My great-grandfather was buried in a place with spring water. After his burial, the spring stopped flowing. Is it good or bad?

This is a superstition, but in fact, whether the spring water flows is related to the natural environment and has nothing to do with the burial of my great-grandfather.

Generally speaking, whether the spring water flows depends on the groundwater level and geological conditions in this area. If the great grandfather's burial place is above the spring, it may have a certain impact on the groundwater level, thus temporarily affecting the flow of the spring. But this does not mean that the burial of great-grandfather is the reason why the spring water is cut off.

In addition, human destiny cannot be linked with natural phenomena, which lacks scientific basis. We should treat natural phenomena with a scientific and rational attitude and avoid superstition.