rules of garuda purana
Garuda Purana is considered an important scripture of Hindu religion, in which things related to life, death, karma and salvation are explained. It is believed that by following the rules mentioned in it, peace of the soul and happiness and prosperity of the family is maintained. In Hindu religion, the rituals, rules and traditions performed after death have been given special importance. Among these, many beliefs are prevalent regarding the belongings of a dead person. Often after the demise of a loved one, the question arises in the minds of the family members that what should be done with their used things? Should they be preserved or is it considered auspicious to donate them? about all these things Garuda Purana Explained in detail.
clothes and garments of the deceased
According to Garuda Purana, the clothes of a deceased person should not be worn by any member of the family even by mistake. A person has the most physical and mental connection with clothes, hence negative energy can remain in them. Instead of keeping these clothes at home, they should be immediately donated to a needy person. If the clothes are in very bad condition, then the best way is to float them in the holy river.
jewels and jewelery
The rules regarding gold and silver jewelery are slightly different. Garuda Purana says that the jewelery of a deceased person should not be worn directly as is. If you want to keep them as memories, then the best way is to melt them and give them a new design or form. By doing this his old energy gets exhausted. Apart from this, gold and silver jewelery can also be reused by purifying it with Ganga water and after worship.
hand watch
A watch is directly related to a person’s lifespan and his time. According to both Garuda Purana and Vastu Shastra, the watch of a deceased person should never be tied to one’s hand nor should it be kept in a closed position in the house. It can bring negativity in life. Instead of keeping it safe, it is considered most appropriate to donate it to someone or immerse it in water.
money, wealth and property
There is no restriction in Garuda Purana regarding the money, bank balance or land property of the deceased person. The family and legal heirs have complete rights over it. However, for the peace of the deceased soul, it is considered very auspicious if a small part of this money is invested in any religious work, charity or social welfare in their name.
What is the religious reason behind doing this?
Garuda Purana says that as long as the attachment to the things of the dead person remains on earth, his soul will not be disillusioned and will not be able to go on the journey to the ancestral world or the next life. By donating things the worldly bonds of the soul are broken. The family members are unable to come out of grief by repeatedly seeing the things of the deceased person. Old memories weaken them mentally. Therefore, removing things from sight or donating them is also considered better for the mental health of the living people.
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Disclaimer: The information given in this news is based on the information from Garuda Purana. TV9 Bharatvarsha does not confirm this.
