Blessed people are buried in blessed places, and Feng Shui matters have their own arrangements.
The ancients often said, "Blessed people are buried in blessed places." This means that blessed people will naturally obtain blessed places with good Feng Shui. And this concept has been ingrained in the minds of ordinary people for hundreds of years. Therefore, in the old feudal era, when state counselors or ministers who understood Feng Shui found a place for the emperor to build a mausoleum, they would not only praise the place for its excellent Feng Shui, but would also often say that the land was reserved for the lucky ones. The emperor would usually be filled with joy after hearing this.
Is there really such a thing as "blessed people are buried in blessed places"? In my personal opinion, this is the same as how ordinary people choose their houses. If they are lucky, they will naturally find a house with good Feng Shui to live in. As for cemeteries, it is even stranger. Even if they are deliberately arranged, sometimes they may not be buried there. Of course, if we look for another place, if we are lucky and blessed, we will find a better place. On the contrary, even if you get an auspicious place, you may be buried in the wrong place by accident.
A friend who is a strong believer in Feng Shui, let me call him Liu Jun, suddenly came to me and said that his father had just passed away and he hoped that I could give him instructions on where to bury his father. Originally, Liu Jun had pre-purchased two cemeteries a few years before his father's death. Liu Junyi told me that his father repeatedly told him that he was afraid of cremation, so he purchased two cemeteries in advance.
Liu Jun's father was nearly ninety years old when he passed away, and he was full of children and grandchildren. It was a good time for him to have a long and prosperous life, so of course he could not be buried hastily. But after Liu Jun took me to see the two cemeteries, what was unbelievable was that despite the arrangements, Liu Jun's father was not buried in those two places!
Liu Jun first took me to see the first cemetery. I measured it with a compass and it was located in the direction of Gen Xiangkun (press the button to sit northeast to southwest). Among many Chinese cemeteries, there are many cemeteries in this orientation. For those buried during the Fifth Yun period (1944 to 1964), the tombs in this direction all belong to the "Three General Gua". If you are not buried until the Sixth Luck (1964 to 1984), you will also get the benefit of "going to the mountain to the direction". But those who were not buried until after entering the seventh year of 1984 were in the situation of "double stars arriving later".
When Liu Jun took me to see the cemetery, it was in 1989. It was the seventh year of luck. In that year, "two" entered the middle palace, so it was "five yellow" that came to Gen. , that is, to sit on the mountain. So that day I told Jun Liu that this cemetery cannot be used this year!
After Liu Jun heard what I said, he immediately took me to see another cemetery. The cemetery is located in Mao Xiangyou (it means sitting east to west). It was the year of Jiji, and the three evil spirits were in the east, so it could not be used. Liu Jun felt very uncomfortable when he heard that both cemeteries were unusable, and I could tell. Finally, he couldn't help but ask me if there was any way to use the two cemeteries.
I said to Liu Jun: "There are so-called people who choose a day to secretly repair the funeral. This can only be done by those who are good at choosing a day. I am not an expert in history, so here I suggest you go to a famous scholar, or he may have a solution." As a result, Liu Jun went to the teacher as I said, and took the teacher to see the two cemeteries mentioned above. After seeing the two cemeteries, he found out. The conclusion is that it cannot be used, nor can it be repaired secretly on a chosen day. At this point, Liu Jun had nothing to say, knowing that he could not force this matter. But he was really troubled about how to deal with his father's death. Because his father told him before his death that he could not be cremated but could only be buried. His father's will must not be violated!
Finally, Mr. Liu was a little lucky, and his elder brother was also a blessed person. The teacher finally suggested that he buy another piece of land elsewhere for the burial of his father. Liu Jun naturally agreed in a hurry, as long as he could choose a feng shui auspicious place for him. Later I also visited this place, and it was a Bingxiang Ren for the Seventh Luck. Although the "double stars arrived in the back", the "168" and the three auspicious stars were in the front, so it was not weak. From this we can see that it is not easy to arrange where a person will be buried after death. I have also seen a famous Feng Shui master who arranged the mountainous area behind him before his death, but the result was completely wrong.
This Feng Shui master was quite famous and accomplished at that time. In order to build a tomb behind him and benefit his descendants, he once went through all kinds of hardships across mountains and ridges to look for dragons. As a result, Huangtian paid off and finally found a feng shui auspicious land for him in a certain village, and it had a very beautiful name called "jade belt around the waist".
Famous features of Feng Shui places, such as "jade belt around the waist", "jade girl worshiping hall", "fox wading in water", "jade ruler measuring cloth", "tiger loves the den", "bat on the wall", "The python comes out of its hole" and so on.
But it’s not that there is only one auspicious place with this pattern in the world, but that auspicious places with the same pattern and name may appear in many places, but the patterns will be higher and lower! It is said that after the Feng Shui master found the auspicious place "Jade Belt Around the Waist", the first thing he did was to try his best to contact the villagers, establish a good relationship, and then obtain the villagers' permission to build a cemetery behind him there. After he determined his location on the mountain, he pulled a red line as a mark to open the cave. Then he took his wife and children to the mountain and ordered them to bury him there after his death.
Less than two years after everything was arranged, the Feng Shui master passed away due to old age and illness. Naturally, his descendants followed his instructions and buried him in the auspicious Feng Shui "circled around the waist with a jade belt". Within the ground. And sure enough, a few years later his children and grandchildren became prosperous. He has many children and grandchildren, but it is very strange that the ones who are prosperous are all the "middle family", which means that only the "middle family" is born, and neither the "eldest family" nor the "young family" are born.
I once visited the tomb by chance. After knowing that the famous Feng Shui master was buried there, I have always wanted to visit it. In addition to the descendants of the late Feng Shui master, there was also an old gentleman who was good at Xuan Kong who went to see it together. After the old man measured the tomb with a compass, he said: "There must be something wrong with this tomb because of the opening of the line on that day." After measuring the tomb with a compass, he found that it was a double line, so he should use it according to the principle. Positive is better. But why is this so? Feng Shui masters would not be so careless when opening lines in their own tombs, causing the boat to capsize in the gutter!
The old gentleman continued: "The Feng Shui master buried here, I can be sure that his attainments are not low, because I also know him and have seen his kung fu. Therefore, I am very puzzled about his Why not just use the positive line instead of the double line to replace the hexagram, it is really strange, so I guess there must be something wrong."
As a result, the old man persisted in questioning the Feng Shui master. Descendants, did anything special happen when they were buried that day? The descendant of the Feng Shui master thought for a while and said, "That's right." He then told me and the old man some special circumstances during the burial.