Why hold ancestral deliverance yearly, and must everyone attend each year?

Further annual participation depends on the ceremony’s work and desired assistance. This year’s attendance does not remove every future need, while yearly events do not oblige everyone to enroll annually.

Ghost Festival ancestral deliverance offers merit dedication. Yet ancestors’ own learning and practice in another world also matter. One earthly participation does not determine every circumstance’s result.

I have said required yearly enrollment might be marketing, while some ceremonies may genuinely have year-long effects, which is acceptable. Ask purpose, content, execution, and limits before deciding.

I compare renewed dedication with sending gifts or living expenses. Children with means may give more despite parents having enough. Continued dedication can express care when willing and affordable. Declining further participation when ancestors seem settled is also a choice. Encouragement must include intention and ability.

A client pleased with a father’s deliverance wanted another. Our divination then suggested he had received merit and was learning in a good place, so another soon might be unnecessary. This was that case, not universal one-session completion.

For further merit dedication, understand distinctions between merit ceremonies and deliverance. Explore the relative’s present needs before planning, rather than turn gratitude into a reason for repeated compulsory registration.