Geomancer Shares Tips for Accumulating Blessings and Improving Fortune

Taiwanese geomancer Zhan Weizhong offered insights into improving one's fortune and accumulating blessings, emphasizing that true change comes from sincere intentions coupled with practical actions. He presented traditional geomantic and spiritual practices as ways to "turn bad luck into good fortune."

“

In Xuanxue, the trick of 'turning misfortune into good fortune,' when all is said and done, the key is to change the energy field and accumulate blessings.

One of Zhan's suggestions involves adjusting the "water outlet" direction within a home or workplace. He advises placing a full cup of water with three coins at the bottom in the southeast direction, considered the "benefactor's position." This symbolic act, he explained, represents wisdom and flow, transforming difficult situations into positive momentum. He recommended changing the water daily while sincerely reciting the phrase "turn danger into safety."

“

Water represents wisdom and circulation, symbolizing turning a bad situation into flowing water.

Zhan also highlighted a technique he calls "borrowing the fake to cultivate the real," which involves immediately wearing a new red item, such as a shirt, socks, or underwear. This action symbolizes a fresh start, encouraging individuals to view challenges as opportunities for personal reinvention. He noted that adopting a mindset free from victimhood can naturally diminish negative energy.

“

You find a brand new red dress (socks or underwear are fine), put it on immediately, and in your heart, treat this challenge as an opportunity for a new beginning in life.

Finally, Zhan stressed the importance of consistent spiritual practice, particularly reciting the Buddhist mantra "Namo Sakyamuni Buddha." He believes that repeatedly chanting this mantra, regardless of circumstances, can bring inner peace and, consequently, lead to the unconscious accumulation of blessings and good fortune. He advised that these methods should be considered as cultural references, with sincerity and action being the ultimate keys.

“

There is a concept in Xuanxue called 'Jie' which means 'Jie' (節), mentally stop being a victim, and bad luck will naturally weaken by three points!