摘要-易經數理應用於堪輿消砂避煞之研究

 

關鍵字：易經、巒頭、理氣、水法、消砂、避煞、分析、選址定向

 

本論文引述中國最神聖寶典「經中之王」的易經；以及堪輿玄學綜合儒、道、釋三教聖人之「性理心法」；諸子百家無上的智慧與經驗真理。對於人生休咎更深入微的體認，探究天地萬殊玄奥之真諦。本論文之動機與目的乃振興中華固有文化，發揚博大精深宇宙造化之德，闡揚古聖先賢觀天輿地之法。但願藉由周易、卦爻、卦象、數理所顯示精蘊來體悟地理風水的問題。

 

尤其華夏文化數千來所累積浩繁之哲理體系；以及古代傳統立國建都、府、城選定鎮、鄉景觀佈局、陰陽二宅之建造方面都重視風水理論，亦有對風水的模糊與質疑。本論文乃透過文獻資料求證，現代科學印證及相關訊息一一剖析，加以釐清「解除」過去對地理風水模糊之概念，而脫胎換骨化為學術性，結合現代建築學理論及實務運作，作為堪輿學「術科」之用。

 

本研究方法以周易、爻辭、彖辭、象辭、繫辭、文言及巒頭、理氣、景觀、陰陽宅、三合、九星、玄龍經、龍門八局以至玄空六法秘旨……等，各家精湛極微學理之原則，來界定並且思考以作為文獻探討，而漸階進行有相關文獻中資料之論述，及實地勘察考證，實際驗證作為及研究配套合宜，系統操作的方向，以整理文獻，並集古人無上大智慧與經驗去蕪存菁，推陳出新，透過文獻資料深度分析，歸納論文研究依據。並整理一套完整合乎邏輯「易經數理堪輿」，制定現代科學與風水學術規範，體用合一而可登堂入室之妙旨。

 

本文將易經、數理、龍、砂、穴、水，陰陽宅理氣……等法及古典文獻再作重複比對，配合自然變化的法則，人文科學證實，引經據典，揭開神秘的面紗。其內容口訣、公式、條例、圖解，精簡明確，建立正確的理念活潑運用，更上一層超越以達窮理盡性。使易經五術正法脈脈薪火相傳，以繼古先聖之絕學，不分種族宗教派別，共同為真理而努力，方能千秋萬世。本論文寫作為相當艱辛，是故做為個人藏諸名山之寶典，推論吉凶休咎指南，爾後以供有志於斯道者研究參考。

 

Summary

 

This dissertation quotes not only from I-Ching, Chinese most divine classics, also from the metaphysics of Geomancy, the supreme wisdom and experiences of various schools and exponents, and the idea “Personal Insight” from Confucian, Taoist, and Buddhist sages. We hope people may have a deeper awareness of life’s rise and fall and probe into the mysterious truth existing in the universe. The intension and goal of this dissertation is to revive Chinese traditional culture, to promote the extensive and profound virtue of the Universe’s Creation, and to propagate the past sages’ Principles of Geomancy as well. Hopefully, people could notice the issue of Feng Shui through I-Ching, signs of diagrams, and mathematics and science.

 

In founding a capital, locating principal cities, landscaping, and constructing both Yin Zhai and Yang Zhai( Houses and Graves) and especially in the system of the metaphysics of Geomancy during the past thousands of years in China, theories of Feng Shui have been seriously taken. Nevertheless, there was still vagueness and doubt about Feng Shui then. This dissertation is to clarify the unclear concepts of Feng Hsui by providing a large number of data, documentation, and proof certified by modern science, and by analyzing relevant information. Combined with theories and practice of modern architecture, these concepts are transformed into this academic research, which may be regarded as “the Skill of Geomancy”.

 

This research follows the principles of the profound theories from various schools, such as I-Ching, Yao Tzu, Hsiang Tzu, His Tzu, Wen Yen, Luan Tou, Li Qi, Landscape, House and Grave, San Ho, Chiu Hsing, Hsuan Lung Ching, Lung Men Ba Chu, and Hsun Kung Liu Fa, etc. And the purpose is to offer an appropriate definition and idea about Feng Shui, and to probe into the documentation and gradually discourse upon the relevant information. Field survey and studies are also done to make the research integral. This research is oriented toward organizing documentation, assembling supreme wisdom and experiences left by the antiquity, finding new ways of doing things from old theories, analyzing documentation in depth, and generalizing a basis for the research itself. Moreover, we expect to compile a complete and logical version of “I Ching and Principles of Geomancy”, set a good example for modern science and Feng Shui, and combine principles and applications to get to the core of the Geomancy.

 

The theories of I Ching, modern science, mountains, Place, hill, water, House and Grave and Li Qi, classics and documentation are repeatedly cross-checked in this dissertation, with nature rules applied and classics cited, to unveil the mystery of Feng Shui proved by human science. The content, chant, pithy formula, examples, and diagrams in this dissertation are so brief and clear as to build up correct ideas and make good use of these ideas. Yet, it is only by passing down I Ching and the Five Arts from one generation to another and dedicating to truth pursuing, with no racial or religious discrimination, that it could be eternal and everlasting. Composing this dissertation being a difficult task, it is used as a personal treasured book , a guidebook for inferring good or bad luck, and a reference for the other devoted researchers hereafter.