Move-in house rituals

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On 10/24/2014 12:18:45 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Cecil,I've chosen the
auspicious date that I'd want
to move in to my new house.
Unfortunately, I don't
think I'll be ready to move in
on that date itself. My
new bed probably will not be
ready either. Rather than rush
to do so, could you advise
what are the 'must-do' or
minimal rituals for moving-in.
Someone told me that we can
just 'move in our clothes'
that's sufficient.
Another said, we can
sleep-over for on the night of
the auspicious day.thanksJohn
CPS: sincere apologies if
someone had posted this
before.

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On 10/24/2014 12:20:06 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. In my opinion, there is certainly no
one correct answer for move-in.2. The
conservative (and ultra-conservative)
would not agree that "move in your
clothes" would imply a "stay-in".3. From
what I analyse and understand; the most
acceptable term is "to sleep in the home
over-night". This, I believe is the most
common consensus to a = move-in.4. This
is because, some belief that even if one
is unable to or do not sleep overnight
but do certain thing(s)... it would be
symbolic of a move-in.5. Here, some say
to place a set of the husband's night
clothing on his side of the bed, while
the wife; hers on her side.6. I would
consider Para 4 and 5 as a valid
consideration of "minimal move-in"Of
course, there are many other
interpretations. And I understand that
your is further complicated by "no bed"
on your "move-in".......On 10/24/2014
12:18:45 AM, John Choo wrote:
Hi Cecil,I've chosen the
auspicious date that I'd want
to move in to my new house.
Unfortunately, I don't
think I'll be ready to move in
on that date itself. My
new bed probably will not be
ready either. Rather than rush
to do so, could you advise
what are the 'must-do' or
minimal rituals for moving-in.
Someone told me that we can
just 'move in our clothes'
that's sufficient.
Another said, we can
sleep-over for on the night of
the auspicious day.thanksJohn
CPS: sincere apologies if
someone had posted this
before.