How to match the orientation of the tomb of the zodiac?

In ancient times, people would choose a good place to bury their deceased relatives, not only to let their ancestors rest in peace, but also to let them protect their wealth. So, in Feng Shui, how do you match the location of the tomb of the zodiac? Next, let's take a look at the analysis of feng shui in the cemetery!

Grave arrangement order and cemetery direction

The ancients had a saying: sitting facing south, the emperor was in office; Sit west to east, a wealthy family. Nowadays, most cemeteries are from west to east. According to the geomantic omen of the cemetery, Qi still exists, which can respond and disturb people. In other words, after burial, the true qi will combine with acupoint qi to form vitality, which will affect the fate of living relatives through yin and yang communication. Therefore, there are many stresses on geomantic omen in cemeteries, and the choice of cemetery orientation is more important. This qi has two meanings: one is wind; The second is anger and vitality. Since ancient times, the east has meant hope, purple gas has come from the east, and there is a direction of youth.

Orientation of ecliptic tomb

mouse

The fierce side of the grave: take the south (Wushan, Weishan) to the north.

The tomb faces Kyrgyzstan: north to south, east to west and west to east.

cattle

The tomb is located on a dangerous side: the east (Chen Shan) is in the west, and the south (Weishan) is in the north.

The tomb faces Kyrgyzstan: north to south, east to west, south to north.

tiger

The grave faces the fierce side: the north (ugly mountain) faces south, and the west (sacred mountain) faces east.

The tomb faces Kyrgyzstan: north to south, east to west, south to north.

rabbit

The grave faces the fierce side: the west (You Shan, Qian Shan) faces the east.

The tomb faces Kyrgyzstan: north to south, east to west, south to north.

dragon

The grave sits on the fierce side: sitting south (not on the mountain) and facing north.

The mausoleum faces Kyrgyzstan: north to south, east to west, and west (except You Shan and Xushan) to east.

snake

The grave faces the fierce side: sitting east (Chen Shan) and facing west.

The tomb faces Kyrgyzstan: north to south, south to north.

horse

The grave sits on the fierce side: sitting in the north (Ugly Mountain and Zishan Mountain) and sitting in the south.

The tomb faces Kyrgyzstan: south to north, east to west and west to east.

sheep

The grave sits on the fierce side: sitting on the west (mountain) facing east.

The tomb faces Kyrgyzstan: north to south, east to west, south to north.

monkey

The grave sits on the fierce side: sitting south (not on the mountain) and facing north.

The tomb faces Kyrgyzstan: north to south, east to west and west to east.

chicken (as food)

The grave faces the fierce side: sitting east (Chen Shan) and facing west.

The tomb faces Kyrgyzstan: the north faces south and the west faces east.

dog

Sitting on the grave: sitting north (ugly mountain) to the south.

The tomb faces Kyrgyzstan: south to north, east to west and west to east.

pig

The grave sits on the fierce side: sitting on the west (mountain) facing east.

The tomb faces Kyrgyzstan: north to south, east to west, south to north.