What is the saying about putting a posthumous image under the mattress?

It is really not necessary to put the portrait under the mattress, which is not only disrespectful to the deceased, but also creates a good sense of bad fear for yourself, so it is better not to put the portrait under the mattress.

It's better not to put the statue under the mattress, so it is disrespectful to the deceased. If there is really no place to put it, you can send ** to the deceased together when you pay tribute to the deceased.

I don't have to say anything, but I don't think it's good to put it under the mattress, so it's hung on the wall. Hope.

Let's put it down, of course, it's particularly disrespectful, it's not good, how can it be like this? That's a disrespectful act, so it's unlucky and unlucky.

I don't think it's good, after all, this thing is something left by a memorable person, and it shouldn't be put under the mattress, it's disrespectful.

If you put a portrait under the mattress, I don't think you can sleep at all.

What does His Royal Highness say about it? I don't think there's anything to say, it's just that there is a change in the following, take it out and take a look, and think about it.

Isn't this a matter of saying or not saying, it has always been difficult to put it in a bad place, and it must be placed under the mattress? Do you think that's good? We certainly don't allow this to happen here.

There's nothing to say, it's just that I can't let go of this person to do this.

What harm can there be to the body, there will be no one, but some people are mentally resistant to the world** always feel unlucky, that will be harmful to the spirit, if you are really not suitable, you can put it in the cabinet and look at it when you miss it

It is an inherent tradition of Chinese to hang the ** of the deceased in the home to represent respect and remembrance, but it is necessary to pay attention to placing or hanging photos, and teacher He Hongyue believes that the ** of the deceased should be placed in a place where the sun can shine, or more lights should be installed in the place where the ** is hung or placed, and the lights will be lit to increase yang.

Taboos on the placement of posthumous statues in folk customs:

1. The posthumous image cannot be facing the door, facing the door, which will have an impact on the body of women and children, because the posthumous image is also an object with heavy yin qi.

2. You can't put the bedroom, because the bedroom is private, and the portrait in the bedroom is disrespectful to the ancestors.

3. The best location is the balcony, which is relatively not easy to be seen by visiting friends when they enter the house, which is relatively hidden and has a sunny position, which can alleviate the yin of the posthumous image.

4. Long-term worship of the remains of the ancestors is not only filial piety, but also can bless the safety and auspiciousness of future generations, which is the role of ancestral halls in China since ancient times.

I can cushion something. What are the points.