Illustration of Feng Shui on the ancestral grave wall. What is the meaning of the cemetery wall?
In the past, when people built tombs for their deceased relatives, they would put earth bags on the tombs, and there would also be short walls standing next to the tombstones. So, in terms of Feng Shui, what does Feng Shui say about the walls of ancestral tombs? Next, let’s take a look at the analysis of cemetery feng shui!
The feng shui theory of the ancestral tomb fence
If the fence is built in the cemetery, if it is relatively high, it will be equivalent to surrounding the ancestors, which will become a dilemma and cannot be Fuyin descended. In addition, if the wall is too high or too close to the cemetery, it will create a pressure and make it difficult for future generations to develop their ambitions and talents.
Taboo on building walls in cemeteries
Towering Xuanwu is one of the four requirements of Feng Shui. Therefore, some people in Pingyang are afraid that the back of the cave is too low, so they pile earth behind the cave to form a wall ( tens of centimeters high). In the plains, "one inch higher is the mountain and one inch lower is the water" (an exaggeration). Although the pile of soil behind the grave is only a few tens of centimeters high, it is as powerful as a ten thousand-foot peak in the mountains.
The earthen wall behind the tomb is either good or bad. If the god is in the right position, it will be good, and if the god is in the zero position, it will be bad. Field research shows that it is not necessarily the case that "one foot below the Pingyang point is low, and all the children and grandchildren can read." If zero is in the right or reverse position, Ding Shao will have a short life span and will have many misfortunes in the second house (Ding, the master of Xuanwu).
The front hall is not high, so it can be raised a foot or two to make one-character copywriting, three platforms, etc. If the bright hall is low and ventilated, it can be used as an earth wall. But if you sit in the empty court and build an earthen wall, it will be superfluous.
It is strictly forbidden to build a wall around it, no matter how high or low it is. The wall is called "Trapped Dragon Wall". Family members will die in officialdom, no nobles will be born, military officers will die in battle, and civilians will be dismissed from their posts. If they are released, they will be imprisoned, and stupid people will come out. However, be careful not to bury the coffin in the earth, but leave it in a room and then open the door. This is the practice of "yin house and yang work", which is not the same as pulling up a fence.
How to tell if the feng shui of ancestral graves is not good
The graves are trampled
If the tombs located in the public cemetery have roads that are often walked by people, In a state of destruction, the soul of the deceased cannot rest in peace, and is placed in a lowly position, feeling that the descendants will find it difficult to get ahead in society, often being bullied and regretted by others, having a low status, being driven by others, and having difficulty accomplishing anything throughout their lives.
Graves are flooded
Some graves are located in low-lying areas, and water accumulates in the coffins after rain; or because water is stored in the cemetery due to nearby tombs being built; The tomb is near a lake or a paddy field. A rainy day can cause disasters and flood the cemetery. These situations will cause the undead to catch cold, affecting their descendants to be weak and afraid of the cold, and suffer from rheumatism, phlegm, asthma, and colds. Severe cases may even lead to death by drunkenness or drowning.
Collapse in front of the tomb
The tomb may have landslides and collapse, and the tomb is too tilted; or the tomb is built on the top of a mountain, and strong winds blow, making people feel untenable and crumbling. There is no guardrail in front of the house, and the deceased leans forward uneasily, causing his descendants to fall, lose their footing, or have car accidents.