Hell Money 1000 Note
Hell Money 1000 Note
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Hell dollars, also known as Joss Paper or Hell Money, are traditional Taoist items used in spiritual practices to honor and provide for deceased ancestors in the afterlife. These symbolic banknotes represent wealth and are burned as offerings to ensure comfort and prosperity for loved ones who have passed on.
Acquired: Kuan Im Teng Shrine, Phuket, during the Vegetarian Festival 2024
Pack Size: 5
Religion: Taoist/Chinese Folk Religion
Use:
Burned during rituals to pass their value to ancestors in the spirit world. Basically, sending money to your dead relatives by burning it, ensuring they have what they need in the afterlife.
Description:
These notes feature intricate designs and depictions, sometimes including traditional symbols, deities, or emblems believed to have spiritual significance. The practice of burning Hell Money has been a long-standing tradition in Chinese and Taoist culture, symbolizing respect and care for ancestors. By offering these notes, descendants maintain a strong connection with their lineage, uphold their familial duties, and receive blessings in return for their devotion.
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Each item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and a detailed description.
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