There is a saying in Geography and Feng Shui: "It is better for a green dragon to be thousands of feet high than for a white tiger to raise its head randomly." What does it mean?

As soon as you see this name, my friends will know that it is definitely not a good thing for this white tiger to raise its head. You are right. So what is a white tiger? Why look up? This is about a model adopted by ancient Chinese people - the Four Spirits model. In fact, she is a totem-like concept. That is, Suzaku is in front, Xuanwu is behind, Qinglong is on the left, and White Tiger is on the right. In fact, this statement has become very vague and confusing until now. Some people think that regardless of the direction, as long as the left is the green dragon, as long as the right is the white tiger, some people think that the east is the green dragon and the west is the white tiger.

Which of these two statements is right and which is wrong? I think this statement is related to the discovery of directions by the ancients. It is said on the Internet that the ancients discovered directions in the Neolithic Age, but we do not pay attention to its age. Let’s not examine how these four totem titles came about. It starts from the ancients who discovered that when building a house, you should face north to south. See if my statement makes sense. If this house is facing the north, then the back of the house is due north. His name is Xuanwu. You can see the totem of Xuanwu on the Internet, which is a turtle entwined with a snake. What are the characteristics of the turtle? It just moves slowly or stays still for a long time, so this time you must understand that the back of the house sitting in the north must not be moved. If the feng shui is disturbed, it will definitely be bad. You have established the standard of true north. To the east on the left is the green dragon, and to the west on the right is the white tiger. Feng shui is produced by the earth's revolution, rotation, and celestial bodies. It is a magnetic field effect. If you don't care about the direction, but only about the left and right, then if you sit in a house facing south and north, the left side is exactly due west geographically. Can you say Zuo Qinglong? The aura of the five elements doesn't match up. So my point of view is that due west is the white tiger.

Let’s get down to the topic and talk about the white tiger. Everyone knows that the tiger is the king of beasts, fierce and vigorous. Because the five elements in the West are gold, and white belongs to gold, so the tiger in the West is classified as a white tiger. We will see in the animal world that when a tiger is hungry, once it locates its prey, it will stand up and attack quickly, capturing the prey in one fell swoop. To the prey, the tiger will show off its power and ferocity. This means that once a tiger shows off its power, it will do no good. Once the tiger is full, it will look very docile and lie there. It is safe at this time and there is no need to worry about being hurt. Actually, when I tell you this, I am talking about the principles of Feng Shui.

In Feng Shui, if you put the right west in the Dui hexagram, it corresponds to good fortune, joy, military career, windfall, and beautiful daughter. If the severity is mild, it can include talking right and wrong; if severe, it can include car accidents, criminal injuries, official misconduct, prison, and all lung diseases. Why is the west called fierce? When the white tiger raises its head, it means the white tiger stands up. The corresponding feng shui is that the house directly west of your home is close to your home and is high. Directly west of the outer bureau are high-rise buildings, tall iron towers, high-voltage poles, transformers, transformer stations, and boiler rooms, all of which are called white tigers raising their heads. To the west of the Feng Shui home interior is the kitchen, large cabinets, TV, and large positive objects. This is a variant of the white tiger raising its head - the white tiger evil.