What does it mean to dream about the death of an elderly person in your family? Feng Shui taboos for the death of an elderly person

Dreams are a projection of reality into the subconscious mind. Some special dreams give people hints and omens. What does it mean to dream about the death of an elderly family member? Are there any Feng Shui taboos when an elderly person passes away?

What does it mean to dream about an elderly person in your family passing away?

1) Dreaming about the death of an elderly person in your family indicates good fortune in transportation. This weekend can help those working in the transportation industry to increase transportation volumes.
2) Dreaming about the death of an elderly person in your family, what has been bothering you recently is some things about your old lover. Some old scenes will come to your mind, and any old things will touch your emotions.
3) If you dream that an elderly person in your family has passed away, today is a day when you will be easily fooled by your friends. However, if your friends are just joking with you, you shouldn't get angry easily.
4) Dreaming about the death of an elderly person in your family means that you should listen more to the advice given by older elders or experienced seniors in the company in the next two days.

Feng Shui taboos for the death of an elderly person

First: Never touch the body of a loved one who has just passed away: 8-16 hours after a person dies, the spirit has just left the body after experiencing the four elements being released. At this time, do not touch the body of the deceased. The slightest touch will make the deceased feel as if being cut into pieces, which is extremely painful. The pain will make the deceased feel angry and resentful.
Second: When a loved one dies, you must never cry loudly. Crying sincerely will make the deceased person miss him or her and feel sad. Some false forms of crying and wailing make the deceased feel resentful and cautious, neither of which can bring peace to the deceased.
Third: Do not prepare for the funeral within 16 hours of the death of a loved one. Instead, keep the entire room quiet and have the relatives, friends or closest people say to the deceased: Now that you are gone, there is no need to linger on worldly matters. Each of us will walk the same path you are taking now. Words like these help the deceased let go and feel relieved. At the same time, chant: Namo Amitabha or Namo Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva. May the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas’ divine power help the deceased to attain liberation.
Fourth: During the seven-day rites, the sincere chanting of the Buddha by relatives is far better than the monks and nuns invited for money, unless the monks are real monks and the nuns are real nuns.