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My Feng Shui researches 4 - Master Kong San Sau 江慎修

“Tracking the root and finding its original source 追本尋源” is every serious master should need to do. It can help us fully inherit the treasure from our previous masters and let our future students can follow our foot steps to find the previous masters’ wisdom, we call it Shing Sin Kai Hou 承先啟後 in Chinese. It is not every master has this ability do it; only a few real masters could achieve this goal. We have a slang said, “Once you get into the Feng Shui door, you will feel as deep as the ocean, if you are not a real man then don’t enter into it. 輿門一入深似海, 不是真人莫進來.” The master I introduce today is the one.





Master Kong was born in 1681 and died in 1762, he was a Confucian and his knowledge covered many fields. He became as the experts in all the fields he touched. Feng Shui was only one of it. In his age 27, he opened a school to teach the students, he contributed his life in education, writing, tracking the roots and finding its original sources of his studies.



He was the neighbour of the ancestor of our previous Chinese president, Kong Jar Man江澤民 (Jiang Zemin). I believed that they are relatives in their family tree. Nowadays Master Kong’s residence become as a museum. His house maintains very good.



He had a classroom inside his house, my in-house students suggested me to give them a lesson on his classroom, which would show our respects for his contribution in Feng Shui.





We did some measurement by compass and clarify Master Kong’s Feng Shui technique through staying the whole day in his house.



To have a zero distance to connect with our previous masters, it is the best gift in my life. It lets me to communicate with them deeply in my heart. Although their physical bodies are gone, their spirits are reborn in my mind.

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