Graveyards

[pearl lowe]

Dear Master Ken & Seniors,


I may have heard rightly or wrongly  that burial for one's ancestors / parents is 'superior'as it may help future generations fengshui. I am puzzled by this practice of  Yin FS.

If the ancestors/ parents have lead meritorious life it may be helpful for their descendents but what if the parents or ancestors had bad history eg non meritorious & generally ' bad lives' - how are they going to benefit their descendants even with a good burial or it is more effective if the dead parents/ ancestors were more virtuous. So  if we were stretch this would an ancestor who has committed genocide after death bring benefits to his descendants after a proper Yin FS burial.  Would the effectiveness of Yin FS override one's  Bazi  by providing the unseen boost.



Thank you

[Ken]

Hi pearl,

Interesting question you have got.  I am not an expert in this field and may not be able to give you a convincing answer.

However, think of it the frequencies of destiny and nature being consistently meted out to different related people with no contradiction even if these different related people are assessed individually.

For example, your destiny is much a result of the karma you have accumulated in your previous life.  Likewise your mother, father, siblings, spouse, children etc.  The fact that your grandfather have the good fortune and resources to enjoy a "Yin Feng Shui" tuned burial means he have a good karma from previous life.  That his Yin Feng Shui tuned burial brings benefits to you will not contradict any deeds he have done this life.  Likelihood is that his good deeds in previous life has earned him the good fortune this life and that this life it is out of his boundary of good karma to commit something massively heinous.

Likelihood is also you have accumulated some good karma in your previous life to have such a grandfather. 

So there is no apparent contradiction because all of the boundaries of destiny each group of related persons faced are tuned to be in symphony