The cemetery is feng shui, and there are fruits on the grave.

We all know that going to the grave is to worship ancestors and the closest relatives who died, so there is a lot of geomantic omen when going to the grave. Today, let's talk about how many fruits should be brought to the grave and which fruits are not suitable. Let's take a look at the feng shui in the cemetery.

How much fruit should I bring to the grave?

Many people struggle when they go to the grave. How much fruit should they take to the grave? In fact, no matter in Feng Shui or traditional folk customs, there is not so much emphasis on "how much fruit to bring". Generally speaking, even numbers are more appropriate. Of course, it doesn't mean that there must be no odd numbers. In fact, bringing fruit is just a gift, and it doesn't matter how much. Just don't bring only one or two fruits, which is too stingy and rude to your ancestors.

What fruits are not suitable for grave?

Although we don't pay much attention to how many fruits are brought into the grave, we still need to pay attention to what fruits are brought into the grave. You should know that not all fruits are suitable to be taken into the grave, and some fruits are not suitable for use in the grave. If we take them to the grave, it may cause dissatisfaction among our ancestors. If the family fortune is affected by small fruit, that's bad. Therefore, before you go to the grave to buy fruit, you should know something in advance and pay attention to choosing fruit.

According to traditional customs, guava (as the saying goes) and tomatoes are not suitable for taking into the grave. Because there are some small seeds in guava and tomato, although these small seeds can be eaten, it is customary to think that fruits with small seeds like this should not be taken to the grave for sacrifice. In addition, the hollow fruit inside should not be taken to the grave to worship the ancestors.

Can I eat the fruit on the grave?

You can take your own fruit back to eat after going to the grave, but be careful not to take other people's fruit. Note that fruit can only be eaten after worship, and it is taboo before and during worship, because it is considered disrespectful and impolite to ancestors.