PRODUCT ~ BURIAL PLOT - DRAGON LAIR
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 mention about the Forbidden City in Beijing housing powerful emperors from the Ming and Qing Dynasties because the element that powered their creation and legacy lies in the Dragon Lair (in Feng Shui terms) graves of their ancestors and themselves.
Hallmark Dragon Lair Features
As acclaimed by numerous Feng Shui Masters, Hallmark Dragon Lair has all the features of its namesake. The natural landform and powerful mountain formation prerequisite as denoted in the classic Book of Burial by Guo Pu concerning the Earth’s Four Formation (‘Left Green Dragon, Right White Tiger, Front Red Phoenix and Back Black Tortoise) are evident. Good Feng Shui will only come into place when there is mountain and water whereby ‘Mountains govern People, Water governs Wealth. Besides possessing the most powerful mountain formation, the water source on both side leading to the lake at the front activates the Qi at Hallmark Dragon Lair potentially ensuring benefits for future generations.
Why Pre-Select a Burial Plot?
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 mention about the Forbidden City in Beijing housing powerful emperors from the Ming and Qing Dynasties because the element that powered their creation and legacy lies in the Dragon Lair (in Feng Shui terms) graves of their ancestors and themselves.
Hallmark Dragon Lair Features
As acclaimed by numerous Feng Shui Masters, Hallmark Dragon Lair has all the features of its namesake. The natural landform and powerful mountain formation prerequisite as denoted in the classic Book of Burial by Guo Pu concerning the Earth’s Four Formation (‘Left Green Dragon, Right White Tiger, Front Red Phoenix and Back Black Tortoise) are evident. Good Feng Shui will only come into place when there is mountain and water whereby ‘Mountains govern People, Water governs Wealth. Besides possessing the most powerful mountain formation, the water source on both side leading to the lake at the front activates the Qi at Hallmark Dragon Lair potentially ensuring benefits for future generations.
Why Pre-Select a Burial Plot?
- There is no delay in the positive effects of Yin House Feng Shui.
- Avoid making hasty decisions during the demise of departed loved ones by selecting whatever is available.
- Selecting the most suited burial is the most critical element in Yin house Feng Shui. Other factors such as date, tombstone and coffin alignment are secondary. They are then matched to support or activate the Feng Shui quality of the burial plots.
For an average person whom has little or nothing to leave behind during demise, it may seem that engaging in Yin House Feng Shui is exorbitant but Hallmark Memorial believes in sharing for all with the offering of burial plots fit for a King with very competitive pricing. So, please give us a call to find out more for yourselves and your future generations to come.
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