 BUTCHER'S GUILD GRAVEFollow up from the landform mandala Qi map, we were informed that this grave belongs to the clan of the butchers' guild. We believed that My72dragon may write a blog on its history, origins and the rationales behind such a clan's grave, while we investigate if indeed was dotted by a YangGong GuangXi FengShui master.  THE GREATER EXTERNALThis tomb sits Chen 辰 faces Xu 戌. From the Qi map matching Googlemaps information, it reveals that the grave is receiving the incoming dragon at Gen 艮 known as the Ulu Kelang vein, branching off from the main range of the Titiwangsa going southeast Xun 巽. The landform is boundary by the two main rivers namely the Klang River and the Kerayong River exiting extinction at KunShen 坤申. This formation fits wood frame.  PRECEDENT STUDY - LIUJIANGDONG MASTERPIECE 劉江東墓 There has been news about an ancient grave believed to have been anointed by the late great grandmaster LiuJiangDong 劉江東, the third generation of GuangXi GanZhou YangGong master, dotting the internet. A current visit by a young HongKong master revealed the followings: - 1. The stele recorded that it sits Chen 辰 (Xun) face Xu 戌 (Qian) nurture. 2. Conforms to Yin wood frame with water receiving from the ascending and exiting extinction KunShen 坤申. 3. The grave is sitting onto a steep vein with surprisingly mediocre landforms. However, measuring with the LuoPan revealed that the recorded information has been grossly deviated due to: - 1. The fact that the tomb has been destroyed during the Cultural Revolution and it has been duly reconstructed by the descendants of Liu with renewed measurements. 2. That the inscription within may have been the alignment of the "golden casket" buried within. No one can verify this. 3. JiSi Jewel Line is too far off from the formation. Thus remain theoretical only... CONCLUSIONIn summary, we believed that this entire tomb of LiuJiangDong may have been made up to at least showcased that this great masterpiece of the great grand master is still available to be seen and measured. Judging from the inscription of the stale, the stylistic of the inscription and the mediocre land forms, it is a far cry from the real work of an ancient grand master.
However, the Butcher's Guild grave, although may have the same FengShui structure as the perceived LiuJiangDong's grave, the significant point is that it may also well be a masterpiece of a YangGong GuangXi practitioner. However, to our disappointment it sits Minor DE - 小空亡!
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 LANDFORM MANDALA 峦头图Landform mandala has been a traditional way, Earth Study master document their observation. They may not have Googlemaps at their time, but they may have a mind mapping ability to view landform in a fisheye perspective, resulting in a diagram of landform liked a mandala. This technique wasn't that popular until the Ming and the Qing dynasties period. Most earth study manual from that time may be accompanied with these forms of mandala. One for instances are the documentation of the late grandmaster Jiang DaHung's grave. Unfortunately, they are superfluous with inaccurate or sometimes false information. So, verifying the authenticity of such landform mandala could be challenging. MORPHOLOGY The Xue usually take the center stage of a mandala. It usually is represented by a symbol of a grave or a house. The rear may take the parent mountains, linking all the way to the immediate and distance ancestral mountains that formed an arch seaming the left and right embraces liked a hungry scorpion guarding its food, with a major claw as the table mountain and further the rising mountains flanked by the officer seal and military shimmering stars. Collectively, these mountains are liked pearls stringed together in a loop within loops as in a fish eye perspective of a distorted 360 degree view points.  SYNTAX Reading the landform mandala is an art of reading Qi map. It usually only shows the solid, while the voids are Qi flow that only a genuine practitioner knows how to discern. From this point, the master would know where Qi comes, where Qi goes and what frame suited most for the particular Xue. The way of deciphering is usually left as oral transmission for indoor disciples only. SLIM MYBLOG VERSION SlimMyblog has been instrumental to showcase that he has found a treasure trove comprising a white broken marble slab etched with a landform mandala, that usually were found in imperial tombs. The etching is visible upon rubbing against charcoal or carbon powder. The etched mandala surfaced as a Qi map of the ancestral clan grave, located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.  DRAGON WELL OR SPIRAL CITY 罗城Kuala Lumpur or KL is also known as Klang Valley due to the fact that it is a void surrounded by rings of mountains and hills, with its major water mouth located at the western side, known as the Klang Gate. Unlike major cities of Bangkok or Paris that is relatively flatland dragon, KL is in a well surrounded by the walls of mountains. This special formation warrants a special name called - the dragon well or spiral city.  INVESTIGATION OF SLIMMYBLOG VERSION Matching against the natural surrounding, this landform mandala of the ancestral clan grave gave quite an accurate representation of its surrounding dragon well or spiral city formation. True to its skill, the master has dutifully mapped all the iconic landmark mountains. To the rear, the shapes of the ancestral mountains from water shaped to earth shaped are truly represented. To the western side, some water shaped broken mountains of Bukit Gambut was also present. While the front table mountain and rising mountain were also noted diligently, it somehow did not record the existing of the Klang River cutting across. The tall pillar slab is nowhere to be found in Goolgemaps but was believed to be a representation of another major grave. The surrounding landform may have been changed due to the rapid development of the dragon well with high rises, this very landform mandala is a good reflection of landform of the day, to enable later generation to gauge which generation within the clans may prosper.  CONMASTER OF BOLEHLAND MISCONCEPTIONThe charlatan con master in an attempt to belittle his grandmaster the late Li DingXin, had his motive backfired and it is related to Dragon Well or Spiral City. 水口指的是穴前明堂罗城内群龙聚会的随龙水和朝应水是总出水口。 Water Mouth points (determine) toward the Xue (meridian), fronting MingTang (Bright Hall), LuoCheng (spiral city) within gathered Dragon (range) and meet, subsequently Dragon Water (Incoming Water) meets ZhaoYing water (Outgoing Water) is considered the point of water mouth exit. The point of contention is, the understanding of Bright Hall and Spiral City had never been disclosed. The most fundamental teaching of Xue seating, 明堂水宁阳阴 bright hall determines YinYang and the embrace methods, three most fundamental teaching of YangGong has never been disclosed! How such can be considered the bearer of YangGong lineage? Specifically the late grandmaster Li DingXin has specifically pointed out, Bright Hall and Spiral City are entirely different matter. Only the uninitiated would lump these together. Such cannot be construed as Bright Hall comprising within the Spiral City and Bright Hall in front of the Xue are the same. That is the reason why so many of the supposing student of YangGong learnt the fake art of YangGong Old Method and as we found out, do not know how to perform even a simple audit of YinYang Zhai (house and grave). Picture Credit - www.facebook.com/slim.myblog
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