If You See Stones Piled On A Grave, This Is What It Means

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Comment from : Kar Age

Sometimes a joint or half pt Whiskey is left behind what ever happens to it is ok
Comment from : JD just a Dog

I call BULLSHIT!!!
Comment from : RUMBLE

I siliconed glue amethyst and rose quartz crystals on my mothers headstone I also have beautiful silk flowers around My mother loved these colors and jewels Wish I can put more but I dont know if my brothers would agree
Comment from : Season None

Native Americans place stones of graves also , in Respect
Comment from : Raven Thomas

The 3 quarters I leave on my dad's stone at Calverton have more meaning, he always stuck quarters in my pocket whenever I went out as a kid , so I could always keep in contact (payphones, pre-cell phones) , 3 also means father son and holy ghost And yes , he served and he died with me, I was the only one there, my mom is next to him now , and she died in my arms
Comment from : Pete Venuti

Bait and switch warning!!! Already half-way through lenghty post and no "meaning" provided for stones on a grave, as advertised See ya 😳
Comment from : Common Dude

Thank you
Comment from : Jacky Flowers

6/8/21Very moving video with lots of information Well done
Comment from : Eileene Clark

God made man out of clay from the earth , When man dies the body goes back to the earth , but the soul goes back to God ,
Comment from : Irene

Old graves
Comment from : FNOmar

Took WAY to long to tell!
Comment from : Tx jellybean

When my mum died I had my hair cut and I buried the hair in the soil on her grave it keeps me close to her
Comment from : TONY O

EducationalWhat happens to the grave coins? They don't stay there forever Same question for other things left on graves
Comment from : Diana Lindeman

My husband, I & our children are Jewish When my husband's mother (not Jewish) died, I put 5 small stones in her casket to represent the 5 of us The Christian family members put flowers inside the casket
Comment from : The Soft Life

My daughter and I visited Hawaii, and at one cemetery, which I believe was Asian people, because they had photographs, all had the stacked rocks on the tombstone stonesThese were not Jewish people I kind of was hoping you’d mention Asian people
Comment from : Dena Hollowell

prayer stones jewish origin
Comment from : theBellIsTolling

Thank you for sharing this informative video Have a great day Fully watch video👍
Comment from : Creative Thinking

We should be so lucky as to bury our love ones in this day and age my son died right before the pandemic1'1'2020we got to bury him right thank you father to all others, be at ease, because jesus christ dont worry about the burial, just their souls
Comment from : Chris Romero

Waited a long time to find out why stones left Will google it
Comment from : Margo Billetz

I was gonna put a black STONE in my sons casket but forgot it I love rocksand this was for himI don't think God minesI miss you son
Comment from : Chris Romero

No coins or stones for me, I want my remains scattered at the beachbut I don't want to be cremated ;)
Comment from : busmirror

I am astounded at the comments complaining about the thoroughness of the information Perhaps those who only want a Q&A should consult Dr Google and let the rest of us enjoy a truly historical, cross-cultural overview of the subject at hand!
Comment from : Dr Sylvie Tourigny

Too many commercials
Comment from : Mark Shechter

I so enjoyed this information shared, it is amazing how traditions can continue through-out the years and one may never truly know where these traditions actually came from Most informative, thank you
Comment from : Rea TurRee

It is common to leave stones on a Jewish burial head stone or marker Just to say "hello I was here to visit you"
Comment from : jane doe

In Bronze Age Ancient Greece, when a father died and land divided among his sons, his grave marked the division, because no one dared to move it Travelers who passed these HERMS, added a pebble, to pay respects to the Dead, generically Over the centuries, mounds of pebbles grew Over time, these HERMS were a kind of road map (Hermes was guide of the dead to the Underworld) Hermes became the patron of travelers
Comment from : Christa L

"Sore" means pebble? But it wasn't in the quote! Is it mispronounced "soul"?
Comment from : Stephanie Soressi

So this is supposed to be about stones on a grave and she has already bored me to tears talking about flowers
Comment from : Nancy Janzen

Thank you I knew it had something to do with love for the person (‘s) there
Comment from : Priscilla Sabatino

Amazing information Thank you, now I understand the stone or rock left by my husbands grave I knew it had a good reason for the person who placed it
Comment from : Priscilla Sabatino

In the family there was a dispute, one of the siblings died before they could all make up I know they all felt bad and visit their sisters grave I sneak over and use stones to spell out the word love on her grave because I know that's what she would want family to do
Comment from : Deanne DFL rocks!

This ‘story’ could have been told in 10 seconds Too bored to get to the end
Comment from : Margo Lenney

The Jewish People leave a stone when visiting a grave
Comment from : Donna Caulfield

At veteran graves I see coins It carries message too SGT williams retired
Comment from : Stephen Williams

How sad im in tears ! War ! God spare us! All those lifes!
Comment from : Mary glover

I was told that you was placed a pebble on a gravestone because they didn't want to be like pagans and lay flowers of course laying flowers on a grave is a ancient practice of the religion of Witchcraft going back to the pleistocene era, but that's neither here nor there Jewish family members taught me to lay a pebble rather than flowers
Comment from : Arcadia Occult Curio Shop

Very interesting
Comment from : Mick Roach

Shindlers List!
Comment from : Sandi Coleman

I didn't know that about the coins and stones that's a good idea I need to keep up the good work
Comment from : Francis Johnson

Ok, interesting, and different, blessed be
Comment from : McDonalds worker hu tao at ur service

In ancient Hebrew the stones were a symbol of shame, every year the children were taught to throw stones on Absalom's grave because Absalom rebelled against God when he rebelled against his father King David that God appointed as ruler over Israel, like Moses at THAT time Many graves are piled with stone so that animals cannot dig them up and eat or scatter the bones
Comment from : Maureen Brandon

Flowers were added to Neanderthal graves, so the practice of flowers and graves predate recorded history
Comment from : Pamela Rowlett

And the coins to
Comment from : Betthad Byrd

Thank you for tell me about the stones I always seen BUT DIDN'T KNOW THANK YOU VERY MUCH ABOUT THIS
Comment from : Betthad Byrd

While on the island of IOS,Greece,I visited the tomb of HomerIt was atop of a high grassed hill,overlooking the Aegean SeaThere were many piles of stones left thereSome were very carefully balanced on top of each otherbrIt made me wonder why this was soI’ve thought about this a lot since
Comment from : JOSEPHINE GEORGE

Just get to the point I don't care about the other things you're talking about I came to this to find out about the stones I won't subscribe because of this
Comment from : Rosa Ancheta

Wow eye open info thank you🙏
Comment from : Gigi W

Truly thank you for this very helpfulbrInformation I've always wondered
Comment from : jinger jar

I was told that the rocks meant that the deceased had not been forgotten, that someone had been there to pay their respects to the deceased Since learning this, I always leave a stone when I pay my respects
Comment from : Mary Brown

Way too long
Comment from : Sandra Louth

I've wondered why there were coins on gravesthank you God Bless
Comment from : Ash_ ley 421

My dad wanted his ashes spread at one of two places The place he, and my brother and I, grew up camping and fishing, or in the mountains where he used to hunt deer The camping spot was easiest on all of us It's beautiful there The pine trees, the sound of the Carson River and surrounded by the gorgeous Sierra Nevada mountains
Comment from : Lynne Shively

I see money and rocks What does it mean?
Comment from : Bianca Karteron

Lol "the grave diggers put wood and stones on top of them in order that no earth touches them"brwood and stones 𝘼𝙍𝙀 Earth!! 😂
Comment from : Nihilistie Dahmer

Very interesting but very annoying They finally get to the answer around 10 minutes in
Comment from : History Buff

Before I watch it in Florida at The Greenwood Cemetery, in the wetlands not far south past Colonial drive down 1792 I believe is the road nearest to Thornton Ave where a store I love called The Spiral Circle brSomeone told me the stones were for the times prayers were said for the fallen soldiers 😔
Comment from : AnnCherie LiCausi

Why would I leave a like before I see what its all about?
Comment from : Jerry Friday

So glad in watched this it must be incredibly emotional for family to see the different coins on their veterans grave to know their brothers and sisters in arms have paid respect Impressive communication tool
Comment from : Kelly Marie

I understand it means someone was there to pay respects instead of flowers they put stones
Comment from : Theresa C

I lost a 4 month old to sids He does not have a head stone for personal reasons But its ok,, part of him is in heaven,, the best part of him is with me, they are the memories i still have
Comment from : Jennie

Could you have dragged this out any longer?
Comment from : Ellen Morgan

I have a great uncle who died during WW2 while protecting a convoy of rescued Jews from a death campbrI never met him but, when I visit other family there I also leave him a stone on behalf of my best friend who's Jewish Who knows, he may have saved an ancestor of hers Either way, I do it because I'm greatful for his service
Comment from : Bad Kitty

You also get stone cairns which is Scottish Gaelic cairns meaning pile of stonesthey're mostly left by druids here they are burial markers and people from all different cultures use them from around the worldso cairns are stacked on top of each other sometimes just standing in middle of nowherelike a pile of pebbles to a pile of large stones,, sometimes different sized stones stacked on top of each other
Comment from : Bored Weegie

Wow InterestingThere's a song called An empty glass beside me By SgtBarry Saddler A song that I think I played on my jukebox till my jukebox couldn't play anymoreNot really I do have many 45's & this one reminds me of my Brother in Laws5 of them went to Vietnam, One didn't come back 2 re-enlisted So very sad their Mother telling me seeing these men coming to her doorShe said she knew that one of her Son's got killedBut didn't know which oneThat broke my heart
Comment from : Likeoo Up

I covered my dad's grave with RIVER ROCKS He liked fishing, and we spent the best times on vacation dayswe were short on money so I did my part by putting river rocks 1990 to presence❤️❤️❤️
Comment from : Marian Otto

This is supposed to be about stones on graves, and the only thing I've heard about flowers Do what you advertise, dipwad
Comment from : Tom Vernon

It’s also Native American Indian one
Comment from : Lisa Jarvis

No need to die anymore The penulty for sin is death Jesus paid for me and you Buried and resurrected with Jesus thru baptism in Jesus name(,Acts 2:38,39,) Remission of sins is thru baptism in Jesus name,not titles father son holy spirit No sin No Death!! Let's put death under our feet so Jesus can return
Comment from : Howard EJ Johnson

Well I'm going to be fertilizer for a tree in the forest it woods I really like this idea instead of rotten in a casket and just contaminating the soil being embalmed nope not me when I'm gone in gone miss me but let me go
Comment from : Paulleta Thornhill

This is very interesting I would've left a handful of change on a soldier's head stone now I know to leave only pennies
Comment from : Paulleta Thornhill

Do u know how many funerals I've missedAnd I'm a devoted Christian !brI feel blessed 🙏🌹💯💜 and a healing of my heart , due to this videobrThank - you & May GOD bless you
Comment from : Tina Morey

But not in a Jewish cemetery you will not see flowers on a grave a Jewish person will leave a stone on a grave we leave a stone letting the soul that you had visit their grave🕍✡️
Comment from : Robin Rymshaw