cemetary in front yard

[myfs_97766]

We are considering the purchase of beautiful property with a small family cemetery (5-6 unmarked graves)in the middle of the front yard, which are ringed by mature hardwood trees. The front of the lot faces south (left corner) to west (right corner). We plan to locate our house so that it is slightly to the left of grave site and approx. 10-15 feet behind it. I am quite concerned about building on this lot because my husband was recently diagnosed with cancer and I do not want to move to a location where death literally sits in front of our home.
What can we do to the landscape to create positive energy on the lot? What is the best position for placing the house in relation to the site? Or should we just keep looking for a better site?

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Felecia,
Usually, the major cause of concern for a landed property is to avoid underground water or sewerage pipes running under the bed. Here, a German study has found that there are high incidence of cancer where beds are located immediately above these pipes running below ground.

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purchase of beautiful property
with a small family cemetery
(5-6 unmarked graves)in the
middle of the front yard,
which are ringed by mature
hardwood trees. The front of
the lot faces south (left
Sounds like the graves were there for many many years.
The older they are, the less issue or concern.
Try to avoid graves that are 10 years old or less. As more likely, the `yin energy' is considered highest within this 10 years. The older the graves, in my opinion, the lesser the yin energy.

Frankly, for the Chinese (especially) many Chinese FS practitioners would often, recommend not to buy the site. (Me included).
This is because, the graves are at the frontage of the home. It would be better if the graves are (at least) at the back of the home.
Given that your husband has cancer, it would not be too favourable to have such a home.
For those who are interested in building a building, here. It is best to retain e.g. natural red brick tiles at the frontage. Since, red is the most yang colour. And natural kiln dried red/orange bricks are the best natural choice.
Hope that your husband has a speedy recovery.
Will pray hard for him:)
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 11/5/2003 2:39:15 AM, Anonymous wrote:
We are considering the
purchase of beautiful property
with a small family cemetery
(5-6 unmarked graves)in the
middle of the front yard,
which are ringed by mature
hardwood trees. The front of
the lot faces south (left
corner) to west (right
corner). We plan to locate our
house so that it is slightly
to the left of grave site and
approx. 10-15 feet behind it.
I am quite concerned about
building on this lot because
my husband was recently
diagnosed with cancer and I do
not want to move to a location
where death literally sits in
front of our home.
What can we do to the
landscape to create positive
energy on the lot? What is the
best position for placing the
house in relation to the site?
Or should we just keep looking
for a better site?