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一：火化后骨灰的风水作用 好多人会说，遗体火化，经过高温焚化，只剩碎骨。不分头脚，血肉无存，不再有风水作用。 其实不然，《葬书》云：盖生者，气之聚。凝结者，成骨，死而独留。 “ 骨 ” 乃是生气之精华所在，历经高温焚化，纯度更高，更易产生风水效应。 同时，骨为阳，生气汇聚，阳为所用。正可应《葬书》中 “ 人受体于父母，本骸得气，遗体受荫。 ” 由此可见，火化后的骨灰依旧具有风水效用，安葬于风水之地同样可以福荫后人。 二：骨灰撒于大海后风水作用 首先，骨灰是具有风水效用的，但，风水理论还讲求一个空间的作用。寻龙点穴，堪舆择地，有合适的空间才能藏风纳气，骨灰只有安置于此吉地，方可感受生气，福荫后人。 骨灰若撒大海，随波逐流，四处飘散，没有空间可聚气为用，所以骨灰撒于大海就不再有风水效用。 同时，骨灰撒海处置，也不便于后人拜祭，家族传承也就难以为继。 社会不断进步，人们的生死观念也有所改变，可以自由选择骨灰处置方式。但，需告知：即使骨灰定要撒于大海，也需留出部分，下葬入土，存一份风水之效，给后人留一分福报 ..... .

龍穴聖地，何為？ 古时候，皇帝都会在登基后开始建造皇陵，因为皇帝相信皇陵在稳固江山上扮演着非常重要的角色。他们也相信皇陵不但保证能皇脉延续，还可以使确保他们在阴间也可以享受荣华富贵。可是，皇陵的位置需要拥有最好的风水还得兼顾保密以防盗墓者或敌国入侵，因此风水大师必须长途 跋涉， 过山越河寻找此地。皇帝是天子，是龙的化身，所以此风水宝地也称为龙穴。龙穴，需要由经验丰富的风水大师才能寻得，要看山脉，水源，地形还有许多条件才能称为龙穴。可想而知，龙穴绝对就是无价之宝。 经时代转变，高楼大厦快速的发展把许多山脉海水填平，如今的龙穴可以说是少之又少，就算不多不少还有部分被保留，可是其用途也未必成为阴宅，十分可惜。 几年前，富恩园了解龙穴宝地多剩无几，不忍心把位于霹雳红毛丹的宝地沦为其他用途，立刻寻找了经验丰富的风水大师核实宝地，结果果真是真龙穴，并获得大师赞赏”葬在此地，代代盛世，兴旺必然“。二话不说，富恩园就开启了墓园的路途，把如此难得一见的龙穴到其所用，成为风水最高的龙穴圣地。

张师父说 : 我可以用十二个字来形容富恩园的风水 : ~ 山环水抱 , 藏风聚气 , 气聚有情 这十二个字对于无论是阳宅还是阴宅都很重要,富恩园的大环境有后山为靠山, 有名堂, 有案山, 朝山在前, 风水所需的条件都具备了.

Why is Yin Feng Shui important? Most people believe that Feng Shui is generally about the facing direction of a property, placement of furniture or plants, etc. to benefit the living though the harmonious balance of energy within the living environment. This is known as Yang House Feng Shui, which is a spin-off of the original Feng Shui or Yin House Feng Shui. Yang House Feng Shui concerns the living while Yin House Feng Shui is strictly for legacy, descendants and successors. The true value of Yin House Feng Shui is seriously understated because it is something that not many of the current generation understood. The older generation is aware of the importance of a good burial plot but not in a precise way because historically, Feng Shui has always been confined to mostly the very wealthy and powerful. It is also true to say that many have been reluctant to talk about their demise or of their loved ones but we do see a reversing trend ever so. There is not much Feng Shui menti...

Tang Dynasty ‘Da Ming Palace’ Historical Background The concept for the DMG columbaria is based on the ‘actual’ imperial palace complexes of the Tang dynasty (618 – 907 AD) serving as the royal residence for notably notably Emperor Taizong and Wu Jetian (first and only female emperor of China) amongst others. Viewing Chinese history records, you will find that the Tang Dynasty was the most glistening hisotric period in China’s history. The state, under the ruling of the Tang Emperors, became the most powerful and prosperous country in the world. Particularly, in this glorious period, the economy, politics, culture and military strength reached an unparalleled advanced level. With cultural and trade exchanges, the state deepened its relationship with countries like Japan, Korea and countries of Arab and South East Asia. This resulted in the migration of the Chinese people to the different corners of the known world to ply their trades. As a result, the Chinese are also known as ...

GARDENS BOUTIQUE COLUMBARIA Gardens Boutique Columbaria is designed based on modern minimalist & contemporary architecture with ecological awareness forming the basis of inspiration. Green open space courtyards with resting areas, terraces & walkways are strategically positioned to encourage natural air ventilation & a cooling environment. Gardens Boutique Columbaria is also very convenient & fully equipped with modern amenities such as sales office, toilets, carparks, etc. Do not just visit Gardens Boutique Columbaria, come experience it! Hallmark Memorial knows the art of decorating gardens with precision. The magnificent green surroundings entrancing Gardens Boutique Columbaria formalizes its beauty & grandeur. It is this 'splash of green' coupled with the natural water environment that presents a feast of vibrancy & peacefulness for patrons to come together. Some say when you increase the number of gardens, you increase the number of ...