Common Questions About Planting a Life Base

【Writer: Tan Ji Yi】

Even though many have heard of Prosperity Life Burial, questions swirl around this secretive practice. Master Tan Jiyi is here to demystify it all.

1) Can I visit and pay respects after creating a Life Burial?

Yes.

But frequent visits are not necessary. A Life Burial is not a grave for worshipping spirits — it’s about connecting with the earth’s energy to nurture your vitality and luck. You can honour the site during special occasions like birthdays, the Winter Solstice, or days of gratitude by offering incense or fruits to strengthen your energetic bond.

2) Is Prosperity Life Burial just superstition?

Absolutely not.

It’s rooted in ancient Feng Shui principles like “Qi resonance and response” and “prosperous land, thriving people.” Modern science might explain it as adjusting your energy field through geomagnetic resonance with proxy items. Think of it like Traditional Chinese Medicine balancing your Qi and blood — Feng Shui balances your environment and destiny.

3) What is the difference between a Life Burial and a longevity tomb?

They’re similar but distinct.

A longevity tomb is mostly symbolic, just a pre-built burial site. A Life Burial, however, involves rituals, site selection, and burying proxy items — it is a Feng Shui activation ritual focused on energy results, like attracting blessings or dissolving misfortune.

4) Can a family create multiple Life Burials?

Yes.

Couples, parents, and children can each have their own — but only if you secure authentic Dragon’s Lair sites.

5) Do effects kick in immediately after creating a Life Burial?

It varies. Some notice gradual changes within six months: improved finances, unexpected noble people, health recovery, or career promotions. But lasting results depend on your personal efforts and ethical conduct.

6) Can children create a Life Burial if their parents are still alive?

Yes.

A Life Burial is for living people to sync with earth’s energy. As long as your Bazi (birth chart) aligns and your luck needs boosting, you can do it. Your parents’ vitality won’t interfere — in fact, your boosted energy may uplift the whole family.

7) Can children create a Life Burial for their parents?

Yes.

You can perform this for elderly, frail, or unlucky parents. It is seen as a filial act to “extend their lifespan through earthly Qi,” improving the family’s collective fortune.

8) Can a Life Burial be placed in a columbarium?

No.

Columbaria are concrete structures for mass ash storage. Their trapped energy fields clash with the “earthly Qi connection” principle. Real Life Burials require natural dragon veins.

9) Is a “Blind Year” safe for creating a Life Burial?

Proceed cautiously.

A Blind Year, lacking the Spring Start solar term, is considered energetically unstable. Some masters advise against major rituals, but exceptions exist if your Bazi strongly aligns and the site is a true Dragon Lair. Never attempt this without a master’s guidance.

10) Why do many create Life Burials in leap years/months?

Leap months symbolize “heaven-sent opportunity for added longevity.”

Folk tradition sees the extra month as a bonus lifespan and fortune. People use this time to plant their “luck seeds” in hopes of amplified blessings.

2025 is a rare year with a "Leap June" in the lunar calendar, featuring two back-to-back sixth months. While this is the lunar calendar’s celestial balancing act, in Feng Shui and destiny theory, it also stirs subtle tremors in the flow of Qi. So, is this turbulent year suitable for Prosperity Life Burial?

The answer is yes, but with caution — dates must be meticulously chosen to avoid clashing energies.

Master Tan Jiyi explains that 2025, being a "Double Spring Leap Year", carries a folk belief called "gaining an extra month of life". The leap June amplifies this into a unique "perspective of amplified fortune".

Therefore, Prosperity Life Burial can also serve as an act of filial piety and merit cultivation. Paired with meditation, charitable deeds, scripture recitations, and prayers, it harnesses earthly Qi to redirect fate, extend lifespan, and seek blessings from heaven and earth.

Who is suited for Prosperity Life Burial?

Those who may benefit include:

• People trapped in prolonged bad luck (financial crises, stagnant marriages, chronic illnesses)
• Career-driven individuals seeking promotions, official status, or fame
• Couples hoping for children, marital harmony, or longevity
• Business owners aiming to break bad cycles, resolve crises, or attract wealth
• Families pursuing collective fortune shifts (via a shared Life Burial)

For years, Master Tan Jiyi has immersed herself in the study of Feng Shui, Bazi, and the theory of Yin-Yang. She clarifies that Prosperity Life Burial is a Feng Shui blueprint for the living, rooted in the philosophy of Yin House geomancy. This is not superstition, but the Daoist principle of harmonizing with nature — a cosmic recalibration that borrows heaven and earth’s creative force. It is the ultimate expression of the “Heaven-Earth-Humanity Triad.”

The ritual’s success hinges on site selection, a task only for professional Feng Shui masters. They decode mountain veins, trace dragon lairs, and calculate precise burial directions. The proxy items buried must vibrate with the recipient’s essence.

“Choosing a sacred land isn’t just about Feng Shui rules. It’s about planting roots for destiny and blessings — a ‘life anchor’ for you or your loved ones.”

But she cautions, a Life Burial isn’t a magic bullet; it’s a supporting act in the grand play of Feng Shui. Its power intertwines with earthly fortune, human karma, timing, and your actions. Master the method, guard your virtue, and tread with humility. Only then will blessings ripple through generations.

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