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The child suddenly has a fever after visiting graves

Hello. Today, I, my son, my parents, my sister, and my niece went to visit my parents' graves.

My grandparents are sleeping in the grave, and they go there about three times a year. I thanked my son for passing kindergarten and told them to take care of my daughter and parents, who tend to get sick, so that they can stay healthy.

Now, on to the main subject, my son, who had been doing well until now, suddenly became quiet, and when I touched it, he had a high fever. I fell asleep in the car, but it wasn't hot at all at the time, and I had a really sudden fever.

At the grave, it was hard trying so hard to soothe and hold my son who couldn't help but want to move in a lot of ways. My niece also went into the site of the tomb next door, and she said let's apologize because she went into another grave, and they put their hands together saying sorry. It was getting loud, so I'm worried that my ancestors got angry and had a fever... maybe the Buddha around me was angry...

Is there such a thing? Is there anything good to do? Is it better not to take children to visit graves in the first place? I want children to know the importance of putting their hands together with their ancestors...

4 Zen Responses

Your ancestors aren't mad

There is no way that a deceased person would do something that would cause a child to have a fever.

Also, there is no such reason.

The fact that children can't keep quiet is unavoidable in a sense, but I think it's something they get used to as they age.

I think it's best to take children to visit graves to the extent possible.

Please take care

People who died probably don't have that kind of power (^^)
It was getting cooler all of a sudden, so they probably got sick.
Please take care of it.

Recover as soon as possible

I saw your question.
I think it's okay to think that visiting graves and a child's fever are completely different things.
I think there are more causes of fever in children.
Praying to the Buddha and putting your hands together with your ancestors is very precious, so please continue to take your children with you.
Is there anything good to do? →It's about parents not being hypersensitive. Children are sensitive, so their parents took them to visit graves, so they had a fever! If you show it or say it in an attitude, they will trust you. “If my fever goes down again, grandpa? grandma? Let's go see (← ancestors).” Please speak kindly to them.
I wish your child a speedy recovery.

Watching and not watching

I was surprised at your child's sudden fever.
Small children are adapting something to their parents' lives, so it's not uncommon for them to overdo it.
I hypothetically imagined it.
There were probably signs from a few days ago.
At first glance, our children also seemed excited and energetic, but changes in atmospheric pressure and internal disorders sometimes had an uplifting and restless reaction.
For you, your ancestors and Buddhas are probably people you can truly rely on.
It can also be said that what is the cause or cause is due to something.
If there is a causal relationship,
Were you watching your child's physical condition and intentions?
It is your heart that you want to pray for the health of your family by visiting graves.
A child's heart that they want to go anywhere if they can go with you.
“Look at me.”
It looks like I'm watching
Things I haven't seen
It's there.