What should be put in the funerary objects left for future generations?

Gold has been a symbol of wealth since ancient times. Even though the currencies of different countries are different now, gold can be circulated everywhere, and the wealth value of gold can be seen. Putting gold in the cemetery has the implication of native gold, so it can make future generations prosper and become rich children.

In ancient times, jade was a common kind of martyrdom. Because jade is a very spiritual thing, it can support people and land. Therefore, putting a piece of jade in the cemetery can not only let the deceased rest in peace, let the ancestors bless the future generations, but also enhance the feng shui atmosphere of the cemetery, which is conducive to the future development of future generations.

For the ancients, when burying the dead, some pottery was put in the coffin, and even a wealthy family put ordinary pottery in it. This is because pottery is generally used as a container, so that ancestors can have a container to accept the sacrifices of future generations, and wealth can also be gathered in pottery to bless future generations with wealth.

Taboos of funerary objects:

1. In traditional funerals, funerary objects symbolize the identity and status of the tomb owner. The ritual system in ancient China stipulated funerary objects. The version of funerary objects should correspond to the identity and status of the deceased before his death. If they exceed this level, they will be "over-regulated".

2. Pay attention to the placement of the position. The funerary objects should be placed according to the five elements of the tomb owner to bless the old people in the underworld.

3. Pay attention to the materials. Metal products have radiation effects on the soul and bones, and are easy to rust and mold. Small pieces of Shishi all-ceramic jade can be used, which is not easy to deteriorate, mildew and rust, and has no particularly adverse effect on magnetic gas transportation.