Can spirit houses and paper money be burned together

Spirit houses and paper money are items commonly used in the traditional practice of worshipping ancestors and deceased loved ones. Generally speaking, a spirit house is a virtual house used to worship ancestors or deceased relatives, while paper money is used to be burned to show respect and blessings to ancestors or deceased relatives.

Spirit houses are usually made of wood or cardboard in which various offerings, photographs, ornaments, etc., are placed for people who pay homage to their ancestors or loved ones to express their thoughts and respect for them.

Paper money is a special kind of paper product that takes the form of banknotes and is usually burned in worship ceremonies for ancestors or deceased relatives. Burning paper money is a traditional way of believing and honoring and is practiced similarly in many cultures.

In general, both spirit houses and paper money are important props used for rituals or worship activities. Paper money can be burned together in a spirit house according to traditional practices to express thoughts and respect for ancestors or loved ones.