For a group of people, they adjust the geomantic omen to influence the rise and fall of their families and descendants. So how to find the best cemetery? First of all, the land is expensive and flat, and the cemetery is the best place for feng shui. When the ancients built tombs, they all asked to build them by mountains, that is, to find the position of the sun in the mountains, but they also found the position of the sun on flat and open mountains, not on cliffs.
So the location of the cemetery should be flat. Secondly, to find a real dragon around the water, a good cemetery needs Long Mai, the so-called Long Mai, which is a hilly area with better light. Finding a relatively flat place on the mountain to build a tomb means that there are mountain gods to suppress and wild ghosts dare not come to disturb. A good cemetery must have water, mountains and yang, water and yin, and yin and yang should be harmonious. Surrounded by double water, the real dragon is revealed. Many ancient tombs have been dug up by the river, which is why. There are mountains, water and plants, which is a good place for feng shui. Finally, the cemetery should not be located in a low-lying place, and the terrain should be slightly higher. This is to prevent dew from entering the tomb in rainy days, and it will be troublesome to repair it later if it is broken.
The above is how my family learned how to find a good Feng Shui cemetery from Zhang Gaoming, a master of Chinese studies in Chongqing Hongfeige, when choosing a cemetery. Our elders used to be feng shui painters recommended by the cemetery. After the burial, our family was very unhappy and had to move the grave, so we found many Feng Shui painters in Chongqing. Master Zhang Gaoming is the best teacher we have found, and he is also the royal feng shui painter in Longhu. Having said that, let me sum up: the geomantic omen of the cemetery is best backed by the main mountain. The main mountain has a long history and a prosperous atmosphere. It should be surrounded by mountains on the left and right, or guarded by sand mountains on the left and right, so as to nourish the spirit by hiding the wind.