Training geomancy:geomancy practice

Geomancy practice

I will give lessons in practice geomancy which is the first level in geomancy, and I think every master in this art has its own style, and in this part we treat general rules of geomancy, the areas it touches, and its applications.
First lesson:

 Geomantic Figures

The basis of geomancy is the point.

There is a connection between the point and the four elements

of nature, which are fire, air, land and water. The fire is

lighter than air is lighter than water which is lighter than the

earth.

We can make this comparison with a classification of the

four elements as shown in the following diagram:

                                          -Fire

                                          -Air

                                          -Water

                                          -Land

This representation into four floors of the four elements of

nature will be adopted in geomancy.

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Note: We call the first stage (the fire) the head, the second

floor (air) chest, third floor (the water) the belly, the fourth

floor (ground) foot.

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Always that which is light is carried by what is

heavy and this is what is seen in the previous diagram.

The four elements interact with each other, so one can find the

fire in the air or water or land and water can be found in the

air or land, etc............ 

Remember this interaction is the basis of the sixteen figures of

geomancy. How so?

Well, remember that geomancy is based on point and if we

give the interaction and the previous classification of the

four elements of nature and considering that each of the

four elements is represented by a point, then the previous

classification can be outlined as follows:

or

Fire------------------------------> .

Air------------------------------->.

Water------------------------------>.

Land-------------------------------->.
The interaction of four elements will be translated into

geomancy by coupling these elements, and that means the

vicinity of a point representing an element from another point of another element, and before describing this coupling, is note well that, two neighboring points are represented by a bar, andnow here is a illustration.

-The fire is in the fire : 

-The fire is in the air : 

- The fire is in the water :

- The fire is in the land :

- The fire is in the fire and water :

And so on, and making all possible combinations we obtain

sixteen geomantic figures.