My uncle and grandpa requested to move the ancestral grave. My grandpa and my dad are no longer here. Do you agree?

The matter of moving the ancestral graves is a filial piety of the younger generation. It seems that the younger generation should agree without discussion.

We have also moved ancestral graves in our family. (On my mother-in-law’s side, it was my aunt who moved the ancestral graves for my grandparents.) Those who want to prepare to move the ancestral graves do not need to discuss with the younger generations, just inform you to participate. Since it is a matter of filial piety, one should participate.

That year, my aunt erected a monument and informed us that we were moving the graves of my grandparents. My father-in-law also passed away. Our aunt informed us without consulting us, and we all went home and took the money.

In our family, there is no need to discuss such matters. If something needs to be done, just inform the juniors to attend.

You should participate in filial piety. Do it whether you agree or not.

The conditions were not good at first, so the ancestral graves were not very good. Later, when the children's life became better, they wanted to erect a monument for their deceased senior and change the place. This was the filial piety of the younger generation, and the younger generation had to agree unconditionally and pay for it.

The price of the monument varies greatly, depending on the quality of the monument and the price of the inscription. Several generations of descendants use money to do things. This is a good thing and descendants should participate.

In our place, when the family's life is better, they have to move to their ancestral graves. It seems that moving ancestral graves is a symbol of the good or bad life of a family, so filial sons and daughters have to do it. If someone suggests it, others can participate.

In our family, my aunt told us to set a date and notify us. Those of us working outside all went back to participate, and we got more money because my aunt was worried about it. This is the face of a family, and everyone actively participates.

Conclusion:

When the family moves the ancestral graves, the elders do not need to discuss with the younger generations. This is a filial piety thing for the younger generations, and they should all participate without discussion.

Generally speaking, only when family members are not doing well and developing well will they think of moving their ancestral graves, because such people will feel The feng shui of ancestral graves is not good! According to what you said, your family is not developing well and the population is not prosperous. Moving the ancestral graves at this time will actually be good for you! After moving away, maybe you will develop! Why not?

According to the clan rules, the younger generation must listen to the arrangements of their elders. Moving the ancestral graves hopes that future generations of the family will prosper, so I agree!

There is an old saying that goes like this: the poor move their homes and the rich move their graves. Haven’t you heard of it? You can agree to move the grave, let them do it! Tell them how much money you need to pay and transfer it to them after the process is completed. Of course, you can also pay it in advance. It is easier to settle the accounts later. I think you're a girl, so they won't let you pay! After all, it’s not inferior to your father (girls don’t care about their ancestral graves). It’s best to put your father’s grave with them so that they can pay homage together during festivals. Otherwise, you, a girl, have nothing to worry about. ! So it doesn’t matter if you spend more money, the future is bright! Got it?

No problem. My father-in-law’s family’s ancestral graveyard has been there for several generations. There are 18 of his generation. Because the area is too big, no man has lived past 70. The Feng Shui master said that the ancestral graveyard is not suitable for ancestral graves. Well, all 18 of these brothers belong to the same grandfather, and those who are still alive agree to move. Some of them are thousands of miles away from their ancestral graves. For the convenience of worshiping their ancestors, they moved their direct graves to the city where they live now. It's nearby. Another cousin's parents' grave was moved to a new cemetery. My father-in-law got sick before he could take urgent care and was still in the old cemetery.

A Feng Shui master gave an order. The Feng Shui master I contacted said it was not good, but after he passed away, the Feng Shui master I contacted said the Feng Shui of this old grave was good! They all know each other

It has nothing to do with you that you are a daughter and you want to marry outside. According to customs, you can't enter the ancestral tree. What are you resisting? Your natal family and your mother will still need them a hundred years from now. , why should you make them your enemies? To take a step back, even if you recruit a son-in-law, you will not be allowed to visit the ancestral graves.

This custom is basically the same everywhere. As for your grandfather and your father, it's up to you whether you want to worship them or not. They can't control that much. Why should you struggle when the facts are settled? Besides, they are right, it’s just that you are unbalanced in your heart and want to argue with you. Not everything will have results if you work hard. The only way to say bad things is to accept your fate.

Rural customs! If your door is unlucky, you should first change the direction of the door, and second, ask Yin Yang Master to read Feng Shui and then move the grave! This sounds a bit superstitious, and whether you believe it or not is entirely up to personal understanding.

If there is a cause, there must be an effect. No matter where you move the grave, it will be the same. The poor will be the poor, and the blessing will be the blessing. If you don’t believe it, try it. Only by giving up can you gain, so do more good deeds and leave them to your descendants. Fulgen.

I am a knowledgeable person, and to be honest, moving ancestral graves should not be done casually unless absolutely necessary! !

The descendants are safe and have no major changes, but the chaos will cause them to rebel! It's like if a human being in the world of the world is suddenly asked to move his position while he's sitting well, does he feel comfortable with it?

Let’s talk about the relocation of ancestral tombs. Pay special attention to the direction of the mountains and the direction of the tombs, the coming and going of water, whether it stores Qi to generate wealth, whether it is beneficial to future generations, and a series of other issues that must be taken into consideration! It must be carefully studied by a skilled earth master! Otherwise it will be harmful rather than beneficial!

A good family with a small fortune will be ruined and put in jail if they move their ancestral graves. It seems that your grandfather's family asked a fortune teller to blackmail them and fooled their minds. It's going downhill. Most of the promising families in rural areas have bachelors, crazy people, or no descendants. It's like a big tree. Only when other branches are removed will the main branch flourish. You Your home is already like this. Whether he moves or not has nothing to do with your family. It’s better to mind your own business