Feng shui is a study in which various life groups recognize the existence of life that is constantly converged and scattered in time and space. In studying the ancient temple of Oersa feng shui, the background of the subject is to analyze the location...
Feng shui is a study in which various life groups recognize the existence of life that is constantly converged and scattered in time and space. In studying the ancient temple of Oersa feng shui, the background of the subject is to analyze the location change and its antiquity following the introduction of Buddhism based on the theory of energy fields. The purpose of studying is to analyze cultural changes based on the location of the temple, and to recognize its function and role.
I tried to to find out the cause of Oersa applying various theories and feng shui principles with data such as literature, maps, field trips/ field survey, photos, and oral materials. I intend to present reasonable direction for the modern function and longevity of the temple by studying the art field theory based on geographical and geographical features. The principle of " positive and negative " is also known as " Geumsaengsu. "
A topography where the spirit of fire is strong in the spirit of Mt. Unjesan in feng shui myth, which values shape or form. They used heavy bells to control the energy of the fire. It is said to have been held down/ by a heavy bell to counter the energy of the fire. The area is said to have had severe drought and frequent fires, as the fire was so intense. Finally, in 1965, they built a dam by blocking water into a lake and came to this day. Before the sinking, the temple area was located according to the standards of Chilgdang Garam, from Iljumun Gate under the mountain to the Daehwangjeon Hall. According to the old map and the site before the sinking, the width of the the upper reaches of the stream flowing in front of Oersa was only a few meters before the creation of Oerji.
When the valley in front of Oresa became a lake and the village was submerged, besides Cheonwang Gate, many temple buildings was widely seated, were located in front of the main temple on the hillside. As a result, the order of the site of the temple is destroyed, and the natural energy mass of the temple is accompanied by many energy changes. The HommI Mountains form a three-point mountain range south of the Johan Mountain, and the main mountain range points toward Homigot. At that time, the mountain range north of Hamwolsan Mountain passes through Shirubong(502 meters) to Unjesan Mountain(479.5 meters). Oersa is located halfway up the mountain range, where a small mountain chain swirls 90 ° from the south to the north toward Pohang Industrial Complex.
The valley, which was a deep valley, became a huge lake so large that the village was submerged, and the mountain across from the valley was crushed by strong energy from Sirubong. The valley, which was a deep valley, became a lake big enough to sink the village into the water, and the mountain across the mountain was pushed by energy from Sirubong. The site of Oersa was established at halfway up the Jiryong. The basic theory of feng shui is high in the back, low in the front, mountain in the back, and lake formed by blocking the beam. It seems to have the typical form/ (shape) of with back to the mountain and facing the water, high in the back, low in the front. The Homi-mountains retrograde to Mt. Hamwolsan due to its energy implications, is characterized by its great energy. It is a form where the White tiger is absent and even the Blue dragon can not play with it, but is gaining the main energy of Hoeryong
The main temple has Eoganmun Gate in front of the main temple, and there are side gates on both sides, and there are no side gates on the right and no side doors on the left, but on the back of the main hall, there is a small gate. The back gate is known as the door of the wind, which means the passage of Buddha's life forms and is physically for the spirit of Budda. However, Oersa, which was established as a place for studying and conducting by four high priests, is a feng shui insight that transcends the meaning of placing gates by simple structure. The gate on the right is a function of obtaining water. They did not build a door on the left to prevent good energy from escaping. Instead, the back gate was set up to receive energy from the mountain. These can be interpreted as feng shui characteristics of the building structure.
Doubts arise from the incident about Oersa, with its beautiful natural scenery, with back to the mountain and facing the water, high in the back, low in the front, and a sticking of the center of the iron. The peak with Jajangahm temple is an energy source, and is a typical mountainous landscape with a high back and low front. It is an unstable terrain where Ahnsan's energy is so strong that it is reversed. In terms of the dynamics of force, the force is offset against the mountain range that Ahnsan, who changed because of opposing hit. to(In) the Daeungjeon Hall, the nature of the temple's atmosphere of tuning in with the spirit of condensed energy and interfering with the energy of the temple turns 90 degrees due to the anti-energy, White tiger, far away from the nearby white tiger, which is located in the shape of its mouth, is the origin of Shingwangcheon Stream, but if you go down to the bottom of Oerji, the river becomes deeper and wider. This results in irregular and chaotic tendencies rather than sympathetic energy, leading to some deviations from the principle. Due to the changes in the landscape and the landscape following the formation of Lake O대ji, the order of change in energy obtained by adapting to the natural environment has been disturbed.
Oersa, an ancient temple, has more than 1,400 years of history, but has little and no historical data left. According to a study of the question about the point, it is based on feng shui theory. Oersa has not grown in size of the temple, has not many followers as a source of justice, and is less aware of the modern community than Bogyeongsa Temple in the neighboring region, and is in a slump. I think more study is needed. However, as a cultural asset located in my area, the temple can play a social role. The task is also to study the change from the original function of the temple to the modern function by expanding the human environment according to natural environment. I think studying and organizing this topic is more meaningful and valuable than any other type of academic study. I believe that the valuable data of local culture that is forgotten about the nearby and historically meaningful Oersa has been collected and established through various channels. If there is a lack or a mistake in this thesis, I sincerely hope that the wise person who sincerely wants to study with the main mind will make up for and correct it.
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