Analysis of the influence of ancestral tomb feng shui on descendants

Introduction: For many people, the concept of ancestral tombs may only be remembered on traditional tomb-sweeping days such as Qingming Festival and October 1st. Especially for young people, ancestral graves seem to be a distant term that has nothing to do with themselves. Little do you know that everything you have now has a lot to do with the feng shui of your ancestral tomb. Maybe some people will say, nowadays cremation is practiced and the ashes of the deceased are buried in cemeteries. Does that mean that cemeteries have the same influence on everyone's Feng Shui? Then you should think about it, how many years has it been since cremation began in our country? How many families can live without ancestral tombs? Today, I will tell you what influences the Feng Shui of ancestral tombs will have on people. Feng Shui terminology is important knowledge in Feng Shui. Let’s take a look at it below.

1. Different impacts on men and women

The first thing to point out is that the feng shui of ancestral tombs has different effects on future generations of sons and daughters.

I have come across such an example: there is a family where the daughters for three generations are all very good. Not only can they marry good husbands, but they also develop well in all aspects and their children are also very good. However, the sons in each generation are just mediocre. Not only do they not achieve much, but most of them also have short lives and do not live beyond the age of 60. Some even suffer unexpected disasters.

In the end, I concluded that his family's problem was with their ancestral grave, and the result of an on-site investigation was exactly the same.

To the southeast of his family's ancestral tomb, there is a beautiful mountain in the distance, which is soothing and graceful; while to the east, it faces a canyon, and the ground in the eastern part of the tomb has collapsed. The southeast direction is the Xun Gua, which represents the eldest daughter in the family; the east direction is the Zhen Gua in the Eight Trigrams, which corresponds to the eldest son in the family.

2. The impact on each door is different

The feng shui of the ancestral tomb also has different effects on the sons. Generally speaking: the impact on the eldest and the fourth is the same, the impact on the second and the fifth is the same, and the impact on the third and the sixth is the same. And so on. This is determined by the Bagua of the compass.

The compass, a professional tool for surveying the Feng Shui of graves, divides the 360-degree plane into 24 directions, and assigns them to the eight trigrams, which are called "one trigram governing three mountains." That is, Qian hexagram corresponds to Xu, Gan, and Hai; Kan hexagram corresponds to Ren, Zi, and Gui; Gen hexagram corresponds to Chou, Gen, and Yin; Zhen hexagram corresponds to Jia, Mao, and Yi; Xun hexagram corresponds to Chen, Xun, and Si; Li hexagram corresponds to Bing, Wu, and Ding; Kun hexagram corresponds to Wei, Kun, and Shen; and Dui hexagram corresponds to Geng, You, and Xin.

Therefore, some ancestral tombs are beneficial to the first wife but not to the second wife; while others are just the opposite.

I once came across a case like this: In a family, the eldest son gave birth to a mute daughter, and his son gave birth to a deaf grandson; but the second son's children were all very promising. When I went to his family's ancestral tomb, I saw that the mountain directly east of the tomb was completely desolate due to blasting. The east is the Zhen Gua in the Eight Trigrams, which corresponds to the eldest son in the family. So much so that it had such an impact on the eldest brother's family.

3. The impact on the fortune of descendants is specifically manifested in various aspects

Specifically speaking, the influence of ancestral tomb feng shui on children covers almost all aspects of life, such as wealth, marriage, children, health, official career, etc., which are of greatest concern to people.

1. Financial luck

The quality of a person's life depends on his birth date. But Feng Shui can change his fortune. For example, if this person is destined to be a millionaire, generally speaking he will not be poor, but how much money will he have in the future? The Feng Shui of the cemetery can make him have only one million, or it can make him have up to 9.99 million. The degree within this range can reflect the effect of Feng Shui.

2. Official career

Similarly, being a section chief is also an official, and so is a department director, bureau chief, department head, and minister. The size of the official position can also be improved through the feng shui of the ancestral grave.

3. Marriage

If the ancestral tomb is built in a lonely place, the marriage of the children will be greatly affected. Before, I once dealt with a case like this: a family had two sons who were both in their thirties, but had still not found wives, and the old man was very anxious. I surveyed his family's ancestral tomb and found that it was in a lonely place, so I chose an auspicious location for his family to move the tomb. Less than a year after the grave was moved, two daughters-in-law came into the family.

4. Children

The number of children one will have and whether they will be successful can be predicted from the Feng Shui of the ancestral grave.

5. Health and life expectancy

The health of children and the length of their lifespan are also reflected in the feng shui of the ancestral tomb.

The influence of ancestral tomb feng shui on children and health has been mentioned above and will not be repeated here.

Warm tips: When visiting the graves, also observe whether the graves have been washed away by water or collapsed. If so, be sure to repair them in time to avoid damage to your family's fortune.