Hello, master, my mother-in-law died less than three years ago, and her ashes have been kept in the crematorium. I bought a cemetery this year and am going to move it. What should I pay attention to?

Has been stored in the crematorium, no burial. According to ancient laws, it is not a burial. As the saying goes, it is safe to be buried together, and now it is also buried together. If you don't move for three years, it's a new grave, but it doesn't hurt to move the crematorium to a strange place.

1 Tomb-Sweeping Day cannot be used to move graves. Before and after Tomb-Sweeping Day, people worshipped their ancestors, which means that ghosts haunt them, and many evil spirits or ghosts who worship the owners come out to beg. The new tomb itself is not strong and easy to be washed away. The grave was occupied by evil spirits. It is easy for a person's ancestors to lose their minds and find it difficult to enter the grave.

When moving the ashes, just light a few incense sticks to worship and tell the ancestors to move her to Fuluji. Never place offerings or burn paper money in the original place (old place), otherwise the soul will not be able to go to the new place. When moving, wrap the urn with black cloth, don't go to the new site to see the light, then put offerings and burn paper money to worship.

3. The method of initial burial should also be adopted for moving graves for burial, but only the method of total burial is needed.