From ancient times to the present, people have been fascinated by Feng Shui, especially those who grew up in the traditional cultural environment. Whether they settle down or bury, they would invite experts to read Feng Shui, so as not to buy unfavorable Feng Shui, which will affect the fate of this life or the descendants.
In ancient times, the ancients paid great attention to funeral rituals, and some popular sentences were passed down from generation to generation. "Bamboo grows beside the grave and you need to move the grave, and two things in front of the grave become rich." What is the "two things" in this sentence? What's the point?
Many times, people pay attention to Feng Shui and are more awe of nature. Those funeral cultures that have been passed down from ancient times are representatives of our country's traditional culture.
The so-called "Bamboo grows beside the grave and needs to be moved to the grave." This sentence means: If bamboo grows on the graves of ancestors or relatives in the family, it is best to choose to move the grave elsewhere.
Why do bamboo grows around the grave and move the grave? According to the traditional thought of the ancients, graves cannot be moved at will, especially in ancient times, moving graves at every turn was a great disrespect to our ancestors.
The ancients paid great attention to everything and put filial piety first. Why did the tomb be moved after bamboo grows? Are you not afraid of ending up as an unfilial child? Besides, relocation of graves is not a small matter, it is a big project. If it were not a last resort, it would not be easily relocated.
The reason is that bamboo is a plant with very tenacious vitality. For example, the roots of bamboo are harder than the roots of other trees, and the roots of bamboo are deeply rooted in the soil and have extremely strong penetration.
If bamboo grows at the edge of the grave and the roots of the bamboo grow below the grave, the grave will be subjected to the strong penetration of the bamboo, which may destroy the originally intact grave.
In ancient traditional concepts, the ancients believed that the tombs of ancestors were not destroyed, which would not only bring misfortune to the family in this life, but also disturb the peace of our ancestors.
Secondly, because the ancients attached great importance to Feng Shui theory, and bamboo liked to grow in gloomy places, which was not a good Feng Shui treasure land for Annong, so there was a saying that "the bamboo grows beside the grave and needs to be moved to the grave."
So what two things do the second half of the sentence "Two things in front of the grave become rich" refer to?
The first thing is "pine tree". Because pine trees are known as evergreen, because the leaves of pine trees are emerald green all year round, although pine leaves will fall, the old leaves will only gradually fall off when new leaves grow.
Therefore, in ancient times, pine trees mean beauty. Many ancient people would receive gifts from their younger generations on their birthdays, which also had the beautiful meaning of longevity. Therefore, if there are pine trees in front of the grave, it means that the family will be as prosperous as pine trees for generations, with a prosperous population and a large family.
The second thing is " Ganoderma lucidum ". As we all know, Ganoderma lucidum is a precious medicinal material and was even rare in ancient times. Ganoderma lucidum also has the saying of good luck and good luck. In ancient times, people even believed that Ganoderma lucidum was an immortal "illusion" and auspicious thing.
Ancient people believed that if Ganoderma lucidum grows in front of the grave, it means that the descendants of this family will enjoy wealth and glory, and their descendants will be blessed by auspicious things and will rise to the sky.
The editor believes that the common sayings passed down by the ancients are not completely unreasonable. They are also summarized based on natural phenomena and the life experience of the ancients. What do you think?
