Chapter 2180

Late at night, strong winds were blowing on Mount Xisai, heavy rain poured down, and thunder crackled in the sky, which was deafening.

I wiped my face and stared nervously at the small paper boat floating in the ditch.

No matter how hard the rain comes, this little paper boat never moves forward or backward! Just keep running in circles.

The deafening thunder woke everyone up, except Douyazai and Xiaoxuan who came to give me a raincoat.

"Head! Found it!"

"Found it! It can't be wrong! This is the mouth of the water!" I pointed to the position where the paper boat was spinning and said excitedly.

Wearing a raincoat over his head, he said in surprise: "Yanggong's water-fixing method? Yunfeng! Who taught you this?"

"No one taught me! I taught myself by reading the descriptions in ancient books!"

"Head! It will be easy to find Shuikou now!"

He was a little excited and nodded: "That's right! Song tombs are usually located directly west of Shuikou! Between thirty to forty meters!"

Let me explain what's going on.

The following are the first four lines of the Water Sand Song that I compiled based on my experience. I keep the last four lines secret because they involve intellectual property rights.

"The sand returns to the left and right, and the water moves away diagonally!"

"There is no sand in the hole, but water is coming!"

"Behind the hole are rocks and sand, water is coming to shoot!"

"Block sand in front of the hole, wait for me!"

Ordinary auspicious points must have dragon energy! So sandy! Bright water!

But there must be a real dragon in Tianxin Cave! Real sand! Real water!

Not to mention the real dragon, this is where the dragon veins are located. Many people don’t understand what sand is. Some modern Feng Shui masters call the rocks around the cemetery sand. This is strictly speaking wrong! The so-called sand should refer to: "All objects that are higher than the ground level!"

Grass! Tree! big Stone! Even telephone poles can be called "sand"!

The two ditches I asked Brother Yu to dig were on the sandy ground! Ordinary size water source! Rivers and lakes are called Mingshui! Because it is water that can be seen with the naked eye.

Better than open water is dark water, which refers to invisible underground water and rain falling from the sky.

When the dark water comes down and falls on the real faucet, it is called real water. If you find the real water, you are looking for the water outlet!

"Shuikou" not only exists in Feng Shui, but is everywhere in our lives, but many people don't understand it and don't know why it happens.

Let’s use an analogy to explain that you are walking home on a rainy day. The road is flat and there is no water anywhere else, but there is a place where water accumulates and forms a small puddle! To hide and go. The place where water accumulates is the water outlet in that area. Careful people may find that no matter how many times it rains, there is always water in that location.

At this time, Brother Yu shouted loudly: "No! It's raining too hard! Let's go back to the tent first to take shelter from the rain!"

The wind mixed with the rain made it hard for people to open their eyes. I said loudly: "No, Brother Yu! The water mouth has appeared and you have to locate it quickly! Otherwise, when the weather clears, the water mouth will not be found again! Where is the bean sprout boy?"

The little Taoist priest said loudly: "That guy is still fucking sleeping!"

"He's going to sleep like a baby!"

I got into the tent and shook the bean sprouts awake.

"It's time to eat! Have breakfast?!"

"Fengzi! Why did you wake me up? It's still dark today! It's raining so heavily!" After saying this, Bean Sprouts wanted to lie down and sleep again.

I slapped him on the head! Pulling and pulling the person out.

At this time, I was measuring the distance with my feet in the rain, and I hurried over to help.

We followed the leader's instructions and took the direct west of the water mouth as the reference line. Every five to six meters, we smashed a stick into the ground to mark it! In this way, it will be clear at a glance how far you have traveled.