Detailed analysis of the "grave map" of grave feng shui

Introduction: For thousands of years in Chinese tradition, every big family has its own family tree, and every small family also has its own family tree. In traditional culture, "pu" is often used to represent inheritance. Then in the Yin Zhai culture, the "Tomb Book" of tomb Feng Shui is also one of the carriers of Yin Zhai culture, interpreting the inheritance of Yin Zhai culture. So what is the origin of tombs? What are the specific contents? Today the editor has summarized them for you, please see below for details. For reference by friends! Feng Shui is a professional term in Feng Shui. Let us take a look at the knowledge of Feng Shui below.

1. The Origin of Tomb Records

According to legend, after ancient emperors ascended the throne, they would early ask Feng Shui masters to find a Feng Shui site for them to build their mausoleums. In particular, the founding emperors, in order to ensure that their family would prosper for generations, would visit Feng Shui masters everywhere to choose a site for their mausoleums.

After selecting a good Feng Shui site, these Feng Shui masters would often express it in writing in order to report to the Emperor the reasons and benefits of choosing the site, as well as how to lay out the layout to best bring out the spirituality of Feng Shui. This is the origin of the tomb record.

2. The development process of tomb genealogy

Later, this kind of text content first spread among princes and nobles, and then became popular among officials, wealthy people, and gentry, and gradually became popular among the people. However, because the grave genealogy needs to withstand the scrutiny of others and the test of future generations, there are relatively high requirements on the professional level and writing skills of the spokesperson. Not all Feng Shui masters can write it. Feng Shui masters who can write grave genealogy are generally more valuable, so the grave genealogy has become a symbol of identity, status, and wealth.

Even now, there are still many families who pay attention to Feng Shui and have financial strength. They spare no expense to ask high-level Feng Shui masters to choose a good Feng Shui site, write articles, and compile tomb records so that future generations can understand their ancestral tombs, work hard, and carry forward the ancestral tombs.

3. The main contents of the tomb records

To sum up, the grave genealogy is a written material that records the Feng Shui conditions of a burial site. It mainly states the basis for site selection, the benefits of site selection, precautions, etc., and clearly describes the five elements of Feng Shui of the dragon, cave, sand, water, and direction to the owner and his descendants.

The main contents of the tomb map include:

1. The name of the selected cemetery: The place name is closely related to Feng Shui. The ancients were very particular about place names and they must not violate taboos, so you must pay attention to it.

2. Acupuncture point address: indicate the general location of the acupuncture point

3. The whole story

4. Mingtang

5. Pilgrimage

6. Backer

7. Anshan

8. Dragon Tiger Sand

9. Water Law

10. Time limit for gaining weight

11. Acupoint orientation

12. Divide the gold and sit

13. Defect Remediation

14. The operation of the Three Yuans and Nine Yuns in Xuan Kong Feng Shui

The above points 3-14 are omitted because they involve a lot of professional content and are highly professional, which makes them difficult for ordinary netizens to understand.

15. Advise the future generations: such as to worship ancestors regularly, repair tombs, maintain the feng shui of cemeteries; do more good deeds, work hard, etc.

Summary: There is a saying in Feng Shui classics that "before looking at the land on the mountain, look at the people living under the house. If the people living under the house are not blessed, the land on the mountain will not be effective." This means that good Feng Shui must be occupied by blessed people to fully play the role of good Feng Shui; people with poor virtue and bad fortune may not be able to get good Feng Shui even if they occupy a place with good Feng Shui. Therefore, I advise people to do more good deeds and accumulate virtue, which will not only benefit themselves but also benefit their descendants.