Ancestor Money – Chinese Jos paper three story villa paper art, providing sacrificial items (semi-finished) for families whose ancestors died during the Hungry Ghost Festival

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Today, burning spirits or Joss giving money to ancestors is a way to show respect, fulfill responsibilities, and ensure good luck in future spirits. Families believe that money can float to heaven for spiritual use in this field< Burning ancestral money, paper products are just one way to show respect for the deceased. Real foods such as rice and fruits are also very common. Some cities only hold celebrations for ghosts or set up empty tables and chairs< Celebrating ancestors with large dinners, tombstone cleaning, and products deeply rooted in Chinese culture. Practice spreads to other countries< Over time, burning ancestral money has become popular in the United States. Many people believe that this is a way to pray for good luck< Some bloggers say that they became lucky after burning ancestral money< It is difficult to determine whether there are jokes, coincidences, pranks, or none. But without a doubt, there is a low-cost and simple testing< So, more and more people are trying to burn their ancestors' money and gain spiritual comfort< Some of them want to hold a ceremony every day or every week because they believe it is effective. Some people say that when our ancestors transitioned to debt, energy was distributed in our lives. As we are inheriting debts and other karmic courses through our lineup for life, we must offset the impact by providing ancestral money< This burning ceremony provides your ancestors with what they need at their ancestral altar; On the other side. Ancestor money will dissolve debt karma, usually caused by debt< Burn Joss paper to ancestors and slowly dissolve the idea and action of poverty consciousness. Everything you have done for your ancestors will come back