The rule is that if you have a good heart, do good deeds,

FENGSHUI

The guest greeted Mr. Nhon and said:

• I came to thank you for your wise advice ten years ago.

Adviser Nhon frowned and invited the guest to sit, but he seemed to have forgotten what happened years ago. The visitor took a seat and said:

• Dear Mr. Nhon, I'm Bay Tau, and I live in Sa Dec. I came here ten years ago to seek your advice on feng shui. My son was going to marry a girl from the same social class as mine. You came to look at the house and then told me not to marry into that unscrupulous family because they will go bankrupt and split up later. This would put me into trouble. It was difficult to stop them, but your prediction terrified me so much that I had to cancel the marriage.

It's true that their family was shattered, and the business died as well. While their parents were divorced, the children sued each other. In their family, there is no rhyme or reason anymore. Thank you for rescuing my family from that predicament.

The adviser nodded his head, as if he remembered.

Mr. Bay Tau inquired:

• How did the family's feng shui break so badly that it ended horribly?

The adviser smiled and said:

• Feng shui is only for displaying people's minds. What people think is what appears in their choice of property, like houses. I can understand their owners' thoughts just by looking at their houses. Because I can identify their minds, I can predict their karma. And because I recognize their karma, I can predict their fate. That's all.

Mr. Bay Tau did not appear to understand and inquired further: - Master Nhon, how do you know the homeowner's mind when looking at a house? Master Nhon smiled and added, - These are also just guesses, not exact formulas like math. For example, at your ex family-in-law's house, the countryside is so vast that the house encroaches on the roadside without regard for pedestrians. Every time someone passes by the house and has to go down the road, they are at risk of being hit by a car. That's enough for us to know that their hearts are narrow, selfish, and cruel, and they cannot help their children and grandchildren better.

If you look at the living room in a house and see if it's large or not, you can judge its owner to be hospitable or not. That's enough for us to figure out what they're thinking.

If a bathroom in a house is dirty, it shows that the owner only refines the appearance and does not have a good heart.

Or a rich man with a big house and tall gates means he is afraid of thieves and is also cold to his neighbors. Such a heart is also worrisome.

You can know a lot, and I'll have to write a few books to pass on my knowledge to my trainees.

Mr. Bay Tau inquired, hesitantly:

• Sir, I've heard that feng shui is complicated and based on direction, terrain, and people's ages. Is this correct?

Mr. Nhon responded:

• I used to learn feng shui the old way, just like you. However, it did not work for me. I tried something called "feng-shui of the mind" and it worked. Since then, I've predicted everything correctly, whether you believe it or not.
• Yes, I do think you're right.

The root of astrology is based on feng shui, or watching proprietors' minds. Only if we can't predict people's minds by looking at their real estate should we think about predicting people's fates by looking at their directions, houses, or terrain. Fortune telling is the same; judging people's minds right is judging their destinies correctly.

The rule is that if you have a good heart, do good deeds, and treat people well, good luck will come your way. The fundamental key to success is to correct the mind for the better.

Written by:
Janna

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