According to Feng Shui, "the master of mountains is Ding, and the master of water is Lu". Therefore, when choosing a cemetery, we must see whether there are mountains and water in the cemetery, which can make future generations prosper and water can make wealth prosper. In addition, according to the description in the funeral book: "The method of geomantic omen, water is the best, followed by Tibetan wind", we can see the importance of water! The bigger the water surface, the thicker the accumulated gas and the thicker the fulu.
In geomantic omen, when choosing a cemetery, we should pay attention to the terrain. In geomantic omen, there are mountains on all sides, and the spacious basin in the middle of the mountain is called sand. Burying the coffin in the basin is like holding it with both hands, which reflects the ancient people's view of funeral! In geomantic omen, it is believed that the bones of ancestors are buried in such terrain, and the descendants are either rich or expensive. Many royal cemeteries in history have such terrain.
Geomantic taboo in cemetery
1, avoid the endless sea, without cover, the sea breeze can continue to hit the tomb violently, but it can't get angry. Buried in the clouds: the gas is scattered by the wind.
2. Avoid the back road of the tomb, that is, the road is in the background, the vehicle and the road surface are violently rubbed, the background atmosphere is destroyed, and there are many disputes among future generations.
3, avoid beside the canal, because water vapor can easily penetrate into the coffin, resulting in wet ancestors' bones and blackened bones, affecting the health of future generations.
4, avoid beside the big tree, because the roots are easy to wear through the coffin, so that the sediment insects and ants invade the ancestors. Besides, covered by trees, the tomb was dark for a long time without sunlight. It doesn't matter if the big canopy can't collapse the grave. It generally doesn't matter if the ashes are buried in the cemetery, because it usually forms a big tree first and then digs a hole, which generally has no effect. The above contents are for reference only.