Feng Shui's "Three Lucks" have a lifelong impact!

The ancients said: One destiny, two fortunes, three feng shui, four accumulation of yin virtue, five reading, feng shui is of irreplaceable importance in a person's life. However, feng shui is also divided into three elements: "timing", "geographical advantage", and "harmony of people", which is what we refer to today as the fate of heaven, earth, and people. These three major "fortunes" encompass all feng shui theories.

The fate of a person's life is composed of these "three fortunes", namely, heavenly fortune, earthly fortune, and human fortune. People often refer to them as the "three fortunes", which directly affect the quality of feng shui in living, working, and shopping.

1、 Tianyun

The so-called destiny refers to the luck we have from birth, which can only determine whether we are from a wealthy or poor background. The birth date and eight characters are closely related to luck, and astute astrologers can foresee these changes in the course of life. Based on a person's four pillars and eight characters, Chinese astrologers can even accurately predict significant fluctuations and a person's lifelong destiny.

2、 Ground transportation

Geomancy, also known as real feng shui, is an art and science deeply rooted in our surrounding environment. Land transportation can significantly change and improve our lives. By changing our land transportation, we can achieve our life goals. Although human destiny is fixed, by making reasonable use of the feng shui environment, we can fully utilize good opportunities and to a considerable extent neutralize or avoid bad luck.

3、 Human transportation

Human luck refers to the fortune that we can change a part of our destiny through our own efforts, and when combined with our destiny, it can be said to be the fortune formed after birth. Although some people are born with disabilities or come from poor backgrounds, they can change their destiny and achieve success through their own efforts, which is known as "man is determined by nature". Most people recognize that luck mainly comes from both fate and human luck. Their lives are dominated by these two factors, sometimes the influence of heaven is greater, and sometimes the influence of human luck is greater, mainly depending on your own destiny.

The unchangeable fate of heaven and people, derived from the fate of earth, is now known as feng shui. By adjusting feng shui, we can make our lives, work, and external environment more harmonious and beautiful, which is beneficial for personal fortune development.