After the ancestor worship was completed, the clouds were thick, and the sky suddenly dropped a heavy rain curtain, as if it was the favor of the ancestors, moistening their descendants with rain. This unexpected rain, like a cleansing, washed away the distractions in people's hearts, leaving a fresh and peaceful atmosphere. This rain is not only a manifestation of nature, but also a continuation of emotions, connecting the past, present and future.
At the sacrificial ceremony, people are bathed in pious emotions, remembering the merits of their ancestors, and feeling the reincarnation of life. The sudden heavy rain added a bit of solemnity to this sincerity. The raindrops hit the tiles as if they were the voices of their ancestors, telling their children and grandchildren to be in awe and carry on the fine traditions of the family. In the rain, people's hearts are also like rain, washing away impetuousness, and what is precipitated is the awe of life and the cherishing of family affection.
This rain not only brings people to think, but also brings vitality to life. Rain nourishes the land and nourishes all things. The plants and trees grow tall in the rain, and the flowers bloom in brilliant colors in the rain, as if sending a good blessing to the ancestors. The rain washes away the dust, purifies the air, and brings a baptism of life to the earth. Walking in the rain, people feel the power of nature, and also experience the fragility and tenacity of life.
However, the rain also reminds us of the impermanence of life. Like rain, life is short and unpredictable. The sacrificial rituals make people aware of the preciousness of life, and the arrival of heavy rain is a reminder of this preciousness. In the rain, people can't help but think about their lives, look back on the past, and look forward to the future. They understand that only by cherishing the present can they better face the challenges of the future, better inherit the mantle of their ancestors, and let the roots of the family continue.
The heavy rain after worshipping ancestors is not only a natural phenomenon, but also a baptism of the soul. It allows people to contemplate the meaning of life, feel the preciousness of family affection, and experience the wonder and greatness of nature. In the rain, people connected with their ancestors, felt the infinite power of life, and understood the importance of cherishing the present. Although the rain has stopped, people's reverence for life and cherishing of family affection will continue forever.
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