I heard that people burn paper money, gold and silver paper and mausoleums after death, and the ghos

Master Da'an: The six realms of reincarnation are real, and there are also ghost paths, so inside the ghost path is the underworld, and the underworld - the yang world burns paper money, gold and silver paper, and mausoleums, and the ghost path has a role. Or a fact.

Some people in the ghost road have dreams, saying that he can't eat enough or anything there, hoping to give him some help and relief. You burn some paper money and it really works. This may seem like an incredible thing, but there are many examples of this in folk beliefs and records from ancient times to the present.

So if people are doing this, you don't easily criticize them or stop them, this folk belief includes such a process. From the point of view of Buddhist doctrine, we don't have to burn paper money, we chant the sutras and dedicate the Buddha to him, and he will get greater benefits. But he doesn't do that, because he doesn't believe it.

Burning some paper money, even if it is to send him a grief and a concern, it is also a means, so this can allow it to exist.

Ghost path is a superstitious claim that has no scientific basis.

Burning paper money, gold and silver paper, and mausoleums are all a form of remembrance and sacrifice, not superstition. Scientifically, these practices have no meaning or value.

Therefore, we should believe in science, not superstition, respect science, and respect life.

It is a dead coin used for the deceased during Chinese folk rituals and funerals and tomb sweeping.

One of them, also known as paper money, dark paper, and dark money.

Coins, gold paper, silver paper, and yin paper.

Wait a minute. Generally, the white paper is cut into the shape of copper coins, and then it is either thrown in the field cemetery, or incinerated to the deceased.

I am afraid that the deceased will have no money to spend in the underworld.

A coin stamped with a copper coin.

Nothing to do!

Burning paper money is superstition! It originated from the traditional custom of "death is like life" in China, which believes that the underground world is similar to the human world, and also needs clothes, money, and food, but people and ghosts have different paths, and things in real life must be processed before they can be enjoyed, such as fruits and foods to enjoy essence, such as clothes and wealth need to be incinerated, and so on. Therefore, the custom of burning paper money offerings was formed.

In fact, burning paper money has no effect on the ancestors (it is just a little comfort for oneself), nor does it help oneself for the wrongs or wrongful creditors. What is really helpful is to preside over the mantra for the ancestors and their own unjust debts, eliminate karma for them, pray for blessings and disasters, not only does not cost a penny, but the effect is better than burning 1 million yuan of paper money.

But if you have to be superstitious, according to folklore, when you burn paper and make offerings, you can recite the name of the deceased or the name you want to give him, and they will receive it. If you need a formal ritual ritual, I also post it below for your reference:

1. Offerings (five offerings, five grains, five fruits):

1. Place the incense case, the statue of God and Buddha is in the center, and there are five offerings in front (1 incense burner is in the center, and three incense sticks are inserted; 2 vases on the left and right, three or five flowers arranged, odd number is appropriate; A pair of candlesticks on the left and right, with red candles. collectively known as the "Five Offerings").

2. Put five grains (five colors of grains, such as rice, black beans, mung beans, soybeans, peanuts, etc.), five fruits (five colored fruits such as apples, oranges, bananas, grapes, pears, etc.), three cups of tea, etc., remember not to put meat, otherwise it will damage the gods and Buddhas (because becoming a god will "not eat the things of the world"), and also damage their own blessings.

2. Light incense (three sticks of incense will do). This ritual must have started first.

3. Kneel and bow (three bows and nine bows).

Fourth, recite the sacrificial text (this can briefly explain the reason for the sacrifice).

5. Offering flowers; 6. Offering fruits;

7. Offering wine (if it is a Buddhist ceremony, it will be changed to offering tea here.) A cup of tea is sufficient). Sprinkle wine or tea on the ground from left to right while reciting the name of the Buddha in your heart.

8. Licheng.

Why do people burn paper after they die? What are the consequences of not burning? Hear what the experts have to say.

After a person dies, relatives always have to burn some paper money, and it is said that the burned paper money is the underworld coin, and ghosts and people have to spend money everywhere. How can a living person know that there are ghosts and that they live like humans, and how can they know that ghosts need money?

There are many sayings in traditional Taoism and Buddhism in China, some of which belong to religious preaching, some belong to the need to exhort filial piety, and some belong to the unfathomable mystery, which is difficult for ordinary people to explain. But in the end, burning paper, like burning incense and worshipping God, is a form of etiquette that not only looks mysterious and serious, but also creates a solemn atmosphere.

From the perspective of modern science, burning paper is a long-formed folk custom, which is undoubtedly a spiritual comfort for the living, so that people have a way to remember and repay the deceased.

Every Qingming Festival, or some other anniversary of the deceased, people always have to burn paper money for their deceased relatives. It is believed that paper money is the money of the deceased in another world, and if you burn more paper money, the deceased will have money in that world. In fact, it is a kind of mourning for the dead.

It is said that burning paper money also has the use of bribing the head of the prefecture, and there is also a big red sedan chair for burning, in order to let the ancestors walk less, some people on Huangquan Road carry it more comfortably.

When you go to the prefecture, you also have money (paper money), and if you want to suffer something, you may be able to bribe it.

Burning paper can be said to be a kind of emotional sustenance and psychological satisfaction of the living to the deceased.

Burning paper, which later evolved into burning wreaths, burning paper money, also known as gold and silver paper, gold ingots, dark coins, etc., why is this? We can assume that this is purely the result of later commercial hype. Because with the development of society, papermaking has become popular, paper is cheaper, and the people who sell paper want to increase the added value of paper, and let buyers be willing to accept it, so there is a custom of making wreaths and burning wreaths, and there is a coin pattern printed on the original yellow straw paper, saying that burning paper is equivalent to burning money for the dead and giving money.

As a result, the ** of the paper has increased again, and both buyers and sellers are at ease.

Every year Qingming or my grandfather's sacrifice day and near the end of the year, my dad will buy some paper money that kind of square yellow paper, first use a hundred yuan to measure the yellow paper, I heard the old man say that this measure burned to the underworld will become the underworld currency, and some use coins to measure the same reason, after the measurement is good, we have to fold our commonly known as paper.

You can not believe in burning paper money, but don't blaspheme, there is always a saying about the custom that has been passed down for so long.

There are many assumptions, depending on what you think in your heart.

I think it's just a comfort.

There are a lot of assumptions, and I don't think we can get it if we talk about reasonable reality without assumptions.

Amitabha!

When you get old, someone will burn you paper money, and you will know if you can receive it!

When they go to the grave to worship their ancestors, can they receive the burned "fire paper"? It turns out that there is a lot of saying in it, take a look.

This is a folk custom, for fear that relatives will have no money to spend in another world.