Does the feng shui of ancestral graves really have an impact on future generations?
The ancients said, "Princes, generals, and ministers would rather have their own kind!" Many times, those who are able to achieve great achievements in becoming princes and ministers are because they choose a good place for their ancestors' cemeteries. People of later generations are often proud of the good burial of their ancestors. The undulating mountains and vast land influence too many patterns. Living here, growing up here, and being buried here will naturally affect its Feng Shui pattern. Chinese people have always attached great importance to the tradition of respecting their ancestors and paying attention to the concepts of "filial piety, etiquette, righteousness, and the unity of nature and man." Therefore, they attach great importance to finding the best blessing site for their ancestors, so that they can rest in peace after death. Bringing good luck to future generations is called blessing. After thousands of years of experience and social reality of our ancestors, the answer to Yin Zhai Feng Shui is yes - not only yes! And it's very responsive. The feng shui of the Yin Mansion is mainly related to the poverty, wealth, honor, humbleness and prosperity of future generations. Therefore, no matter where your descendants are, whether you are at the end of the world or in a foreign country, you will always be affected by the feng shui of your ancestral graves all the time. The impact it has on you! It does affect the prosperity and prosperity of future generations all the time.
What is an ancestral grave?
An ancestral grave is a place where the bones of ancestors are buried or stored (stored). This place can be in the wilderness, a residential house, a cemetery, or any other place where the bones are buried or stored ( The environment composed of the mountains and rivers around the place where it is stored and the plants and trees is the Feng Shui environment of the ancestral tombs. Thousands of years of Feng Shui practice have confirmed that there is a close relationship between the Feng Shui environment of ancestral tombs and the fate of each descendant. Although contemporary science cannot fundamentally explain the underlying reasons, no one can deny that "the Feng Shui environment of ancestral tombs and the There is an objective fact that there is a close relationship between the fate of everyone in future generations." Here, I just hope to understand and explain this issue through some rational thinking.
Ancestral Tombs and Feng Shui
Guo Pu from Jin Dynasty wrote "Book of Burials" and said, "The person who is buried takes advantage of Qi. The scriptures say that Qi will be dispersed by the wind and stop by boundary water. The ancients said If it gathers, it will not disperse, if it moves, it will stop, so it is called Feng Shui. "Feng Shui and the tomb have always been connected." In the past, after a person died, he would ask a Feng Shui master (Kanyu family) to choose a tomb site. If he was buried in a Feng Shui treasure land, his descendants would be prosperous, his official career would be prosperous, and he would be honored forever. If he were buried in the True Dragon Emperor's Cave, it would be terrible and the emperor would be born. The ancients were most afraid of having their ancestors' graves dug up, which was a taboo in Feng Shui. The ancients took great care of their ancestral graves, and new graves were also required to observe mourning for three years. From today's perspective, this is the ancient people's filial piety and respect for the elders. But the ancients believed that this was a matter of family fortune and feng shui, and one should not be careless. Not a single plant or tree on the grave should be touched. "Baixia Suoyan" (Volume 5) states, "Both the Rui brothers were born in the same age. Gengyin, the heather tree on his ancestor's tomb was more than a hundred years old. It was stolen and cut down by the tomb guards, and the Xiang Qi was seriously injured. In that year , all three of them, father and son, died of illness. "A century-old pomegranate tree growing on the ancestral grave was stolen and cut down by the tombkeepers, causing tragedy and the death of the family.