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                                            Whether an urn can be kept at home has no absolute “yes” or “no” answer—it depends on personal beliefs, family traditions, religious practices, and the household environment.
✅ When it is acceptable to keep an urn at home:
1. Temporary placement
Some families may not have chosen a niche yet and prefer to keep the urn at home for a short period until an auspicious date or suitable place is available.
2. No religious restrictions
If family members have no religious taboos and are comfortable with it, it is acceptable.
⚠️ Situations where it is not advised or requires caution:
1. Feng Shui considerations
In Feng Shui, ashes are considered “yin.” Improper placement may affect family harmony, health, or emotions. A proper location should be chosen, preferably with professional guidance.
2. Religious beliefs
Certain religions or cultural traditions (such as Buddhism, Taoism, or Islam) emphasize that ashes should rest in a sacred or peaceful place, like a columbarium, temple, or memorial park, instead of being kept at home long term.
3. Emotional or psychological impact
For some family members, especially children or those who are sensitive, having an urn at home may cause discomfort or emotional stress.
✅ If you choose to keep the urn at home, it is advised to:
Place it in a quiet, respectful area of the home that is not frequently disturbed.
🪦 Ultimately, the most ideal arrangement is to inter the ashes in a professional columbarium or memorial park when the time is right. This not only honors tradition but also brings peace of mind to the family.
If you would like to learn more about Nirvana Group’s NV columbarium niches or permanent memorial packages, feel free to contact us
www.wasap.my/60126417728
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