Significance of the tomb Feng Shui (aka Yin Hall Feng Shui)

Tomb feng shui (aka Yin Housing Feng Shui) has a much more interesting skill than current practitioner. Many so-called masters contain glorious luxurious titles such as "Grand Masters", but I have not read the ancient texts on this important theme of tomb feng shui. In most cases, you can hardly comprehend unless led by this genuine knowledge and true master of insight. Having proper guidance is only the first step, but the next person of the pursuing practitioner is a very valuable personal experience when the best teacher is still facing different sets , The challenge of identifying an auspicious place for the burial of the dead

In China 's way of thinking, it is very important that we need to be buried in good places. The Chinese believe that the unfortunately buried bodies will bring unhappiness to their livelihoods for the next three generations. On the other hand, if someone is buried in the correct direction with the right "lucky" time, the family can prosper.

According to the ancient sentences, tomb feng shui can have a lasting effect of three generations or more.

China believes that a desirable burial site will ensure that the dead can live in peace and peace, bring a favorable reincarnation, and ensure happiness and prosperity of future generations.

If human beings are buried in good places, in the context of Feng Shui, the "energy of the dead" will change to something, chain reaction will begin, 39; the energy state will be regulated by intervening human Qi. A signal is generated. The descendants of the disabled have affinity with the signal and linkage. It seems like a DNA signature, only descendants with similar DNA signatures can pick up this signal. This is just like a specific tuning of the radio can only receive a specific broadcast frequency.

If the reclamation site and burial time are thorough, the generated signal will be appealed reliably. The descendants picking up this & # 39; signal & # 39; are endowed with good health and good luck. On the other hand, if the burial place is bad, the negative '#' descendants will be affected negatively.

There is another interesting side to pay attention to separating Feng Shui master and Taoist clergy. In Chinese culture, the problem of burial has traditionally been handled by Taoist customs. Several Taoist customs also applied Feng Shui knowledge when studying feng shui and they provided burial service. Many people misunderstand Feng Shui as religious practice of Taoism. Actually it is not. Taoism is a religion and has spherical spheres that overlap thin lines to cosmology that falls within Tao's cultural mindset. Essentially, this branch of philosophy delves into the temporal and spatial aspects, causal relationships and freedoms related to the planned set of laws of the universe. As a matter of explanation for the audience, in order to bring a useful exit like "semi-applied science" it is necessary to master it well.

In ancient China, the royal royalty and higher society always had separate people as Feng Shui teacher and Taoist customs. The owner of Feng Shui may be engaged to a rich family. I spent years walking the mountains to find an ideal place for my family's burial place. This troublesome work was called Xuen Long Dian Xue (find the dragon and identify the meridian point).

Master of Feng Shui finds an appropriate burial place, is limited to two important things related to the arrangement of coffins and tombstones, places, the choice of a good date and time for burial and tombstone inspection. He did not perform the ceremonial rite of pottery.

There are customs of daughters who preside funerals of religious or cultural origins. All matters relating to domestic logistics, role-playing, prayer, service, and other rituals are cultural or religious origin and therefore change their age. They are virtually irrelevant to Feng Shui and are handled by Taoist practices.

The role of Master of Feng Shui is to arrange the feng shui aspect of the burial of the dead. Families with physical disabilities usually ask contractors to arrange for funeral including burials and priests. Here, the teacher of Feng Shui must work in cooperation with the funeral service businessman.

The burial style has evolved into a more complex form. After all, Feng Shui is aiming for harmony with the land which includes both "living" and "dead". The concept of one Feng shui is that the energy of the departing person is turning around the family and continues to release certain kinds of properties. Some people will succeed as soon as their parents dies and others will experience the loss of another family. How does this happen?

Master of Feng Shui must take every step of the ceremony, from finding and building a tomb to moving a fountain, getting a profitable profit. Calculation mistakes can mean life and death, especially for the family for tomb feng shui (or shade of feng shui) and its future prosperity.

Finally, a master of experienced tomb feng shui can tell what happened to the corps when excavation was done. For example, people who are not dead dies by seeing patterns of purely soil color, soil taste, or grass coloring growing on the grave. Colors, lines, veins of the grave tablets can give clues as well. Also, in a graveyard like a ghost light, there is a possibility that strange things will happen. Unfortunately, we can not recommend visiting. However, such occupational risk is what the master of Tomb Feng finds and knows how to deal with it. Because they are trade secrets to cope with it, only known to practitioners, I keep it close to my heart as a respect for my colleagues and a real master.

Garrett Lee

Founder of ancient Feng Shui

http://www.AncientFengShui.com