What's the point of planting trees on graves?
First, the weight of Feng Shui is nothing more than Yin-dominated Feng Shui. How about planting trees on the grave? First of all, there are trees growing on the grave, indicating that the land is prosperous and the children and grandchildren are prosperous. This is a good cave. Second, whether trees are among auspicious tree can be divided into high and low, good and bad. Third, choose a good luck, tie a red line on the tree three days in advance, pray for the evil spirits on the tree to avoid it, and transplant it to other places three days later. Objectively speaking, if the tree grows too thick and the roots are developed, it is hard to say whether it will eventually affect the coffin. There are thorns all around. If you are not careful, you will hurt people. I don't know if the roots will affect the coffin. Generally speaking, when a tomb is cleared, it is necessary to clean the surface of the tomb. There is a saying that Screaming Trees grows well and grass grows well. Grass is usually planted on the grave when it rises.
How about planting trees on the grave? When the roots grow up, they will plunge into Jintan and something will happen. Growing trees on the grave is not good for geomantic omen and science, which shows that the moisture in the grave is very heavy, so the trees grow luxuriantly, and it will bring harm to future generations if they are not cleaned in time. Some people say that planting trees on graves is a good thing, which shows that the atmosphere is strong. Some people still plant trees next to graves. If these trees are too close to the grave, or the roots of tree species are developed, they may string into Jintan and cause harm. There is not much moisture in the tomb, which can also be seen from the stone tablets and tombs. If the periphery of the tomb or the tombstone is covered with moss, it means that the moisture is very heavy, and it may be that Jintan has been flooded into the mud. If the graves and tombstones are dry and fresh, it means that Jintan is safe and can receive the atmosphere.
In addition, graves are forbidden above tree roots, otherwise the dead can't rest in peace, and Feng Shui can't get better. This is because the tree is gradually regenerated, and its root is the fastest growing part, so its growth will make a lot of noise and affect the dead. Therefore, when looking for a treasure trove of geomantic omen, we must pay attention to the location of the tomb to avoid the top of the tree roots and not to choose a narrow and limited valley.
It's really unlucky to have a thorny tree on the Feng Shui tomb of the Yin House. If these thorny trees cover the grave again, it will be the image of great evil. In this case, the geomantic omen of the ancestral grave is harmful to the eyes of the descendants of the tomb owner, while the trees cover the grave and it is difficult to see. The geomantic omen of the tomb is related to the success or failure of future generations. The trees with thorns, such as jujube trees, locust trees and thorn trees, are the most harmful to the eyes of future generations in the hall. The "thorn" of the tree is the "nail" in the eye, and the "nail" hurts the eye, so the descendants of the owner of the Feng Shui tomb in this cemetery will have more eye diseases. From eye injury and illness to blindness.
The roots of the grave will extend year after year, but the direction of extension is concentrated on fertile soil, which may make the roots plunge into the coffin grave. If so, the descendants of the tomb owner will not only have eye diseases, but also have great disasters. If a root penetrates the bone, the disaster will be particularly serious.
Second, is it good or bad to plant trees in the cemetery? Planting trees in the cemetery will bring good luck. It is not good to wear a coffin, nor is it good to be too close to the grave. No matter what kind of tree it is, it belongs to auspicious tree, which is 0/5m away from the grave. The bigger the tree, the better, otherwise it can be uprooted when sweeping the grave in Qingming.
The tree in the grave wears a coffin and plays dumb. There is a breeze in front of the hall, and within 0/5 meters from the grave/kloc-,there are fools, psychopaths and witches at home. 2, the grave is in a dark corner all the year round, covered by trees or tall buildings, and it is easy to be stupid. 3, the roots are full, ants appear, and there are stupid people.
How about planting trees in the cemetery? The folk custom of planting trees beside ancestral graves is understandable, but if trees are planted improperly, it will also bring unlucky influence to future generations. In order to prevent roots from easily penetrating into urns or coffins, only turf is planted instead of trees. The roots are drilled, the earth and stone are loosened, the rain is poured in, and the altar is wet and easy to get moldy, which is very bad. If the roots are tightly wound around the bone urn, it can be guaranteed that they will not be pulled up when the wind blows. If it is really a dragon in the cave, and the true qi leaks out, it will be left at home.
Planting trees in graves is not good for geomantic omen. Planting trees next to the grave can easily plunge the fast-growing roots into the grave, destroy the integrity of the remains in the grave or loosen the urn. When the ashes overflow from the urn, the living family members and future generations will be insane.
2. Roots entering the grave will easily lead to water accumulation in the grave, or it will become a mouse hole or a snake hole, which will cause evil spirits and strange diseases in the descendants of the deceased.
3. Roots can propagate through the grave. When they grow upright into another tree, it will cause the grave to pass through the heart, which will lead to the sudden heart attack and even sudden death of future generations.
4. If we don't plant trees around the grave according to the principle of "men left and women right", it may lead to bad luck and some unlucky things for the families of the deceased in a fleeting time.
/kloc-there is a buttonwood tree outside the tomb or cemetery at 0/5 meters, which is a good omen. Indus itself is a kind of auspicious tree. According to the old custom, the dutiful son holds a willow branch to express his condolences at the funeral and inserts it in front of the grave when he is buried. Generally, willows will grow out after being inserted. It is said that the offspring of willow branches that can grow will live a rich life.
If you want to plant trees in the cemetery, the expedient measure is to plant them at a distance of 15 meters from the cemetery, or dig out the old trees every two years and replace them with new ones, so that the roots will not go deep into the grave. The trees planted are generally cypresses, because cypresses are evergreen and symbolize the eternal life of their loved ones.