Why is it necessary to take a bath after the funeral? Find out the religious and scientific reasons behind it

 Why is it necessary to take a bath after the funeral?  Find out the religious and scientific reasons behind it

 ➝ Hinduism has some Sanat rules that apply to all types of people, such as scientists need two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen to make water, no matter where it is in the universe.  Similarly, our Sanatan Dharma also has some rules.  One of their rules is that it is very important to take a bath after the funeral.  So let us tell you about it in detail.

 ➝ What is needed is a bath immediately after the funeral and burial.  This question must have come to the minds of most people, so let us tell you what are the religious and scientific reasons for this tradition?

➝ The religious reason is that there is a constant burial at the cemetery so there is a kind of negative energy that harms a person with weak morale.  Women are more emotional than men, so they are not allowed to go to the cemetery.  According to the scriptures, even after the funeral, the subtle body of the dead soul remains there for a while, which according to its nature can also have a detrimental effect.

 ➝ According to scientific reasons, the environment becomes infected with microbes and infectious germs even before the funeral of a dead body.  In addition, the dead person also suffers from an infectious disease.  Due to which there is a possibility of any infectious disease affecting the people present there.  Bathing is done after the funeral from the assessment, bathing destroys the infectious germs.

➝ When a person stands in front of a burning cheetah, the negative energy of his body is lost, which is possible only in the cemetery because the energy of Mars and Saturn is very high in the cemetery, which also destroys the negative energy of our body.  Is.

 ➝ The sages were very learned and made a well in the cemetery and after the funeral, everyone bathed in it and got rid of the negative energy, so the scripture says, if you do not go to good deeds, nothing, but  Must go to the funeral.  Thus one must take a bath after the funeral, and only then begin another work