What are the taboos on posthumous portraits based on the time of death and its impact on future generations?

Life and death are inevitable. Death is very important to everyone, and the time of death actually has a great impact on future generations. So, does the time of death have any impact on future generations, and what are the taboos in taking portraits?

The time of death has a good or bad influence on future generations

Judging from the folk sayings:
Regarding the time of death, people also attribute good or bad luck to it, and take measures to avoid evil and eliminate disasters. There is a folk custom that patients are forbidden to die after dinner. They believe that it is most appropriate to die in the early morning before breakfast. This is said to leave three meals for future generations, commonly known as "leaving three meals", which means that future generations will have three meals a day. If one dies after breakfast, it indicates that the descendants will have the misfortune of starving themselves. The most taboo is to dies after dinner, as if the deceased has taken away all three meals a day, indicating that the descendants will become beggars. This must be exorcised in order to avoid it.
Judging from the specific time of the day:

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What are the taboos of posthumous photos?

1. Don’t put it in the open often

After all, photos of dead people carry a lot of negative energy. If they are often placed in the open, then on the one hand, the negative energy will affect the Feng Shui of our home. On the other hand, if there are too many Feng Shui decorations in the open, it will easily cause conflicts with the portraits of the dead, and finally cause the deceased to rest in peace.

2. Don’t read frequently

The negative energy of the portrait can easily affect the health of the living and shorten their lifespan, so do not look through it often. In addition, frequently looking through the portrait can also cause the living to become worried and hurt their spleen, ultimately resulting in physical and mental damage.

3. Don’t put it in the bedroom

Human beings are sun-facing creatures, and the bedroom is also a place that seeks sufficient yang energy. Therefore, portraits with strong yin energy should not be placed in the bedroom. This can easily cause insufficient yang energy in the bedroom and affect the owner's quality of rest.