What are the taboos for keeping ashes at home?

The ashes refer to the ashes left after human remains are cremated. Normally, they will be buried in urns, but some people will choose to keep their ashes at home.

From the perspective of feng shui, it is not suitable for home. The urn is not allowed to be taken home, because some people always say that taking the ashes home is equivalent to bringing back the soul of the deceased. I'm afraid that the deceased will stay at home, which is not good for the people who built it. After all, Yin and Yang don't advocate bringing ashes home. Another solution is to communicate with the deceased before the ashes go home and tell them that they will only stay at home for one night, and they will go to a better place to settle you tomorrow. In addition, if possible, you can put the ashes in the car.

But don't put it in the trunk, just take a seat by yourself. A container used by people to hold ashes after cremation. The urn will be placed in the spirit bone tower for worship. The earliest urn unearthed at present was found in Jerusalem more than 2000 years ago. Burial was prevalent in ancient China, and most people were buried with wooden coffins after death. With the development of the times, in order to save resources, the ancient coffins gradually evolved into the present urn.

There are no taboos. The reason why most people don't leave it at home is that they are afraid of seeing things and thinking of people. This is because there has always been a saying that the dead and the living can't be in the same room, which will bring disasters and diseases to the living, indicating that the yin is too heavy. But this statement has not been scientifically confirmed. On the contrary, now more and more people like to keep their ashes at home, not only because the cemetery is too expensive, but also because it is convenient for sacrifice. Now some families will design a small pavilion at home to store their family's ashes here.

Therefore, there seems to be no taboo. Generally speaking, what science cannot explain is superstition. If you believe in it, you will have it. If you don't believe it, you will.