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Dear Linda,

I am glad you mentioned that the graveyard is (if I am not mistaken a 1733 graveyard).

There are priorities in Feng Shui. Very old graveyards are in my opinion, not a `threat' as the Qi has been defused after so many years. In a few earlier forum messages, I mentioned that the longer the gravesite, the lesser or minimal `threat' of such gravesites

For example, in my country, there were lots of cases where gravesites were dug up and new public housing were built on top of them. After a while, the land is neutralised by Yang activity over it.

Particularly, if the deaths are natural death e.g. old age etc...

A `secret' weapon of Feng Shui are trees and plants. The reason is because, it invariably attracts birds.

Overall, this (plants = Yin) and birds (Yang) creates a balance of Yin and Yang.

It is my opinion, that you can safely continue to live happily in your home without due regards to Feng Shui:)

By the way, the description of your home sounds lovely:)

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 12/6/99 8:53:46 PM, Linda Grady wrote:
>My house is next to a 1733
>graveyard. My house and the
>graveyard are surrounded by
>old stone walls. My property
>has many old oak and maple
>trees and lots of wildlife, as
>I feed the squirrels and
>birds. This graveyard was one
>of the reasons why we liked
>the house. There is an apple
>orchard next to the graveyard
>that stretches to the horizon.
>I have read that living next
>to a graveyard is not good.
>What can I do to help this
>situation? Everyone who
>visits us comments on the
>serenity felt here.
>Thank you.
>Linda
>