Effects of Shengji

        Some people, whose family members suffer from long-term illness or cancer, go to a good mountain and river location (good geomantic feng shui) to create Shengji and pray for extended life; some people who encounter career obstacles use Shengji to change their fortune. This ancient Shengji method has existed since ancient times, and its mystery and efficacy have been proven, which is why it has been passed down through the ages. Some people effortlessly enjoy family wealth and harmony, while others work hard yet live in family strife and poverty. The world has thousands of methods, but choosing the right geomancer is very important.

        People with serious illnesses undergo treatment in hospitals, but is it to recover fully or merely to prolong life signs? During the treatment process, it’s essential to harmonize yin and yang, handing the yang aspect of the body to doctors and the yin aspect of the soul to a skilled master. Creating a Shengji may offer a slim chance of survival!

        The quality of Shengji is crucial. Humans have three souls and seven spirits, and high spiritual energy. Therefore, Shengji can combine with the dragon's lair energy, buried underground, to transfer the earth's spirit to the person's body, granting them a good magnetic field, health, wealth, longevity, and step-by-step promotions. If one can purchase true dragon-lair land, that’s ideal, but all great geomantic locations are guarded by land gods and mountain gods. Those who acquire such land are truly fortunate.

Why Create Shengji or Plant Shengji?

        Shengji originated during the Tang Dynasty. Historical records mention Yao Chong building a longevity tomb on Wan'an Mountain for himself, and Zhang Liang also built a longevity tomb and achieved enlightenment. Feng Shui masters like Yang Yunsong and Zeng Wending also created Shengji for themselves, nurtured by geographical energy. It’s said that Master Yang lived to 168 years, and Master Zeng lived to 264 years. From the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties to modern times in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, and mainland China, many continue to use this ancient Feng Shui method to bless themselves.

        Throughout history, many wealthy and influential people have used geographic energy and Feng Shui to enhance their fortune, benefiting themselves and their families. Whether it's through ancestral tomb Feng Shui, the design of residential landscapes, placements, and orientations, or the deeper creation of Shengji, it is always done following a Feng Shui master’s instructions. Today, even large enterprises and companies hire geomancers and fortune tellers to plan their factories and offices, hoping to achieve business success through geographic energy.

What Are the Keys to Successfully Creating Shengji?

        The keys to creating successful Shengji are twofold: First, choose a prime geographic location by having a professional geomancer search for a true dragon's lair where wind is stored and energy gathers. Only by locating such a site can Shengji be built, allowing the resonance of the relevant person to receive the energy from the heavens and earth. If the site is not a dragon's lair, everything will be in vain. Second, use the correct ritual to communicate with nature, pray for blessings, and connect the person to the magnetic fields of heaven and earth to receive natural energy.

Who Is Suitable for Planting Shengji?

        Anyone who feels their spiritual energy is weak, suffers from illness, encounters career obstacles, is burdened by debt, faces promotion difficulties, or has poor fortune and wants to improve their luck, plant blessings for longevity, attract wealth, or eliminate disasters can approach Shengji with an open mind to explore its benefits. Exploring various fortune-enhancing methods is always useful.