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GUI Management Centre has undertaken scientific and historical research into traditional Feng Shui and astrology. There are also careful analysis of the ancient texts. Many will be surprised what the ancient masters really said and applied of Feng Shui and astrology!
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Advance course with practical methodologies, full of reference to ancient texts and historical testimony and statistical analysis!
The First Principles
Lesson 1: First Principles: Philosophy of the Dead
Before you apply Feng Shui to Yin premises, you should understand the funeral philosophy. This is based on actual practice. In this Lesson itself you will learn of one vital aspect left out of current Yin Feng Shui.
- Typical Funeral Process
- Concept of Soul, Spirit and Body
- Traditional Ancestor Worship
Lesson 2: First Principles: General Methodology
Possess adequate knowledge of conventional Methods of Tomb Yin Feng Shui so that no one can bluff you. This Lesson is based on actual field practice, e.g. the Xuan Kong Da Gua method.
- Selection of the land - overall Ming Tang
- Selection of coffin and tomb.
- Selection of the most auspicious direction.
- Selection of the proper day for burial.
- Other Aspects:
- Placement of "Water Mouth" to benefit Family Members
- Direction: 60 Sexegenary or 64 Hexagrams Signs
- Direction: Imperial Pai Jue Lung Method
- Myth of Qian Lung's Tomb: Inaccuracies of Luopan readings
- Story of Tan Yang Wu and Shen Zhu Reng: Confusion over Tomb Feng Shui
Proofs! Proofs! Proofs!
Lesson 3: First Principles: Pertinent Aspects of Methodology:
Scientific Proofs from Proper Cases
There are astonishing scientific evidence for roles of Feng Shui of Yang and Yin Premises!
- Case Study of Dynastic History
- The Yang Factor; Palaces of imperial dynasties
- The Yin Factor, Royal tombs of imnperial dynasties
- How much left for other factors?
Implications of interiors of Ming Tomb
Lesson 4: First Principles: Myths in General Methodology
- Validity of Cases of Tomb Feng Shui?
- Battle over Grave of Grandfather of Han Kao Tsu
- Tomb Shape: Yang Yun Sung's burial
- Tomb Shape: Grave of Taiwan general
- Date Selection: Spooky Corner story
- Digression: Controversial Issues
- Undecayed corpse
- Reburial
- Corpse Factor: Burial or Cremation? Tan Yang Wu text
- Effects of Grave Desecration (Li Kai Shing's case)
- Is it necessary to have a corpse? Cases analysis:
- Confucius's Empty Tomb
- Han Kao Tsu's Tomb Trick
- Admiral Cheng Ho's tomb
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