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San Yuan Dragon Gate Eight Formations Water Method

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The Dragon Gate Eight Formations’ main theorem refers to the utilising of Water formulas to identify and create locations with superb Feng Shui qualities. This transliterated version of an ancient classic of the San Yuan Long Men Ba Ju Shui Fa (Dragon Gate Eight Formations) highlights the tenets and theorems of all San Yuan Water Formulas, acting as an essential reference to all students and practitioners.

What You`ll Learn

•Eight Structures of the Dragon Gate Eight Formations
•Theorems and formulas that can be applied using San Yuan Water
•Knowledge in the classics such as Dragon Gate Eight Formations
•The key to correctly assess the San Yuan Water Formula

€71.43

Format EPUB ● Pages 299 ● ISBN 9789675395628 ● Publisher JY Books Sdn. Bhd. (Joey Yap) ● Published 2023 ● Downloadable 3 times ● Currency EUR ● ID 6440004 ● Copy protection Adobe DRM

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