Burning incense and worshiping Buddha is considered important by many people, and they all think that having this kind of belief is good for life, so they will also worship gods and Buddhas at home. So in Feng Shui, why should you never burn incense at home? Let this Feng Shui knowledge encyclopedia analyze it for you.
What does it mean to never burn incense at home
There are many rules for burning incense. It is difficult to follow these rules at home. It is better to go to a temple to burn incense. There are special Utensils and suitable incense should be used. People around you are sincerely offering incense. The atmosphere is very important. If the way of applying incense is wrong, there will be specialized people to give guidance.
It is different at home. Not all people at home may be good at incense. You need to be quiet when you are doing incense. If the environment at home is noisy or someone speaks rudely, this is the time. If you are unable to offer incense sincerely, how can the Bodhisattva bless you if you offer incense without sincerity?
When burning incense at home, you usually burn a few sticks
When you burn incense at home, you usually burn three sticks. The reason is that the incense offered is the Three Jewels (Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha), which is the most Dharma-compliant. . If the room where the Buddhist altar is placed is small, you can burn one stick of incense. As long as you offer it with a pious heart, one stick can replace three or even tens of thousands of incense sticks.
Incense is very important when burning incense and worshiping Buddha. Good incense can better convey your prayers, communicate with the void Dharma Realm, receive endless protection, and at the same time show your piety and respect. This is the way to burn incense throughout the ages. The meaning.
The correct way to burn incense
When burning incense and worshiping Buddha, first take three sticks of incense and light them in the light. Remember to light them all at once, hold them in your hand, and then walk to the incense stand. Before. Facing the Buddha statue, stand respectfully, raise the statue with both hands, and worship the Buddha with a pious heart. When holding the incense, your hands are like asking questions. Hold the fragrant foot between the index and middle fingers of both hands, and press the tail end of the fragrant foot with the two thumbs. The fragrance should be steady.
Then raise the incense to the eyebrows, and after it is level with the eyebrows, look at the Buddha statue with both eyes, silently recite what you want to pray for, look at your nose with your eyes, and look at your heart with your nose. Put the incense down, hold the incense foot in your right hand, and insert the incense in your left hand. The distance between the two incense sticks is five minutes. When offering incense, be careful not to step over the futon in front of you, otherwise it will be considered disrespectful, but you can bypass the futon.