It is possible to move graves or urns with ashes from place to place. I don't know exactly whether moving grave is associated with a religion, for I have no any religion. And we have seen or heard about moving graves or urns. A few years ago, my relatives moved our great-grand parents' graves to other places. Some people remove their ancestors' graves and place the bodies in a charnel house .
Hi, Gi Yean!Thank you for doing your homework. I asked this question because I am just curious since you mentioned you have to travel far just to visit your parents-in-law's graves. But thank you for clarifying in class that there are two siblings of your husband staying in the place where their graves are, so it's okay to leave them there.
- T. Caitlyn
It is possible to move graves or urns with ashes from place to place.
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I don't know exactly whether moving grave is associated with a religion, for I have no any religion.
>> I don't know exactly whether moving graves is associated with a religion, as I don't have any religion.
And we have seen or heard about moving graves or urns.
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A few years ago, my relatives moved our great-grand parents' graves to other places.
>> A few years ago, my relatives moved our great-grandparents' graves to another place.
Some people remove their ancestors' graves and place the bodies in a charnel house
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