Is it OK to pick up money at a funeral home? What does it mean to find money in your own cemetery?

At the funeral home. It is normal to find money, as there are family members in hearses in some areas.

It is the custom of throwing money along the road during the process of going to the funeral home, but it is the first time to hear of throwing such a large face value (100 yuan), and it is common to throw coins (ranging from 1 cent to 1 yuan), and there are often people who deliberately pick up this kind of money near the funeral home. This money does not rule out the possibility of someone accidentally throwing it away.

As for what you said about picking up this kind of money, I haven't heard of it, and even if it did, it should be a folk custom or rumor, and there is no specific basis.

But I think it's like people often say, "pie in the sky, and this pie is in your mouth." If you don't think the pie is to your taste, you can give it to someone else and give it to yourself.

If you think that "a gentleman loves money in a good way, you can use it to do some good deeds, such as donating or helping poor students." It is advisable to do it yourself and try not to entrust charities, as the whereabouts of some charities and organizations are suspicious.

There is no need to have a psychological burden, as long as you don't destroy the money and let it circulate, you have fulfilled your obligations as a citizen.

Don't be afraid of nothing, if you're afraid, when you pick it up, step on it, and bow down, and then you can say that it's good luck, and you'd better put this money into the lottery.

Donate to the merit box in the temple.

Or buy paper money and burn it.

Don't worry, it's fine.

It's not good, it's money for the dead, bad luck.

Donating money to the temple can still make merit. Don't spend dead people's money.

You are not allowed to pick up things from the cemetery, and picking them up will be detrimental to yourself and your family. For example, some people pass by the cemetery and see that there is money in the cemetery, and then they pick it up and use it for themselves. This is a big mistake, because the money in the graveyard is likely not to be from the living, but from the deceased.

Picking up the money of the deceased is easy to be entangled in evil things, which can lead to a decline in fortune and bad luck, or a catastrophe and a major accident.

Others may see some clothes or something in the graveyard and take them home with them. In fact, most of these objects were used by the deceased during his lifetime, and bringing these items home will lead the soul of the deceased to the home, resulting in the accumulation of yin qi in the home, which is not conducive to the feng shui of the house. If this situation cannot be resolved in time, it will lead to frequent changes in the family, such as career, money, relationship, health and other aspects.

2. Precautions for passing by the cemetery.

The first point is to say that you are passing by when passing by the cemetery. The second point is not to look back when passing by the cemetery, and even if you do, you should not turn back in a hurry. Third, when passing by the cemetery with others, don't talk or laugh loudly, and don't deliberately scare people. Fourth, you can't pick up things from the graveyard.

3. The taboo of going to the grave.

First, you should not wear red and purple clothes when you go to the grave. Second, pregnant women should not go to the grave, and those who are weak should not go. The third point is to go to the grave with a respectful heart and not to laugh and drink.

Fourth, do not take a group photo at the grave when you go to the grave. Fifth, don't grave in the early hours of the morning or late in the evening.