Is eating an apple from a tree planted right next to a granddad's tomb not permitted?
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Suppose A's granddad died many years ago and was buried in the back yard.
Right next to his tomb, grows a very fruitful apple tree. There are many delicious apples on that tree.
Is it ok to eat these apples?
There is a very high chance, that the tree obtained energy from the tomb. When the granddad's corpse decayed, it released a lot of biological substances that are good for the tree.
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Sep 18, 2015, 04:10 PM
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