Will improper preservation of ancestors' bones have a feng shui impact on future generations?

Will improper preservation of ancestors' bones have a feng shui impact on future generations? Answer: Yes! As the old saying goes, "Look at the descendants after three years in the new grave" says that the time is only three years, and the impact is very great. There are also many ways to look at graves in rural areas, but they are not systematic enough. Let me explain it in detail for you:

The influence of cemetery on future generations varies according to the geomantic omen of cemetery. Some cemeteries are overcrowded, some cemeteries are full of wealth, some cemeteries are prosperous, some cemeteries are conducive to marriage, some cemeteries are not conducive to marriage, some cemeteries are overcrowded, and some cemeteries are overcrowded.

The cemetery also judges the influence on future generations according to the situation of Bagua Mountain and the status of children.

From the macro environment, the mountains in the north are layered and the water in the south is shining. In this environment, if lucky acupoints are chosen, the offspring are generally prosperous or prosperous.

For example, there is a cemetery surrounded by mountains in the north, which is beneficial to the marriage of men in China in principle, while there is a cemetery in the wasteland in the north, which is harmful to the marriage of men in China.

For example, the open and flat cemetery in the west is conducive to girls' marriage, while the cemetery in the wasteland in the west is not conducive to girls' marriage.

For example, those cemeteries in the north that are low-lying or meet water are generally the daughters of the king, and there are many daughters, and the daughters are stronger and more promising. Graveyards in northern or eastern Gao Chaoyang are generally full of boys, with more boys and more successful boys.

Geomantic omen in cemeteries has a profound influence on later generations and is quite complicated. Some folk geomantic formulas are scary, which may be difficult to express clearly in theory, and need field visits to adjust to the ideal effect.