Are there any taboos on returning home after moving the grave?

Generally, relocating graves involves relocating the graves of ancestors so that they can be buried in Feng Shui treasures or other related places. However, during the migration process, there is actually a lot of Feng Shui knowledge or traditional customs that need to be understood, especially the taboos that exist after the migration back home.

It is taboo not to change clothes when returning home after moving a tomb

If you participate in the general relocation of a tomb, you will definitely be affected accordingly, especially the relocation Graves are inherently bad luck. Regardless of whether they are relatives or ancestors, whenever you are in that place, the first thing you have to pay attention to after returning home is whether you have changed your clothes, because it is very likely that you will bring bad luck home, and Failure to change clothes will subvert the fortune of the family members. Therefore, after moving the grave and returning home, the most taboo thing is not to change your clothes.

Precautions for relocating a tomb

In the process of choosing to move a tomb, there are many precautions that need to be taken into consideration. Earthly Branches. And the big head of the material is in the top direction of Qian, Zhen, Kan and Gen, so the big head is in the best direction with Qian, Zhen, Kan and Gen. It is forbidden to see the eight kinds of evil water in front of the hall. Do not see bad water (commonly known as soft cone), because it washes away the back of the deceased, which will be detrimental to the descendants; avoid seeing hard stones (commonly known as hard cone), as it shows that the descendants are poor and hard, this is also called yak land.

Taboos on relocating graves

According to Feng Shui and traditional folk customs, it is generally taboo to see bad water, commonly known as soft cone, because it washes away the back of the deceased, which is harmful to the body. There are many unfavorable trends in the younger generation.

It is forbidden to see hard stones, commonly known as hard cones, to show that future generations are poor and hard. This is also called yak land.

Avoid seeing ants, commonly known as live cones, because ants eat the flesh and bones of the deceased and are harmful to future generations.

It is taboo to see a coffin with a coffin on it, commonly known as a death cone, as this will be more harmful to the deceased or harmful to the earth master.