In the wisdom of China's ancient ecological environment, there is such a rule: "Clean, clean, refined, latent, and Lu is among them."
That is to say, the more useless things accumulated in the environment (regardless of old and new, regardless of value), which are not cleaned up or cleaned up for a long time, is one of the important sources of resentment, and the body will also have diseases after a long time. This shows how important it is to keep the environment clean!
Shao Yong said here: In the living environment, those places that are visible and invisible are spotless, and this environment will inevitably produce talents. Shao Yong emphasized the wisdom of eliminating luck, which has influenced countless people since the Song Dynasty.
In the Song Dynasty, Huang Tingjian, who was as famous as Su Dongpo, was not only good at calligraphy, but also brilliant and praised by the world. His mother put special emphasis on every corner of the environment, and everything used should be clean, which is the evidence of Shao Yong's saying that "a quiet door is bound to make a talented person".
Knowledge expansion
Passing by the door of a family, you can know the fortune (good or bad) of this family. Does it look amazing at first glance? Actually, you can, too! And you don't need any divination skills. The premise is to have the ability to see things through their signs and appearances.
Laozi's Tao Te Ching says: "Man should follow the laws of the earth, the earth should follow the laws of heaven, and the laws of heaven should follow the laws of nature". First of all, people's luck should conform to the laws of the earth. Luck is closely related to the environment, and it has long been known that they have this right! The longer you stay in a place, the more you can feel the influence of geographical potential energy on your fortune. Shao Yong, one of the great scholars in the Northern Song Dynasty, wrote the book "Ge Xuan in the Cave of Observing Things", which showed his skill of observing things in a subtle way and applied it to people's daily life.
Songs are very easy to read and use. "Everything is related and things correspond", which is the summary of Shao Yong's long-term observation. There must be corresponding reasons for entering other people's homes and encountering corresponding scenes in songs. There are many places to remind us and even teach us to make fundamental improvements in order to turn disasters into joy.