There is only one truth on Earth: death. Your success, relationships, work, behavior, and your entire life's efforts all come to an end with death. Everything that exists on this Earth must perish; this is the law of nature. The Garuda Purana provides detailed information about life and death. After death, the soul begins a new journey, but some energy remains in its belongings. Therefore, it is advised not to use the belongings of deceased people. The Garuda Purana also states that these five belongings of deceased people should not be used even by mistake, as they contain negativity that can destroy your happy life. Let's find out which five belongings of deceased people should not be used, according to the Garuda Purana...

Do not use clothes
According to the Garuda Purana, one should not use the clothes of a deceased person even by mistake. Because some of the energy of the person wearing them remains in the clothes. In rituals, these clothes are to be disposed of during cremation or immersed in a river. If you use the deceased person's clothes, the spirit's energy can cause you problems. According to the Puranas, you may experience various problems, including mental stress and illness.

Do Not Use Jewelry
According to the Garuda Purana, you should never use the deceased person's jewelry or ornaments, no matter how valuable they are. Jewelry and ornaments can be used occasionally, but wearing them every day is not considered appropriate. Therefore, it is advisable to preserve the deceased person's jewelry and ornaments as a legacy. If the jewelry was divided before death, you can wear it, but avoid using jewelry removed from the body after death.

Do Not Use These Items, Including a Watch
According to the Garuda Purana, it is not considered appropriate to wear the deceased person's watch. Furthermore, you should also remove the deceased person's comb, razor, glasses, toothbrush, etc. from the house. Keeping these items in the house is considered inappropriate. Doing so creates negative energy in the home and can cause many problems for the family members. Additionally, using these items leads to obstacles and misfortune in life.

Avoid using these items besides shoes and slippers
According to the Garuda Purana, one should avoid using the shoes and slippers of a deceased person, as they may be covered in the dust of the deceased's feet. Wearing them can lead to problems like Pitra Dosh. Furthermore, one should also avoid using the deceased person's utensils, dupatta, towel, or shawl.

Do not use these items even by mistake.
Apart from shoes and slippers, the most important thing one should not use is the deceased person's bed, pillow, or blanket, as they become impure. Therefore, the bed, pillow, and blanket are removed first from the deceased person's body to prevent anyone from accidentally using them. The body's energy (referred to as subtle desires in rituals) remains in them. Using these items can lead to sleep disorders, health problems, and unwanted fears.

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