What are the Three Needs and Six Things of Yangzhai?

What are the Three Needs and Six Things of Yangzhai?

The three main aspects of Yangzhai are the door, the main, and the stove. The door mainly refers to the door of the house. It is the mouth of the Yang house to receive the air. When the door is facing the law, the house can seek good luck and avoid evil. "The law of geography is all based on the wind and the air, the weather is up, the air is recovered from the earth, and the levels are introduced to determine the good and the bad." "Yangzhaijing Compilation Volume 2". It can be seen that the importance of the door is almost equal to that of the homestead, and the door must be opened in Kyrgyzstan. The doors of all houses in a courtyard must be opened in Kyrgyzstan. The door is the breath of the house, and the relationship between the good and bad and the owner of the house is the most important. The auspicious side of the door is usually determined by the cooperation of the flying cloth that travels the year and enters the stars and the five elements of Yin and Yang.

The stove is also very important. Improper cooking location can cause harm to the housewife and the young and old. The choice of direction is not only determined by traveling with stars, flying cloth, yin and yang, and the five elements, but also with the method of ridged body, but generally only involves the position and opening of the stove in the house. For example, the stove should not be near pools, waters, or wells, otherwise the master will be lonely and extinct.

The main house is the main house. The main house must be tall and fit with the door direction. The main house must be set for good or bad, and the main house must be set on the three big lucky stars. People's daily life, rest, and sleep take up more than half of the time, so the main house is very important on the lucky star, which is related to the prosperity and good fortune of the family.

The six things of Yangzhai include "six things inside" and "six things outside". "Inner six things" refer to doors, stoves, wells, toilets, mou (including warehouses), and corrals; "outer six things" refer to roads, ponds, bridges, temples, pagodas, and yamen. Water wells should be opened in the angry side and Yannian side of the house. They should not be opened in front of the hall or facing the door of the house, otherwise the eyes will be sick and heartache; the well cannot be connected to the stove, nor can it face north and south, otherwise it will be rebellious. The toilet should be pressed on the bad side, and its position should be hidden, and should not be opposite to the stove door. Stone mills and warehouses should be set up on the auspicious side of the house, not on the left, right or in front of the bedroom.