What is the Siling Mountain Art?

What is the Four Spirit Mountain Art?

There is a saying in Feng Shui called "Left Qinglong, Right White Tiger, Front Suzaku, and Back Xuanwu." This is the Four Spirit Mountain Art.

The so-called green dragon on the left and white tiger on the right means that when we look forward from the mountain, backers appear on both sides, as if a person stretches out two arms and embraces the open space in front of us.

The green dragon on the left represents masculinity and male. The green dragon is strong and prosperous, representing nobles and possessing the power to suppress.

The white tiger on the right represents femininity and feminine. The white tiger is strong and prosperous, which means that it has a strong feminine power.

If the house is to the right and left, resulting in a short green dragon and a long white tiger or a short green dragon and a long white tiger, it means that the power of yin and yang is not reconciled, and the power of men and women is uneven. The balance between green dragon and white tiger is a good Feng Shui pattern.

The hugging space in front of the house is called Suzaku, also called Mingtang. Mingtang refers to the sunken space in front of the house. Mingtang can best see the water and houses. The front end of Mingtang must be related to the barriers before it can be called a situation of Tibetan wind gathering air. Without barriers, the aura cannot condense and circulate in Mingtang, that is, wealth cannot move around in Mingtang.

The place to rely on the back of the house is called Xuanwu, and there are mountains or buildings to rely on in the back. Only with the above conditions can it be called a good feng shui. The best feng shui house is also the house where the richest people live. In modern society, most people live in high-rise buildings. The above-mentioned houses are rarely seen, only in rural areas or small cities.