Here are the Feng Shui things you should pay attention to when visiting graves during Qingming Festival!

Introduction: It rains heavily during the Qingming Festival, and the pedestrians on the road are heartbroken. I asked where the tavern was, and the shepherd boy pointed to Xinghua Village in the distance. This is a classic poem that we are all familiar with, describing the scene during the Qingming Festival. Tomb sweeping on Qingming Festival is an inherent tradition of our Chinese nation. So, what Feng Shui should we pay attention to when sweeping tombs on Qingming Festival? Let’s take a look at it together below! Feng Shui is a professional term in Feng Shui. Let us take a look at the knowledge about Feng Shui below.

1. Vegetation growing on graves

Small flowers and vegetation have little impact on the feng shui of the cemetery. If there are large, lush trees on the grave, you must find a way to repair them in time, because large trees have well-developed root systems and can easily penetrate into the tomb, bringing negative energy to your ancestral grave and affecting the feng shui. Therefore, when sweeping the graves, you must first clear the weeds on the grave, then add soil to make the grave clean, wash the tombstone with clean water, clear the surrounding weeds, and clean the cemetery. The cemetery is the house of our deceased ancestors. In fact, we, the descendants, repair the house for our ancestors, clean it up, and let our ancestors rest here cleanly and without worries.

2. Tombstone Damage

Some of the damage to tombstones is caused by natural damage, while others are caused by human damage. If it is natural weathering, small lines and cracks can be ignored. But if it is man-made and has suffered severe damage, you should consider replacing the tombstone. Also, if the surrounding tombstones are very tall and yours is very small, you should also consider replacing it.

3. The environment around the cemetery

Check whether there are any collapses, deep holes, pits, or canals around the cemetery, and whether there are any sudden high hills, tall buildings, railways, highways, etc. that appear very close to the cemetery.

1. Collapse caused by the collapse of the coffin, and holes made by animals, such as rats, snakes, and insects. These are all normal natural collapses and are not a big deal. Just fill them up with soil. If there is not enough soil around the cemetery, you can also take clean soil from outside to build up the grave mound. This will not have much impact on the feng shui of the cemetery, so don't make a fuss.

2. Tomb robbers dig holes, pits and ditches when they are working on projects. If there are protruding tall buildings and high hills very close to the ancestral tombs, this is more serious and can easily threaten the feng shui of the ancestral tombs. In this case, the damage must be repaired or the grave must be relocated or another cemetery selected depending on the specific circumstances of the damage. When these problems occur, you need to remain calm and identify the situation in detail. If you are not sure you can understand it, it is best to find a professional Feng Shui master for diagnosis and identification.
Summary: The three points introduced in the above article are an analysis of the Feng Shui issues that must be paid attention to when sweeping tombs on Qingming Festival. You can refer to it. Feng Shui is everywhere around us. Only by finding out the problems and adjusting them in time can our lives get better and better!