Why is feng shui in ancestral graves important?
There is a custom of sweeping graves in China. Every time you sweep graves, grass grows around you. In fact, if grass grows in the cemetery, will it affect the feng shui of the cemetery? Will the long grass in the cemetery affect the geomantic omen in the cemetery? What happened? I'll reveal it to you right away.
Does the long grass in the cemetery affect the feng shui of the cemetery? Can the grass on the grave be pulled up?
A: Yes.
Grave: A place where the dead are buried. The earth is built as a grave, and the cave is a tomb, commonly known as "grave". "Guanzi Jiubian": "The big one is where the relatives' graves are. 」
Grave: this refers to the mound above the ground, and then refers to the grave. "Book of Rites Talking about Bows": "An ancient tomb is also a tomb, not a tomb. Zheng Xuan's Note: "The highest soil is the grave. 」
Tomb: The Book of Rites on Bows: "An ancient tomb is also a tomb, not a grave." According to those ancient tombs that bury trees and don't pile up soil, they are now called graves.
Planting grass is not good, so I have no money. Burn more money for my deceased relatives, ask my heart and give you a dream. Better cross over for them.
Scientifically speaking, 95% of the reason why grass doesn't grow is that the soil on the grave is mixed with firecrackers, and plants can't grow for many years because of too much nitrate and sulfur. As long as you set off firecrackers somewhere when you go to the grave, plants will not grow in this place for several years.
According to Feng Shui, a cemetery that has not grown grass for a long time is called a bald grave! It's unlucky for future generations. This grave has no atmosphere. It's a Jedi! We need to choose another grave another day.