To bury is not merely to hide, but to align with the current of living qi. Yin and yang stir as wind, gather a…
To bury is not merely to hide, but to align with the current of living qi.
Yin and yang stir as wind, gather as cloud, fall as rain; beneath the earth they move unseen as vital force. Soil is the vessel of qi. Where there is land, there is breath. Qi begets water, and where qi gathers, water follows. When terrain shapes its course, life takes root. Qi travels by the lay of the land and settles where the contours bid it pause. Burial, then, seeks its source and rests upon its stillness.