Introduction to the use of geomantic compass

Geomantic compass is a tool for measuring direction and terrain, which is usually used in geomantic omen or geography. Here are the basic ways to start using the Feng Shui compass:

Preparation: Before using the compass, you need to find a flat ground, away from metal and electronic equipment, so as not to interfere with the accuracy of the compass.

Define the North: Before using the compass, you need to determine the true north direction. Usually some methods can be used to determine the true north direction, such as using a compass or observing the position of the sun in clear weather. Once you have determined the true north direction, you can turn the compass to the true north direction.

Observation compass: On the compass, there are usually eight directions (east, south, west, north, southeast, northeast, southwest and northwest). Observe the position of the compass pointer to determine which direction it points. If the compass points to the north, then the east is on your right, the west is on your left and the south is behind you. ?

Measuring terrain: Compass can also be used to measure the height of terrain. Put the compass on the ground and observe the position of the compass pointer. If the pointer points to true north, the terrain is higher, and if the pointer points to true south, the terrain is lower.