Ancestral Remembrance Service Protocol

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Lantern, Incense Burner Parasol 88
Ancestral Remembrance Service Reading, Offerings Silk, incense, offerings 89
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Ancestral Remembrance Service Proto
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Ancestral Remembrance Service Proto
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the jaw) is securely fastened, with
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2. Things to note (1) Direction: By
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normal during recitations of ceremo
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move forward, they must face the ce
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the towel for the Principal to dry
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versed. (iv) Bowing: Bow three time
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urner.” (9) Presentation and remo
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hand brushes the left sleeve aside
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hold the two legs of the bronze win
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to have those items taken from him.
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is no need to raise the tray to one
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B. The Ancestral Remembrance Servic
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ceremonial attendants stand upright
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At the fourth drumbeat, the ceremon
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ends, then turn to face the memoria
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the drum and bell each sound once,
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zhuàn” (“Present the food offe
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present the incense. After the ince
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Page 48 and 49: Ceremonial Attendants call “qǐng
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Page 56 and 57: The Master of Ceremony calls “pě
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Page 90 and 91: Observing the incineration Closing
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