Will the geomantic omen of ancestral graves really affect future generations?

First, let's look at how Guo Pu, the originator of geomantic omen, wrote the book of burial: "Bury people and hide, but take advantage of anger. Yang Yang's qi, the wind, rises to the clouds, falls to the rain, and walks on the ground, which is called anger. Anger runs on the ground, and everything is born from it. The human body is influenced by parents, the bones are angry and the body has shadows. Cover the living, gather qi, coagulate bones, die and stay alone, so bury the gas and accept the bones and live in the shade. After the sun: I feel like a ghost. Therefore, the copper mountain collapses in the west, and the bell should ring in the east. It's spring in Hua Mu, and there are millet buds in the room. Qi moves in the ground, and its actions are also due to the potential of the ground; Its gathering is also due to the situation; As the saying goes, qi will disperse when riding the wind, and the boundary water will stop. The ancients gathered to make it last forever, and the deeds stopped, so it was called Feng Shui. " The above general idea is that after death, people should be buried in places surrounded by mountains and rivers, and if they find the right place, they can use their lives; Because our bodies are born by our parents, and their parents' bodies are also the combination of their parents' sperm and eggs, the cell genes in our bodies are the same; If they can be buried in an angry place and get a good placement after their death, they will feel that their descendants with the same genes will be sheltered and blessed; This is like the collapse of Tongshan Mountain in West Shu, and the copper bell made of the same kind of copper in Weiyang Palace in East Shu can also be sensed and sounded, which is a truth. The word "Feng Shui" was first put forward by Guo Pu in the Book of Funeral. Before that, it was called Xiang Di, Bu Di or Kan Yu, which means to find the most suitable geographical environment for people to live in (Yang Zhai) and bury (Yin Zhai) through the investigation of mountains and water, and it is also a saying we often hear. Find the "acupoints", you will be lucky if you get angry, and you will be able to shadow future generations; If the mass burial happens to be buried in a "dead" and "dead" place, it will be a catastrophe, and the disaster will continue, and it will also harm future generations. Under normal circumstances, most of them are buried in unlucky places. That's why there is the saying "ten graves and nine poverty". From ancient times to the present, those who are rich and expensive will have a good feng shui treasure house to protect them. Look at the former residences and tombs of celebrities who can stay here today, and you will know that what I said is true. Generally, you can get angry, or you can reproduce for three generations; Extremely angry people can shelter more than ten or twenty generations, such as Yang Can's tomb in Guizhou. The descendants of the seventeenth generation are all senior officials in the Song Dynasty. More than 40 descendants of the tomb of "Mrs. Chang Nai" in Sange Park, Zunyi City were admitted to Jinshi and Juren; In Dakengkou Village, Longchuan, Jixi, Anhui Province, there are countless senior officials and celebrities. Hu Bingheng, the grandfather of President Hu, is located in Longzhen Cave near Lingshan Temple. Of course, not everyone can get the land of Feng Shui at will. In addition to asking high-level Feng Shui to be found through effective methods, I also have enough fortune and karma. Yang Gong, a master of geomantic omen, said: "Where good fortune keeps virtue, where evil is given, the world is full of evil." In other words, the land of geomantic omen is reserved for those who are destined to do more good deeds and accumulate more wealth. Evil villains only deserve evil land. Good feng shui is rewarded, gods and immortals are angry, and those involved are punished! As can be seen from the above analysis, ancestral graves really have a great influence on future generations! But to be fair, most people's ancestral graves are just buried in unlucky places, and some even accidentally buried in "dead" and "dead" places. China has a civilization history of 5,000 years. Both Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism advocate benevolence and filial piety. Both dignitaries and ordinary people are deeply influenced by traditional cultural values. "The deceased is the biggest, and the grave is safe" is deeply rooted in the hearts of Chinese people. Ancestral graves are not only the reverence and memory of ancestors for future generations, but also the important role of maintaining and inheriting the family. In this regard, the practice of digging ancestral graves subverts and breaks the values of China people, and more importantly, hurts the feelings of the broad masses of the people.