What to pay attention to when buying a cemetery

The things to pay attention to when buying a cemetery are: close to mountains and rivers, facing the front and back, embracing the left and right sides, having a wide open hall, yellow mud and clay, and being clean.

1. Surrounded by mountains and rivers

In Feng Shui, it is said that mountains are the owner of men and water is the owner of wealth. Therefore, when choosing a cemetery, you need to see whether the cemetery has mountains and water. Mountains can bring prosperity to future generations, and water can bring wealth. In addition, according to the description in the "Book of Burials": In the method of Feng Shui, obtaining water is the first priority, and hiding wind is second. This shows the importance of water. The larger the water surface, the thicker the gathering of Qi, and the thicker the wealth.

2. Face forward and back, lean left and right

In Feng Shui, when choosing a cemetery, you need to pay attention to the terrain. In Feng Shui, it is surrounded by mountains on all sides, and the spacious basin in the middle of the mountains is called sand. The coffin is buried in the basin, as if it were held together by both hands, which reflects the ancient people's view on funerals. Feng Shui believes that if the bones of the ancestors are buried in such a terrain, the descendants will either be rich or noble. Historically, many royal cemeteries had such terrain.

3. Mingtang is open and spacious

Mingtang, in Feng Shui, calls the area in front of the gate of Yangzhai or in front of Yinzhai as Mingtang, which is the place where earth energy gathers. When choosing a tomb, you need to pay attention to the openness of the bright hall. Feng Shui believes that if the bright hall is wide and full of vitality, you will have a bright future, which is conducive to nurturing talents and developing careers.

4. Yellow clay

In order to express respect for the deceased, the ancients would change their clothes and dress them up. When burying them, they should pay attention to the bones of their ancestors. It is dry, yellow and clean, and free from root insects and ants, but such things are often difficult to achieve. To make the skeleton dry and yellow, the tomb must first select good acupuncture points. It is best to have fine and smooth yellow mud clay, which makes it difficult for air to penetrate and rainwater to penetrate. It can collect ground heat and prevent insects and ants from entering the wood.

5. Cleanness

The choice of cemetery layout is suitable for quiet, clean and wide-viewing places. This is a good place, which is based on Feng Shui.