Can the clothes of a deceased loved one be made into slippers?

The clothes of a deceased loved one should not be made into slippers, it is not suitable. You think that you are disrespecting your deceased loved one by wearing clothes on your feet every day. I also feel panicked.

Besides, if you want to leave some thoughts, you can take out the clothes of your deceased relatives when they are put away and look at them. Generally, the clothes of deceased relatives are burned with them, cutting off thoughts and all unnecessary connections.

You still don't want to use this to make slippers! That's disrespect for the dead. You should take his clothes to his grave and burn them. Because it was a relic of his life. You burn it, and he can still wear it.

There is no problem in making shoes, but it is not recommended to do so, not to mention the problem of not being afraid, I think this is disrespectful to the deceased relatives, according to the rural custom is that after the death of a person, everything used in front of him should be burned to his relatives, since it is not burned, I think it can be kept as a souvenir, and it should not be used to make shoes, hope, thank you.

I don't think the clothes of a deceased loved one should be used as slippers, because it is a kind of disrespect to the loved one.

Yes, but you don't need to think about it, when you make slippers from the clothes of your deceased loved ones, you will think of your loved ones when you put them on.

No. It's better not to make shoes to step on the ground, and how much disrespect is given to the deceased, so it's better not to do it.

Try not to use it, you can burn it in front of the grave, which is disrespectful to the deceased. Hope.

I cannot make shoes. It's not good for you either.

No, it's disrespectful to the dead.

Clothes left behind after the parents are gone can be worn as long as they are cleaned. Although it is said that the parents are older, many people think that it will be more unfortunate to wear the clothes of the deceased, so no one will choose to wear them. This is also a taboo in the countryside, and here, you don't have to worry, if you want to leave the clothes worn by your parents, you can save them after cleaning, and it doesn't matter if you wear them on a regular basis.

Because the customs of each place are different, the clothes of the people in their hometown must also be burned after they die. The reason for burning it is to alleviate some superstitions and to express the nostalgia for the deceased. Life and death are human nature, and many rural areas will feel that life and death are a very taboo thing, and they are also more afraid, but now is the era of science, and these feudal superstitions should be forgotten.

Most people think that the clothes of the deceased are very unlucky, and it is likely to bring some bad luck to themselves, so they will choose to burn these clothes, but for young people who have experienced scientific education, they no longer believe in these things, so they will also choose to leave some clothes to express their nostalgia for their parents.

In some areas, when the deceased dies, everything has to be burned, which is completely unnecessary. Because after burning all these things, it is also very likely that when we remember the dead in the future, there will be nothing to commemorate.

Now is the age of science, so you don't have to be afraid of these things at all, and leaving the clothes of the deceased is also a very meaningful thing for you to miss each other through these clothes when you think about each other. In ancient times, these clothes would be burned because the ancient people had not studied science, and they were more feudal and superstitious.

Yes: It's okay to wear your own old man's clothes.

See if you mind, my husband and grandmother passed away, and their relatives took a lot of good clothes to wear.

The general custom is to burn in the open space, but care must be taken to ensure fire safety, and the high-grade and relatively new ones can also be kept as souvenirs or for personal use.

I don't know why, seeing this question of yours reminds me of a sentence in "Ghost Blowing the Lamp", "Heavenly officials are blessed, there are no taboos", my family's clothes, and there are no infectious diseases, why can't I wear them?

In our hometown in the northeast, if the elderly leave some clothes, it will be beneficial for their families to wear them. However, some people have more taboos, and the clothes worn by the elderly will all be burned after the death of the elderly, which has two meanings. One is that the clothes of the dead are unlucky, and if they wear them, they will be unlucky.

The other is that the old man is afraid that he will have no clothes to wear after he arrives in the underworld, and after burning the old man's clothes, the old man will have clothes to wear in the underworld. But this is just a custom, and how to do it depends entirely on personal thoughts.

If it is more true that these clothes were worn by the old man during his lifetime, and after the old man died, he did not wear these clothes at all, how can it be said that the clothes worn by the dead are antan? Therefore, this kind of nonsense rhetoric itself does not stand up to scrutiny and is self-contradictory. As long as you think it's nothing, you can wear it, and you don't need to care so much.

In our hometown in the northeast, there are some families, except for some clothes that need to be burned after the death of the elderly, other clothes will be taken and divided by children, and they may not be worn after they are taken, and the virtual orange will be preserved as a souvenir.

So, if a loved one in your family dies, the clothes at home can be left for the mission to wear for your own family, even if it is the clothes of the dead? The clothes are all good, and it's a pity to throw them away. And you have to remember one thing, you used to be a family, but because the old man died, you weren't a family?

Although yin and yang are separated, there will never be a day of goodbye, but this has nothing to do with clothes, anyway, I personally think there is nothing taboo, wear it, and throw it away. If this was in the past, let alone the clothes of their own relatives, or after the death of other people's old people, the clothes were thrown away, and some people rushed to pick them up. Now that I have eaten a full meal for a few years, I have begun to pay attention to it.

Can be worn. The house left by the deceased relatives can be lived, and the jade pendants left by the deceased relatives can be worn ......Then something else can be used as well. In ancient times, a padded jacket could be worn for several generations.

Now that the mission is well-off, it is cheap to buy a new dress, and few people wear the clothes of the deceased.