Is there any feng shui stress on burying the old man after cremation?

Must conform to the incoming water, sand and water, auspicious photos of the stars, feelings of sand hands, spacious hall, gas and water gathering, turtles and snakes guarding the water mouth. Stand, come, go, sit, come to the water, use a divination to be clean and clear, draw a picture to change, three elements run through, endless, and three elements are invincible, so that future generations can enjoy wealth and glory forever.

In thousands of years of traditional culture in China, geomantic omen accounts for a large part. Before burial, we must invite a Feng Shui master to find a treasure house of Feng Shui to bless future generations. Because it is the thinking formed by China for thousands of years or an important part of China traditional culture, there are some mercenary swindlers involved.

Choose an auspicious day

There are two conditions for choosing a date:

First, the sitting direction of the powder mountain.

The second is the date of birth of the deceased (mainly the date of birth, the month is only for reference, commonly known as "longevity").

Only by knowing these two points, can we avoid the collision between choosing a date and the tomb mound and the immortal life, and bring out the noble and lucky people sitting on the mountain and the immortal life (expressed by heavenly stems and earthly branches at the selected date), so that the dead can enjoy peace and the living can get wealth. But if you really don't know the year of birth of the deceased, you will be buried according to "good luck". And it is necessary to sit in the powder mountain, otherwise you don't have to choose a date!

However, burying ancestors is a serious matter and must not be hasty! For the safety of your family, Kenichi, you should find a well-known local Feng Shui master.

Bury in the ground

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The old tradition of Han funeral is to pay attention to heavy burial, which is mixed with many superstitious customs. Coffin burial has been popular in Han nationality since ancient times. Funeral is grand and can be divided into three stages: burial, burial and burial.

The funeral is to dress the body and put it under the coffin. Before people die, they should summon spirits and bathe the dead. Funeral is divided into two steps: small funeral and large funeral. A small undertaker is a cloth used to wrap his body, silk is for the rich and jade is for the royal family. Great-coat is to put the body in the coffin. Coffins are called "longevity materials", male coffins are engraved with the word "longevity", female coffins are engraved with the word "blessing", and some coffins are engraved with the combination of the words "Fu Lushou". When he was dying, he put rice in the mouth of the dead man. This rich family owns jade, pearls, etc. , the royal family contains jade, modern silver, are called "rice". When you die, there are often some things buried with you. Generally, people have clothes, quilts and daily necessities, and wealthy families and royalty will have many valuable items buried with them.

A funeral is to stay in the funeral palace after the funeral. The mourning period varies from 3 days to 30 days, mainly depending on the mourners. In ancient times, coffins were buried for three months, up to seven months. According to the traditional customs of the Han nationality, children should mourn when their parents die, otherwise it is unfilial. Relatives and friends will mourn and pay homage to the deceased in the future, which is called "mourning" or "condolence". All mourners should mourn. In ancient times, the mourning clothes of Han nationality were divided into five types: Wei, Cui Zi, Dagong, Hong Xiao and Zhima, which were called "five clothes". They are made of coarse linen and fine linen, and wear different mourning clothes according to the relationship between relatives and friends, which is called "Pima Dai Xiao". In modern times, white cloth is often used for mourning. Modern cities generally wear white flowers on their chests and black gauze on their arms.

Burying is burying the body of the dead, that is, burying the coffin. Before burial, the old custom often depends on geomantic omen and chooses a cemetery, which is called "choosing good luck". Funeral is also called funeral. At the funeral, the ancient Han people were generally "dutiful sons", and undertaker sang an elegy. Elegy has evolved into elegy in modern times. Relatives and friends wrote elegiac couplets or funeral elegiac couplets, which evolved into wreaths of elegiac couplets in modern times.