So from the perspective of geomantic omen, is there anything to pay attention to in the placement of Buddhist niches? Take a look with me!
1, from the inside out, shrines or altars are placed outside from home and outside from the hall. That is to say, you should face the gate, but if you can't meet this requirement due to environmental restrictions, you should also face him in the direction of the gate, and avoid rushing to the door, that is, you will see the shrine or altar as soon as you enter the room, and keep a certain distance from the door.
2. It should be in a quiet place, and the place should be quiet and tidy. It is best not to have audio, television and other things near the shrine or shrine.
Don't face the bed. Don't face the table. Kitchen, toilet, indecent behavior and animal products because of Bodhisattva. If the conditions are limited, some people put shrines or shrines in their bedrooms and block them with a yellow curtain when they sleep.
4. The shrine or altar should be supported, and the back should not be empty. The next door to the wall can't be a toilet or a kitchen.
The shrine or altar should not be under the beam.
6. If conditions permit, the shrine or shrine should not be too low and the height should be moderate.
7, the number of support, one can, not too much, for example, for gods such as Bodhisattva, Bodhisattva should be higher than God, because the level of God should be at the bottom of Bodhisattva, and Buddha and Bodhisattva are supreme.
8. Generally, the orientation of Buddhist shrines or altars should not be placed in the south and west of the home [this orientation can be slightly biased], and other orientations can be used, preferably according to the feng shui layout of the home.
9. Buddhas and Bodhisattvas had better worship from west to east.