Will a big tree grow on the grave?

Stylistically, it is not good to plant trees on graves.

First, it will block the sun, block the sun, hinder the absorption of yang by bones, make yin and yang more and more serious, and the imbalance between yin and yang will inevitably be severe, making future generations sick, sick, unlucky and blocked.

Second, the roots of leafy trees are extremely developed, which will go deep into the bones, wear them through, split them, and even entangle them together, causing pain to ancestors and inducing offspring. If the root penetrates the skull, the offspring will have brain nerve problems, migraine, eye diseases, severe blindness, chest ribs, visceral problems, and so on.

Third, lush trees will inevitably absorb the land at the intersection of graves. Maybe they don't think there's anything wrong now. This is a long-term process. Sooner or later, they will suck up the land where they met, make future generations wither and ruin the family business. Moreover, it can generally grow into a grave with lush trees, indicating that the humidity is particularly high, the burial location is unlucky, a little low, and it is immersed in cold water for many years, and this humidity will inevitably be sensed by future generations.

Fourth, trees absorb Yin qi all the year round. Over time, the tree itself is very cloudy, and even some ghosts are parasitic on it. This makes it easy for evil spirits to invade the house, and now there are still unclean things.

Also, when pulling and moving trees, you must choose a good day, winter or early spring, sunny. Before noon, it is best for the whole family to go and bring paper money, mingbi, sandalwood, firecrackers and so on. And worship the heavens and the earth first, then the grave owner and the surrounding graves, and finally worship the Tibetan king bodhisattva and tell the bodhisattva that you want to move the tree. You can move trees after setting off firecrackers.