a significant role in popularizing Feng Shui, leading many to have a basic understanding of it while also sparking widespread debate and, at times, extreme superstition. Why do I say some people are superstitious? Because they do not truly understand this discipline, nor have they studied it in depth, making it difficult for them to distinguish between good and bad fortune.
Feng Shui is not something that can be explained in a few words, nor is it a subject that every learner can fully grasp. For example, some believe that sharp corners in a space create negative energy (often referred to as “blade mouth sha”), but that does not mean that all areas facing sharp corners are uninhabitable. The impact of such Feng Shui elements depends on specific conditions and formations.
Another common misunderstanding is about color symbolism. A Feng Shui master was once asked why black is associated with water, and he replied that it was because there is a “Black River” in the north. However, in reality, water itself is colorless. The reason black represents water in Feng Shui is due to the Five Elements theory: water is associated with the north (坎), and fire with the south (離). Water symbolizes darkness, while fire represents brightness, which is why black is traditionally used to represent water. These examples illustrate how Feng Shui is often misinterpreted due to hearsay and misinformation.
Some Feng Shui masters exaggerate their claims, suggesting that arranging Feng Shui layouts can make a person wealthy. This is nothing more than a myth. If Feng Shui alone could bring wealth, then poverty would not exist. The correct perspective is that Feng Shui serves as a supporting factor. When someone is in a favorable life cycle, good Feng Shui can enhance their success, making things easier and more productive. Conversely, during periods of misfortune, proper Feng Shui adjustments can mitigate negative effects. However, ultimately, success and prosperity depend on one’s destiny. This aligns with the traditional saying: “Fate comes first, luck comes second, and Feng Shui comes third.”
In conclusion, those who wish to study Feng Shui should explore different schools of thought, analyze various theories, and, most importantly, practice and verify their findings. A true Feng Shui master cannot be formed solely through book knowledge; practical experience is essential!
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風水概論
在當今的傳媒大力推廣風水，使得許多人對此略知一二，甚至議論紛紛，有時更陷入極端迷信。為什麼我說有些人迷信呢？因為他們根本不了解這門學問，沒有深入研究，因此難以分辨吉凶禍福。
風水並非幾句話就能解釋清楚，也不是所有學習者都能完全領悟。例如，有人認為空間內的尖角會產生煞氣（俗稱「劍鋒煞」或「咀煞」），但這並不意味著所有對著尖角的地方都不適合居住。其影響取決於具體的條件和環境形勢。
另一個常見的誤解是顏色的象徵意義。某次一位風水師被問到為何黑色屬水，他回答說因為北方有條「黑河」。但事實上，水本身是無色的。黑色之所以代表水，是基於五行理論——水屬北（坎），火屬南（離），水象徵陰暗，火象徵光明，因此傳統上以黑色來代表水。這些例子說明，風水學很容易因為道聽途說而產生誤解和謬論。
還有一些風水師誇大其詞，聲稱風水佈局能讓人發財，這更是無稽之談。如果風水真的能讓人發達，那麼世界上就不會有窮人了。正確的說法應該是，風水只是一種輔助力量。如果你正處於好運期，加上良好的風水佈局，確實能讓你事半功倍。相反，在運勢低迷時，合理運用風水佈局，也可以減少災害的影響。但最終，能否發達仍取決於命運。因此，才有「一命二運三風水」的說法。相信讀者們現在應該明白，為何有些人在請風水師調整佈局後能發達的真正原因了吧！
總結來說，如果想深入研究風水，應該多參考不同門派的理論，仔細推敲研究。而最重要的是要透過實踐來驗證，因為只懂書本理論，沒有實際經驗的人，根本無法成為真正的風水師！
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