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    The document discusses various shapes and features that can be seen in landscapes and their associated meanings according to fengshui principles. It describes symbols like oxen, phoenixes, flying serpents, turtles, and their meanings. It also discusses how the relationship between contours and features can be auspicious if they conform to each other and inauspicious if they clash.

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    The document discusses various shapes and features that can be seen in landscapes and their associated meanings according to fengshui principles. It describes symbols like oxen, phoenixes, flying serpents, turtles, and their meanings. It also discusses how the relationship between contours and features can be auspicious if they conform to each other and inauspicious if they clash.

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    be execution and usurpation.

    11. If features resemble a drawn dagger, yield to


    misfortune and flee from disaster.

    C. Other Shapes

    1. Oxen recline and horses gallop.

    2. Phoenixes dance and soar.

    3. The flying serpent coils and winds.

    4. The turtle, crocodile, tortoise and terrapin are


    distinguished by their use of water.

    5. The ox is wealth, the phoenix noble.

    6. The flying serpent is misfortune and danger.

    7. Types of terrain that are active and unsettled are


    all unsuitable for burial.

    8. When the four bearings are unfathomable they all


    should be shunned, according to the laws of
    fengshui.

    D. The Relation between Contours and Features

    1. Contours and features that conform to each other


    are auspicious.

    2. Contours and features that clash are inauspicious.

    3. If the contour is inauspicious, and the feature


    auspicious, there is hope for one happiness in a
    hundred.

    4. If the contour is auspicious, and the features


    inauspicious, misfortune pauses not for the morrow.

    X. Reading Direction

    A. The Eight Dragons

    1. The Classic says: The earth has Four Aspects; qi

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