What does it mean when an old man defecates before he dies?

A son wants to support his parents but they are no longer around. In order to avoid this situation, when the elderly pass away, it is best to serve them well and show your final filial piety so that they can rest in peace. What does it mean when an elderly person defecates before his death? What are the etiquettes for an elderly person’s death?

What does it mean when an old man poops before he dies?

1) Carrying fewer worldly things <br/>There is a saying that the fewer worldly things an old person has when he or she dies, the luckier his or her descendants will be. Therefore, if an old man defecates before he passes away, it proves that he has excreted even the worldly things in his stomach. Such an old man can undoubtedly improve the fortune of his descendants after being buried.
2) Will bless future generations <br/>In fact, there is another meaning behind the excretion of an old person before he dies, which is that the old person hopes to leave something for his future generations. Although defecation looks unsightly, this is the most an elderly person can do on his deathbed. His intentions are genuine, so it will naturally bring good fortune to his descendants and bless them after his death.
3) Descendants will have good careers <br/>Because the old man excretes before he dies, after he is buried, he can bless his descendants very well, so Feng Shui masters say that his descendants will generally have good career luck. It can even enhance the aura of their descendants, which will naturally enable them to rise to high positions and it will not be difficult for them to hold high positions.

The importance of the elderly's death

1. It is taboo to shed tears on the body during burial. During the burial, relatives have to temporarily hold back their sadness and control their tears so as not to spill them on the body.
2. Before and after burial, it is taboo for cats and dogs to approach the corpse, as it is believed that this will cause the deceased to suddenly stand up or become a zombie.
3. It is taboo to use willow wood for coffins. The best materials for coffins are pine and cypress; willow is not recommended. Because pine and cypress symbolize longevity, if the willow tree does not bear seeds, there is a fear that the family will become extinct.
4. After the deceased is buried, the mourners must walk around the tomb three times and avoid looking back on the way home, so as to prevent the deceased's ghost from following the living home.
5. During the period of mourning, children are not allowed to visit relatives, friends, gatherings, or New Year's greetings. Especially they are not allowed to go to the homes of sick people, so as not to bring misfortune to others. There is a saying that goes, "One should not visit a neighbor's house while in mourning."