gfs210067 Liao Gong’s Secret Transcript of Sand Dispelling.pdf

Liao Gong’s Secret Tranquility of Sand Dispatching mainly introduces the secrets of dragon, acupoint, sand and water inherited by Liao Jinjing, one of the four masters of Fengshui. Liao Jinjing’s name is Yu, and his courtesy name is Boyu. According to legend, he once went to the mountains to learn Taoism and lived in Jinjing Cave of Cuiwei Peak in Qianhua County (now Ningdu). He called himself “Jinjing Mountain Man”, so later generations called him Liao Jinjing. According to legend, at the age of fifteen, he was proficient in the Four Books and Five Classics, and the villagers called him “Liao Wujing”. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, there was chaos and chaos, and the imperial examinations did not continue. Liao Yu’s grandfather, Liao Sanchuan, was good at geomancy, and Liao Yu was obsessed with geomancy since he was a child, so he turned to study geomancy. When Yang Jiping was active in Xingguo, Ningdu, and Yudu, Liao Yu and Yang Junsong met Yu Qianhua. At first he refused to accept Yang Jiping, young and vigorous, and often fought with Yang Gong. Once, the Liao family in Huangpi asked Yang Jiping to determine the location of a gatehouse. Liao Jinjing used a compass to determine the direction in advance, and buried a copper coin in the ground as a mark. After Yang came to rescue the poor, he didn’t use a compass, but just used a bamboo pole in his hand to plunge into the ground, but it hit the square hole in the middle of the copper coin. Liao Jinjing obeyed Yang Gong now, and worshiped Yang Gong as his teacher devoutly. Liao Jinjing used to live in Dongshanba, Ningdu. In order to follow Yang Gong sooner or later, he moved with his master to live in Sanliao Village, Xingguo, and later got the green bag secret book handed down by Yang Gong. The couplet at the gate of the Sanliao Liao’s Yanggong Temple “The bamboo stick is green and the rivers and mountains return to the stick; the green bag is wonderful and the star is hidden in the doctor for a day” alludes to this story.