最近有很多人找我学习风水，但由于时间不允许，而且准备工作耗时较长，加上人手不足，因此我写了这篇文章，希望有兴趣学习风水的人务必仔细阅读并理解。
什么是一命二运三风水四积德五读书？
今天，我们来讨论一下人生的道路该如何走。古人常说：“一命，二运，三风水，四积德，五读书。”古人认为，影响我们一生的，首先是命，其次是运，接下来是风水，然后是积德和读书。那这句话到底是什么意思呢？
“命”排在第一位，因为命是最重要的。那么，什么是命呢？命是所谓的先天。你的命如何是已经注定的，不由你选择。为什么这么说呢？如果你出生在富裕家庭，你的命当然会比出生在贫困家庭好得多。从命理的角度来看，你出生在什么家庭，以及你出生的时间，都是无法选择的。因此，我现在已经拒绝帮助人们选择孩子的出生日期和时间，因为那是由上天注定的。根据我的经验，即便指定了一个时间，婴儿往往会在我指定的时间之前出生，因为那不是婴儿应该来到这个世界的时间。
从命理的角度来看，所谓的八字，就是由出生的年月日时形成的四柱，由天干地支构成，这就是命，命为先天。科学家已经证明，基因遗传对一个人非常重要。一个遗传了父母优良基因的孩子，基本条件会比较好。例如，如果父母高大、英俊、美丽，孩子很大可能性也是如此。如果父母聪慧，他们的孩子中也会有几个出类拔萃的。科学家也证明了基因遗传对癌症细胞的研究有很大帮助。如果一个家族有癌症细胞遗传，下一代可能也会遗传癌症细胞。有些人天生就是残疾，这就是命，不由你控制，这就是所谓的先天条件。
俗话说“三岁定终身”，以我个人的经验来看，最准确的方式是通过一个人的本命来了解他的性格。而一个人的性格能够决定他一生的道路。一个坚强的人，无论遇到什么困难，都不会轻易放弃，坚持到底。一个本命为戊阳土的人往往是一个坚强的领袖，他像石头一样，领导作战，永不退缩。如果你把大石头丢在水里，不管水有多大，大石头还是屹立不倒。邓小平就是一个典型的戊阳土，他一生经历了三起三落，但始终屹立不倒。而一般来说，阴命者会比较柔和，喜欢在幕后工作，不喜欢领导作战。这就是所谓的命。现在你知道为什么“命”排在第一了吧？
排在第二的是“运”。我们常常把“命运”合在一起说。而在命理的角度，命是命，运是运。运是后天条件，也就是你的人生道路如何发展。每个人都有十年大运，也可以算到流年运，甚至可以算到每天的运气好坏。要怎么算呢？基本上是看你那个时候所需要的五行（金木水火土）是否出现。如果你需要的五行，也就是“用神”出现了，而且没有冲克，那就是说你在走好运。相反，如果没有出现或被冲克，那就是走坏运。因此，你常听到人们说“命不能改，运可以改”。
一般来说，一个人在走完一个十年大运，进入另一个大运时，会有所转变。走完一个十年大运就像一辆火车到达一个车站，需要停下来，然后继续前往下一个车站。火车开始行走时会有些卡顿，需要克服轨道的摩擦力，火车的动力必须强于摩擦力，才能顺利前行。因此，一个人在结束一个十年大运，进入下一个十年大运时，会感觉到有些不适应，这是正常现象。
风水流派众多，五花八门。我所应用的是玄空飞星的理论。风水基本上是古人根据他们的智慧，了解天文地理对人的磁场影响。‘天文’基本上指的是天上的太阳、月亮和金木水火土星（被称为七曜）对人的影响。而地理是我们所居住的环境对我们的影响。因此，我常说《通胜》可以准确预测日食和月食的发生，因为这是古人研究‘天文’得出的结论。由于太阳系的阴阳磁场互相平衡，形成了所有行星在轨道上的自转和公转规律。地球绕太阳一圈是365又1/4天，九大行星里最大的木星绕太阳一圈是12年，因为它最大，所以它的磁场影响我们最多，因此有了十二生肖，这也是大自然的物理科学。‘天文’是风水的一部分，是古人了解了‘天文’对人的影响。
风水中的‘地理’其实是由峦头和理气组成。峦头分为外峦头和内峦头，即我们所居住地方的外部和内部。峦头是风水地理的‘阳’的部分，因为峦头是我们肉眼可见的东西。外峦头指的是家居外部的环境，比如外面的山和水；内峦头指的是家里的布局，比如厨房里的灶台摆放是否水火相冲。理气是风水地理的‘阴’的部分，是我们肉眼看不见的‘气’或‘磁场’的研究。我们可以通过玄空飞星的理论来了解它。例如，现在是九运，九运是火运，在后天八卦中九在南方。因此，与火有关的行业将会很红火，例如人工智能、电动汽车、手机应用程序和太阳能行业都在快速发展。在亚洲南方的国家，如新加坡、印度、印尼也在快速发展。
在古人的智慧里，影响一个人道路的第四位是积德。善有善报，恶有恶报，这与佛教的“业报”相似。我们要说好话，做好事，存好心。
大家可以读读《了凡四训》来了解，即使命运不好，通过行善积德也可以改变命运。 所谓的舍得，舍得，要有舍才有得, 就是说必须要先有所舍弃，才能有所获得。
排在第五的是读书。这一点在以前的封建社会尤为重要。一个人通过读书，如果能够金榜题名，就能当官，从而改变命运。古时候将人分为四种职业：“士、农、工、商”。读书人的地位最高，但读书人要得到社会地位，必须通过考试，考中才能成为士。成为士就能当官，当了官就能荣华富贵，所谓“十年寒窗无人问，一朝成名天下知”。现在也是如此，一个人通过努力考取好学位，才能获得理想的职业。
这个世界进步神速，我们不能停止学习。比如现在我们必须学习人工智能，才能跟上世界的变化。所以，人必须不断学习进步。不要以为自己很厉害，可以停止学习，否则很快会被这个世界淘汰。
后来，随着传播，人们在后面又加上了“六名，七相，八敬神，九交贵人，十养生，十一择业与择偶，十二趋吉避凶，十三遇苦无怨，十四不固执善恶，十五荣光因缘来”等，但影响我们最多的还是前五个：一命二运三风水四积德五读书。
Recently, many people have asked me to teach them feng shui. However, due to time constraints, the lengthy preparation required, and a lack of manpower, I have written this article in hopes that those who wish to learn how to interpret feng shui will read it thoroughly and understand it.
**What is the Concept of "One Fate, Two Luck, Three Feng Shui, Four Accumulation of Virtue, Five Study"?**
Today, let's discuss how to navigate the path of life. The ancients often said: "One fate, two luck, three feng shui, four accumulation of virtue, five study." They believed that the primary influence on our lives is fate, followed by luck, then feng shui, accumulation of virtue, and study. But what does this mean?
**Fate**
Fate is ranked first because it is
the most important. So, what is fate? Fate refers to the inherent or
predetermined aspects of life. Your fate is predetermined and beyond your
control. For example, if you are born into a wealthy family, your fate will
naturally be better than someone born into a poor family. From a fate
perspective, you cannot choose the family or the exact time of your birth. Therefore,
I no longer assist people in choosing birth dates and times for their children,
as this is determined by a HEAVEN. Based on my experience, even if I specify a
time for a birth, the baby often arrives earlier than the specified time,
indicating that the specified time was not the destined time for that baby's
arrival.
There is a saying, "A
three-year-old's fate is set for life." From my personal experience, the
most accurate way to understand a person's life path is through their inherent
characteristics. A person's character determines their life's path. A
strong-willed person will persist through difficulties. A person with the fate
of Wu Yang Earth (戊阳土) is often a strong leader, steadfast
like a rock, unyielding in the face of challenges. Deng Xiaoping is a prime
example of a Wu Yang Earth person—he endured multiple political
setbacks but remained resilient. Conversely, those with Yin fate tend to be
more gentle, preferring to work behind the scenes and avoid leadership roles.
This is fate. Now you understand why fate is ranked first.
**Luck**
Luck is second. We often combine
"fate" and "luck" in conversation, but in fate analysis,
they are distinct. Luck refers to the conditions you encounter throughout life.
Everyone has ten-year luck cycles, and these can be broken down further into
annual and even daily luck. How is luck determined? It depends on whether the
elements you need (metal, wood, water, fire, earth) are present. If the
elements you need, known as "useful gods" (用神), are
present without conflict, you are experiencing good luck. Otherwise, you are
experiencing bad luck. This is why people say fate cannot be changed, but luck
can.
Typically, when a person transitions
from one ten-year luck cycle to another, they experience changes, much like a
train arriving at a station before continuing to the next. This transition can
feel uncomfortable, akin to a train overcoming initial friction before moving
smoothly. Thus, it is normal to feel uneasy when entering a new ten-year luck
cycle.
**Feng Shui**
Third is feng shui. If both your fate
and luck are favorable, feng shui can help you achieve even greater success.
Feng shui can assist you in reaching new heights. However, if your luck is unfavorable,
you need to rely on feng shui to adjust your life path.
The saying "One fate, two luck,
three feng shui" emphasizes that when studying residential feng shui, one
must first study the owner's fate and luck, or their Bazi. Many people believe
that water symbolizes wealth and place flowing water features throughout their
homes, which is incorrect. If the owner's Bazi has an excess of water, adding
more will only cause harm. Therefore, it is essential to understand the owner's
fate before applying feng shui principles.
Feng shui has many schools of
thought, but I use the principles of Xuan Kong Flying Stars. Feng shui
essentially involves understanding how astronomy and geography affect human
magnetic fields. 'Astronomy' refers to the influence of celestial bodies like
the sun, moon, and planets (known as the Seven Luminaries) on people. Geography
concerns the impact of our living environment. For example, ancient wisdom in
the Tongsheng calendar accurately predicts solar and lunar eclipses because it
is based on astronomical studies. The balance of yin and yang magnetic fields
in the solar system creates predictable planetary rotations and revolutions.
Earth orbits the sun in approximately 365.25 days, while Jupiter, the largest
planet, takes 12 years. Its strong magnetic field significantly affects us,
giving rise to the twelve zodiac signs—a concept rooted in natural physical
science. 'Astronomy' is an integral part of feng shui, reflecting how celestial
influences impact humans.
In feng shui, 'geography' comprises
landforms (Luan Tou) and energies (Li Qi). Luan Tou is the visible part of feng
shui, including external and internal landforms. External landforms refer to
natural features like mountains and rivers, while internal landforms involve
home layouts, such as kitchen stove placements that should avoid conflicts
between water and fire elements. Li Qi is the invisible part, focusing on 'qi'
or magnetic fields, understood through Xuan Kong Flying Stars theory. For
instance, we are currently in the Ninth Luck (Period 9), which is associated
with fire in the postnatal bagua. Industries related to fire, such as AI,
electric vehicles, and solar energy, are thriving. Southern Asian countries
like Singapore, India, and Indonesia are also rapidly developing.
**Accumulation of Virtue**
The fourth influence on a person's
life path is the accumulation of virtue, embodying the idea that good deeds are
rewarded and evil deeds are punished, similar to the Buddhist concept of karma.
We should speak kindly, do good deeds, and have good intentions.
Reading "Liao-Fan's Four Lessons"
can help you understand that even if your fate is unfavorable, you can change
it through virtuous actions. The concept of "sacrifice and gain" means that you must give something up in order to gain something in return.
**Study**
The fifth influence is study. In
ancient feudal society, a person could change their fate by passing imperial
examinations and becoming an official. Ancient society categorized people into
four professions: scholars, farmers, artisans, and merchants. Scholars held the
highest status, but they had to pass exams to gain social standing. Becoming a
scholar meant becoming an official, leading to wealth and honor, encapsulated
in the saying, "Ten years of hard study unknown, one day fame spreads far
and wide." Today, similarly, a person can achieve their career goals
through academic success.
In our rapidly advancing world,
continuous learning is crucial. For instance, we must now learn about
artificial intelligence to keep up with global changes. Therefore, one must
never stop learning and progressing. Thinking you are already skilled enough to
stop learning will quickly render you obsolete in this ever-evolving world.
Later, as the saying spread, people
added more elements, such as "six fame, seven appearance, eight worship,
nine influential connections, ten health, eleven career and marriage choices,
twelve seeking fortune and avoiding misfortune, thirteen enduring hardships
without complaints, fourteen avoiding rigid good-evil judgments, fifteen
destiny and opportunities," and so on. However, the most influential are
still the first five: fate, luck, feng shui, accumulation of virtue, and study.
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