EP04 Tian Men Shan

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EXCURSION HOMESTUDY SERIES™

SEASON 1: CHINA
EPISODE 4: LOCATING THE MERIDIAN SPOT IN TIANMEN SHAN
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LONGHU SHAN
} Episode 4 : Locating the Meridian Spot in Tianmen Shan
TIANMEN SHAN 天門山
Historical Background
As a major part of Longhu Shan National Geological and Natural Park, Tianmen Shan is known for its
exuberant natural beauty consisting of stretching hills, lush green flora, majestic falls and peaceful
environment. With the sunlight playfully peeking through thick foliage and cries of wild animals echoing
throughout, Tianmen Shan is truly a place for one to be close to the nature. Visitors are often there to
appreciate the wonders of the natural formation at its finest.
Tianmen Shan is known in Feng Shui as one of the mountain formations described in the ancient classics,
Nine Dragons Assembly 九龍集結. The other mountains in this category are Taishan 台山, Wujian Mountain
烏劍山, Lion Rock 獅子山, Chongtian Peak 沖天峰, Yingtian Mountain 應天山, Xihua Mountain 西華山, Turtle
Mountain 烏龜山 and Holy Well Hill 聖井山.
This beautiful natural park is also the home to many unique Feng Shui formations, many of which will be
explored in this part of the excursion.
Tianmen Shan
The entrance to Tianmen Shan.
Students making their way to the top.
A house in the nearby villages.
The hike takes students to places with a breath-taking view.
Internal Landform Analysis From Nearby the Entrance of Tianmen Shan

Water is present in the area; but, there is no Table Mountain nearby. Therefore, there is no form interlocking
the Water Mouth, which results in Water escaping from the area. This form is called “Clashing Prosperous
Formation”.
Looking inward, there is a very special formation consisting of one mountain (Nobleman Star) hidden
underneath a Wood Star Mountain, forming the Jade Hall Nobleman Star. Large formations such as this
will release its vein to a direction depending on where the Water flows.
Double Arrow Formation

雙薦
Jade Hall Nobleman Star 玉堂貴人
Jade Hall Nobleman Star and Double Arrow Formation
There is also another prosperous formation in the area: the Double Wood Star Mountains, known
collectively as Double Arrow Formation 雙薦. This form will exude its positive influences and create two
successful brothers or twin brothers in a family.
Internal Landform in Tianmen Shan Area
Exploring further into the Tianmen Shan area near the village, there is a Seated Greedy Wolf Star Formation
坐下貪狼 with left and right embraces, resembling the shape of an armchair. This form has clear protruding
and sunken areas, denoting the formation of a Meridian Spot.
Release of Vein
Seated Greedy Wolf
Looking outward from the same area, there is another special formation called the Golden Snake Comes
Out of Cave Formation 金蛇出洞. It is a rounded shape mountain, protruding outward and sunken in
certain areas. This unique formation acts as the Guardian of Water Mouth for this area.
Metal Guardian of Water Mouth
Golden Snake Comes out of Cave
Using Qi Men Dun Jia to Locate the Meridian Spot in the Area of
Tianmen Shan
This is the Qi Men Dun Jia Chart plotted on 11am on September 21, 2014, the day of the Excursion.
Qi Men Dun Jia Chart – 21 September 2014, 11:00
時 Hour 日 Day 月 Month 年 Year

天
壬乙癸甲
正日偏劫
干
印元印財
Stems
Heavenly
DR DM IR RW
Ren Yi Gui Jia
Yang Water Yin Wood Yin Water Yang Wood
生養絕生地
午未酉午支
Nourishing
Extinction
Growth
Growth
Branches
Earthly
Wu Wei You Wu
Horse Goat Rooster Horse
Yang Fire Yin Earth Yin Metal Yang Fire
丁 Ding
己
Ji
乙
Yi
己 Ji
丁
Ding
辛Xin
丁 Ding
己
Ji
藏干
Stems
Hidden
- Fire - Earth - Wood - Earth - Fire - Metal - Fire - Earth
食 EG 才 IW 比F 才 IW 食 EG 殺 7K 食 EG 才 IW
STRUCTURE: DAY : HOUR :
Yi Geng Ren Wu
YIN SEVEN Yin Wood Yang Metal Water Horse
(11am - 12.59pm)
SE Xun
4
WOOD S Li
9FIRE 2
EARTH Kun SW
Ding Peng Tian Yi Ren Di Ren Chong Xuan
Grass Heaven Ambassador Earth Destructor Tortoise
2
HS
Tian Xing Xing Ri
Jia Wang Shi Shi
DE
6 2 4
Geng
Xin Jing Bing Si Gui Jing

Scenery Death Fear
Ji Xin Fu Geng Xin Fu Hu

Heart Chief Assistant Tiger DE
E W
Zhen Dui
3 7
5 9
WOOD METAL
Ren Du Geng Wu Kai

Delusion Open
Wu Zhu She Gui Rui Yin Bing Ying He

Pillar Snake Grain Moon Hero Harmony
Geng
1
Qi She Xiu Die Quan Yue
Ge Jiao Zha Xue Yi Mu
Yi Shang
Harm
1 Ding Sheng
Life
3 Ji Xiu
Rest
8
NE 8
Gen EARTH N Kan WATER
1 6
METAL Qian NW
Lead Stem Ji HS DE
Horse Star Death & Emptiness
Envoy Open Door
Shen Monkey
Shen Monkey
Lead Star Heavenly Heart You Rooster
There are two methods to locate a Meridian Spot in a specific area:
1. Using a Qi Men Dun Jia Chart – and look for the location of Life Door where the Qi gathers
2. Traditional Method – follow the trail of the Water
With the help of a Qi Men Chart, we can look for specific components in a Chart to help us determine
the location of a Meridian Spot:
This tells us the location of where Qi in an area

The Life Door in the Kan 坎 (North) gathers. This could be the location where the
Palace Dragon vein is released.
Qi Gathering Direction: Northeast - North
The location of the Death Door indicates where

The Death Door in the Li 離 (South) the land is. Usually in Qi Men Feng Shui analysis,
Palace we use the location of the Death Door as an
indications of where the Meridian Spot is.
Possible Meridian Spot Location: Southwest – South
Release of Dragon Vein
Release of Dragon Vein
In the North direction, the vein of the Dragon passes through 3 different hills, indicating prosperous Qi and
blessing for 3 generations in a family. If the village taps into the main Qi of this area, the villagers would
have enjoyed prosperity and good luck for three generations. However, this village is not oriented to tap
into the main Qi from the vein, which is unfortunate.
The Water crosses the Golden Snake Comes Out of Cave Formation, which now serves as a Table
Mountain for this area.
We can find the ‘Clipper’ Meridian Spot in this mountain. The soil around the Meridian Spot is soft and
according to the classical text, it is likened to stepping on “the soft fatty tissues underneath a turtle’s
shell”. The area is also windless, but surprisingly not stuffy.
Meridian Spot.
How to Tap Into This Meridian Spot?
You can apply either Yin or Yang House method to tap into this Meridian Spot. This is a high to mid-level
Dragon, and the land is considered Fa Ping 化平. Therefore, you can use a “build-on-top” method to
directly tap into the Qi of the Meridian Spot.
However, tapping into this Meridian Spot can be tricky. If you tap slightly outside the area of the Meridian
Spot, there will be huge differences in the outcome, as per the ancient classical text below.
相差一条線
If there is a slight difference,
富贵永不见
Fortune will not be forthcoming.
Hence, you need to be highly precise when it comes to tapping on to the right spot.
Special Formation
Pushing the Cart Formation
There are six Heavenly Bright Stars 天罡星 in the area, all in good shape and appear repeatedly.
This type of mountain formations is part Earth and mostly Metal element. From the opposite side,
the Pushing the Cart Formations pushes the wealth to the other area. There are layers of embraces
protecting and collecting the Qi.
This is regarded as an Indirect Wealth formation. This is a very auspicious formation and it is capable of
producing wealthy people and investment tycoons.
The verse to describe this formation:
雙疊天罡形亦好，
The Double Heavenly Bright Star is very prosperous,
推車來進寶；
Pushing cart, ushering in wealth,
巒巒尚主進橫財，
The blessing of indirect wealth into this area.
富貴始終來
Prosperity will arrive eventually.
Embrace Embrace
Embrace
Curving Bright Hall
Pushing the Cart Formations .
Aerial view of the Pushing the Cart Formations .
You Have Finished This Episode, Now What?
At the end of this Episode, you will learn:
• The Meridian Spot only exists in area with both Water and
Table Mountain present
• The Life Door and the Death Door are two components that
can be used to determine the location of Meridian Spot
using Qi Men Dun Jia Chart
• The different ways to tap into a Meridian Spot
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} Episode 4 : Locating the Meridian Spot in Tianmen Shan

TIANMEN SHAN 天門山

The entrance to Tianmen Shan.

Students making their way to the top.

A house in the nearby villages.

The hike takes students to places with a breath-taking view.

Internal Landform Analysis From Nearby the Entrance of Tianmen Shan

Double Arrow Formation

Jade Hall Nobleman Star and Double Arrow Formation

Internal Landform in Tianmen Shan Area

Seated Greedy Wolf

Metal Guardian of Water Mouth

Golden Snake Comes out of Cave

Qi Men Dun Jia Chart – 21 September 2014, 11:00

時 Hour 日 Day 月 Month 年 Year

STRUCTURE: DAY : HOUR :

Xin Jing Bing Si Gui Jing

Ji Xin Fu Geng Xin Fu Hu

Ren Du Geng Wu Kai

Wu Zhu She Gui Rui Yin Bing Ying He

There are two methods to locate a Meridian Spot in a specific area:

2. Traditional Method – follow the trail of the Water

This tells us the location of where Qi in an area

The location of the Death Door indicates where

Release of Dragon Vein

Release of Dragon Vein

How to Tap Into This Meridian Spot?

Pushing the Cart Formation

The verse to describe this formation:

Curving Bright Hall

Pushing the Cart Formations .

Aerial view of the Pushing the Cart Formations .

You Have Finished This Episode, Now What?

At the end of this Episode, you will learn:

Continue your virtual journey of Joey Yap’s Excursion Homestudy

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