Green Dragon in the Landscape
Unlike its
western counterpart, which was a fire-breathing mythical creature to be feared
and hunted to extinction, the celestial Green Dragon known in Feng Shui
possesses insight; symbolises wisdom and offers protection.
In Landscape Feng Shui (San He
Formula) the Yang Green Dragon is traditionally a mountain or higher ground
located to the left of your front door looking out. The mountain (Yin Earth) is more auspicious
if it is ‘green and pleasant land,*’ a rolling landscape simulating a curled resting
Dragon. Where there is a Dragon mountain
there will also be Dragon veins. This
welcomes positive flowing Chi. The
quality of this Chi is often referred to as the ‘Dragon’s Cosmic Breath’ or
‘Sheng Chi.’
Where a Yin
Earth mountain is rough, barren, exposed with craggy outcrops it indicates
aggressive inauspicious negative Chi, known as Sha Chi.
Until the
end of period 9 in 2043 the Earth areas of the northeast and southwest, the Metal
areas of the west and northwest and the Fire area of the south are auspicious
locations for your Dragon protection to be present. To identify its exact location, use a compass
to determine a) which direction the Green Dragon is situated and b) the
direction of your front door.
If you are
house-hunting, this is the ideal time to incorporate this aspect of Landscape
Feng Shui into your search.
As many of
us now live in an urban environment it means we accepting that the Green Dragon
as a physical mountain is unlikely to be present in our surroundings. Instead in the modern world the practice of
Feng Shui; this ancient-modern
living skill, identifies the mountains as higher buildings or tall trees,
both of which will serve as protection when located to the left of your home. Just like the mountains, the shape and
materials of the buildings will determine the quality of Chi. For example, a tall building with sharp edges
pointed towards you will send Sha Chi; a tall building with rounded features or
with coloured glass windows will send Sheng Chi your way.
Green Dragon in the Home
The home of
the Yang Green Dragon is the East. It is
the location of the eldest son of the family; known as the Dragon of the family
and the trigram CHEN, which is made up of two broken Yin lines (female) sitting
above a single solid Yang line (male and eldest son.) It is associated with action, like the Dragon
rising from the lower depths to soar high into the sky above.
The East
represents thunder, like the roar of the mighty Dragon. It is the direction of the rising sun welcoming
each new day; the location of springtime bringing a new season of growth and
expansion. It is also the location of
health and longevity. Displaying an
image of a Dragon in the East will benefit not only the eldest son but all
members of the family. A Green Dragon or
a Dragon carved from Wood will be equally auspicious. As Water feeds Wood displaying a water
feature with a Dragon will activate positive Chi.
To the fulfillment of your
dreams
LynC
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