My Child's Official and Personal Yin Debt Paid

Finally got finished with this today! 22,400 for both and the transfer fee.My child tossed some in, unknowingly and off video, and I told them what it was for. I typically don't include him in this sort of thing because we agreed to raising them without pushing towards any sort of religion/spirituality long before I got back into it. He does toss incense into our fires for our ancestors from time to time.
Also included were 1600 ingots for a deceased child that is dear to me. I'd have to search, but I've done more than a few thousand now for them. Maybe around 5000, but not 6000.
The official paperwork for it isn't included in the video, because I don't think it is public. I buried the ashes on the property, in a place unlikely to be disturbed for years after we move and should be disturbed at all during our time in Hawaii.

[@Bruno_cq]

The fire made me hot 4:58

[@hollyvangaalen]

So, who do you owe this debt to? I don't understand why you owe money for existing here? I hate it here so the thought of having to pay extra just makes me tired.

[@borednorseman8814]

The belief system is that there is a sort of mirror world for the dead that mimics the world of the living. There's a central bank that collects and disperses funds. It's important to remember a few things. One is that this was for a time very long ago and for a specific geographical area that would make up the majority of any "world" someone would live in where this practice originated. As for your point of view of not liking it here, I can actually relate. I wanted to "go" in Iraq. My way, on my terms. DId extra missions, took some extra risks. I was an Infantryman living outside the wire, but it wasn't to be. Body broke a little over a year later to add insult to it. I am self-aware enough to know that my "mission" to make this my last incarnation is related to that. That happens to be a useful source of motivation for making progress in several Occult paths, since I will also work my ass off (like an Infantryman) to "earn" it.