About whether it is possible to wear things after a deceased person: some family members are trying to find out the opinion of a priest. Most often, various household items, jewelry and clothing remain from a deceased family member. Sometimes it’s a pity to throw it away, but it’s scary to wear it - suddenly the same fate will overtake.
What to do with the belongings of a deceased family member?
The clergy believe that if the things of the saints have the property of sharing the power of their owner with the faithful, then other objects may have such a property. So it depends on what kind of person the deceased relative was.
If he was a noble, kind and in every sense a positive and successful person, then you can use his things. If a person was evil, had no luck and did not strive for anything good - why do you need such energy?
There is only one definite answer - about the pectoral cross. This thing is purely personal, and it must be buried with the deceased. If for some reason this could not be done, then in no case should it be worn, as well as thrown away. Let it be stored somewhere along with documents, awards. In general, with personal things that do not need to be thrown away, but also impossible to use.
Is it possible to wear jewelry after a deceased person
As for jewelry, the dispute is whether it is possible to wear things after a deceased person, the priest’s opinion runs counter to the opinions of psychics. Especially when it comes to gold. It is believed that gold absorbs all negative energy and transfers it to the next owner.
Therefore, it is better to sell gold jewelry, melt it down, or, if nothing can be done with them, then put it in the same way as a cross with documents and other personal items.
Recall, for example, fairy tales and legends about pirates and cursed treasures - that's about this theory about the bad energy of gold and lies under all the stories. Gold should belong to only one owner.
Priests believe that such beliefs are from the evil one.
There are no such beliefs about silver jewelry. Silver is the most popular metal for use in churches, pectoral crosses, for example, are exclusively silver.
If after a deceased relative there are things that you would like to wear, but you are afraid, priests recommend consecrating them.
You can do this at home - sprinkle things with holy water and read a prayer you know. After that, you can safely wear them.
Well, if for some reason you do not want or cannot wear the rest of the clothes, and if they are in good condition, then you can take them to church or to homeless shelters - you will be grateful.
But all these rules do not apply to clothes and bed linen in which a person died - they must be burned. You can’t just throw it away, because they carry the worst energy. And the person who can pick them up will accept this energy.
There is one more rule that must be taken into account when deciding whether it is possible to wear or give away things after a deceased person, a relative, according to the priest and according to established tradition.
Things must be intact 40 days after the death of their owner. After this period, they can be disposed of at your discretion.
