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“Intuition can lead one so far, one would have to be super developed to perceive existing and potential energy fields, never how to activate or trigger them to manifest.”
Exactly, Your outer alchemy will not come together untill the inner is there.
When we choose to pattern more with the life force. Then the complexity that is synchronicity becomes much easier.
There is an imbalance when we rely to much on outer tools or old methods. There is constant change.
I often saw Feng Shui like my music. Both start with a frame and a foundation. From there your melody will be dependant on the enviroment and your personal state. In that is the complexity, if I where to try to consiously try to play what I thought needed to be played I would miss living in the moment and the magic that is synchronicity would be lost.
If you think I am way off let me know.:)
Yes, you are basically way off.
Feng Shui is a big topic, in the same way a MRI or Petscan has nothing to do with intuition, but saves lives, Feng Shui is much more that intuition. It plays a small role.
MRI and PETSCAN is a big topic and is simmilar to feng shui? There are no different schools of thought about MRIs that I know of. Yet there are differnet schools of thought about Feng Shui.
I am fine with the improvement of senses to help with diagnosis. A Alchemist I used to see learned Feng Shui from Black Hat Sect Tantric Buddhist, he relied on intuition and a communication with the shen to aid his feng shui. I have known people to intuitivly change there name then later find out that there knew name is much better numerologicly speaking.
“It is generally believed that Qin fire had all Feng Shui books burned. The most authoritative work is “Qing Nang Jing” given by Huang Shi Gong to Zhang Liang during the late Qin Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, Yang Yun Song and his disciples wrote several books that are considered the most authoritative work by all Feng Shui schools. *****However, these books were written in cryptic language and knowledge primarily passed down through the oral tradition, but it was also believed to be intuitive and derivable from common sense and our feeling of what is natural.**** Eitel traces the origins of feng shui as a distinct belief system to Chu Hsi’s writings and commentaries from the Song dynasty (1126-1278). Chu Hsi’s thought greatly influenced Confucianism and became the foundation of feng shui. But, more broadly speaking, feng shui’s roots go back to the origins of Chinese philosophy.[2]”
Not sure what your point is. You can intuitively perceive some energies in our envirorment, there are other things 99% of people are incapable of knowing exist. Knowing where and when to activate these latent energies is based on sophisticated and complex formulas, I dont think 99% of people have any chance with them. Unless you go learn them its really useless have a conversation about them, maybe you will learn some and then we can chat more. And i suggest if you study alchemy learn these feng shui formulas, you will apperciate them more and alchemy, espcially the work of Wei Po Yang.
regards,
ohh thats ok I think I got your piont. thanks for the tip. I would like to hear your thoughts on feng shui as a possible tool for some not so warm and fuzzzy reasons. Do you think the elite of china have used it for greedy reasons?
Im not sure what you mean from your comments below, but guessing.
“ohh thats ok I think I got your piont. thanks for the tip. I would like to hear your thoughts on feng shui as a possible tool for some not so warm and fuzzzy reasons. Do you think the elite of china have used it for greedy reasons?”
******************i think there are people who use most everything for greedy reasons, from alchemy, astrology, feng shui, kung fu, etc.
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