What is "Twenty-Six Fear"?

What is "Twenty-Six Fear"?

Twenty-six fear refers to the 26 taboos about dragons, holes, sand, and water. Feng Shui is not good, so avoid taboos. The verse is: "The dragon is afraid of stubbornness, the cave is afraid of cold, the sand is afraid of back, the water is afraid of rebound, the cave is afraid of wind; the mountain is afraid of dry and broken, the water is afraid of the direct shot of the bull, the sand is afraid of sending water and the water is afraid of reversal. Pouring, afraid of standing up against mountains, dragons and tigers afraid of pressing holes; Tang afraid of reversal, afraid of dry wells, afraid of leaning back; dens afraid of stubbornness, mountains afraid of evil spirits, water afraid of evil spirits, mountains afraid of sitting and venting ghosts, The water bureau is afraid of yellow springs, dragons and tigers are afraid of breaking their waists, Mingtang is afraid of wilderness, fear of abortion in front of the acupoints, fear of cultivating evil spirits, high fears of hurting the cattle, low pulses of degassing; The head is also afraid of cutting the feet, the hole is afraid of wind, the coffin is afraid of death, the dragon is afraid of waves, the tiger is afraid of going to the hall; the compass is afraid of double gold, and the acupuncture is afraid of fire pits."

The acupuncture point is afraid of the cold, referring to the dark and cold mountains. Reverse back and rebound, both refer to the acupuncture field located in the back arch. Water is afraid of direct shots, which means that the four rounds of the water mouth are suitable for survival, and the taboo is in a position of extinction. Standing up to the mountain means that the mountain should be strong and affectionate. If you hold your head up to the sky, there is no respect for the acupuncture point. Eight evil yellow spring, refers to the evil spirit in the direction of the eight trigrams. Abortion and exposure, all refer to the mountain of acupoints, or low or solitary exposure. Shower heads and cut feet refer to the confluence of water, which should be divided and combined. The coffin is afraid of death, which refers to the inverted rod. Double gold is a fierce image on the compass. Huo kang refers to the five elements' mutual restraint.