How to choose a suitable cemetery? There are three principles for choosing a cemetery.

Introduction: A Yin house is a tomb where the dead are buried. It has been valued by people since ancient times. The first thing to consider is fate, the second is luck, and the third is Feng Shui. Regarding the influence of Feng Shui on people, Yang residence accounts for 30%, while Yin residence accounts for 70%. If the Feng Shui of the ancestral home takes advantage of the dragon veins and acupoints, the Yang residence can account for 40%, but not more, and it is certain that its strength will not exceed that of Yin residence. The good or bad feng shui of a tomb will affect three generations of blood relatives, so one must be cautious when dealing with the tombs of their ancestors. Everyone knows the importance of a cemetery, so you must also know how to choose the feng shui of a cemetery. Below, the editor will explain to you three main principles for choosing a grave. Feng Shui terminology is important knowledge in Feng Shui. Let’s take a look at it below.

1. Open and spacious

In ancient times, when someone became famous, became an official, or made a fortune, people would often discuss the feng shui of this person's ancestral tomb, calling it: a blessed place brings forth outstanding people. Feng Shui believes that a spacious Mingtang is conducive to nurturing talents and developing careers, so one must not only "climb the mountain to look at the water mouth", but also "enter the tomb to look at the Mingtang". Mingtang refers to a large and flat area in front of the tomb. Only when the Mingtang is spacious and full of vitality can one have a bright future. On the contrary, cemeteries should not be located in narrow and confined valleys.

2. Surrounded by mountains and rivers

Being surrounded by mountains and water, green mountains and clear water is a beautiful environment that people generally yearn for, and it is also the basic principle of a good cemetery. It is reflected in the Feng Shui theory that "mountains represent people and water represents wealth", which means that choosing a mountain can make the family prosperous in future generations; choosing water can make wealth rolling in. Stone is the bones of the mountain, water is the blood of the mountain. The kind enjoy mountains, and the wise enjoy water. Phoenix Mountain Cemetery is backed by the Changping Dragon Vein. Mountain streams flow through both sides of the cemetery like meridians and flow into the Xiangtan Reservoir. Water is the source of life. Mountains have life only when there is water. Mountains without water are like those without souls. Therefore, Feng Shui has a saying: Don’t look for a place if there are mountains but no water. Before looking at the mountains, look at the water first. From this we can see that "mountains represent people and water represents wealth" is the most concise and most insightful summary of the feng shui of a cemetery. Some Feng Shui theories that focus on the regulation of Qi emphasize the storage of wind and the gathering of Qi. As the saying goes: "In Feng Shui, obtaining water is the most important, and storing wind is the second." It is believed that the larger the water surface, the more Qi is gathered, and the greater the wealth.

3. Return to nature

In current urban planning, cemeteries are getting farther and farther away from cities. Why not be closer to the city? It would be more convenient to visit graves and pay respects, wouldn't it be more humane? Wouldn't it be more modern surrounded by high-rise buildings? Here, the feng shui of the Yin house is exactly the opposite of that of the Yang house. Urban people advocate the unity of man and car, man and machine, work first, efficiency first, while cemeteries emphasize nature first and the unity of man and nature. Phoenix Mountain Cemetery is located at the foot of the Juyongguan Great Wall in the south entrance of Changping, beside the Juyong Pass and Xiangtan Reservoir. The unique natural scenery makes it not only an ideal back garden for life, but also attracts many backpackers and artists to come here to sketch.

The above points are the most important prerequisite principles for choosing a cemetery. If the prerequisites are not chosen well, it will be useless no matter how luxurious the decoration of the cemetery is.