For example, Feng Shui, if a person cares about the left and right, has no evidence and has no basic understanding of Feng Shui geography, exaggerating and misinterpreting some explanations to deceive ignorant people and make them pay a certain price, this is superstition.
If a person loves Feng Shui and studies what he has learned from ancient Feng Shui, he cannot be said to be superstitious.
The way to tell is, first, does this person really understand? How many points do you know? Second, does this person really think of each other?
Just like those Chinese medicine practitioners on the street, nine times out of ten, they just go out for two days, but you can't have a brilliant Chinese medicine practitioner seriously.
Question 2: What is the difference between religion and feudal superstition? Religion is a kind of social ideology, which generally consists of basic elements such as beliefs and concepts, moral norms, religious ceremonies, precepts, classics, places and organizations. Feudal superstition is a bad habit left over from the old society. It is generally composed of fortune-telling, geomantic omen, divination and other activities hosted by superstitious professionals such as Shen Han and Shenpo. There is no formal organizational form, ceremony, etiquette, discipline or classics.
Question 3: What does feudal superstition mean? Any blindly superstitious religion.
Question 4: What is the relationship between feudal superstition and folk culture? Let's just say that after Qu Yuan's death, people put zongzi into the river to prevent the body from being eaten by fish and shrimp, and the Dragon Boat Festival became a folk culture. But if you put the baby in it, it is feudal superstition. In fact, feudal superstition is also a folk culture, but it is an unscientific folk culture.
Question 5: Why be superstitious? Shouldn't feudal superstition be abandoned? Although it is not a feudal society now, feudal ideas have always existed, otherwise those fairy tales will not be filmed one after another. In this society, there are many things that can't satisfy their desires because of the current science or their own abilities, so some people just use these so-called superstitions to satisfy their desires.
Question 6: What are the feudal superstitions in China? 1. In an attempt to eliminate disasters and solve problems for relatives, turn evil into good fortune and bring good luck by praying to God, worshipping Buddha, burning incense and kowtowing and exorcism.
2. get rid of troubles. Some people become disheartened, pessimistic and desperate after being hit by a major mental shock in real life, so they want to escape from reality. For example, some people become nuns or monks after falling in love.
3. Psychological comfort. Some people try to make up for some irreparable mistakes through superstitious activities and seek spiritual comfort. Its outstanding performance, such as doing Dojo, asking the mage to mourn the deceased and regretting the poor care of the deceased before his death.
Types and manifestations of superstitious activities;
1. Traditional secular superstition. I believe that certain activities, ceremonies, people, natural phenomena and dates will bring good luck, and try to avoid certain people and phenomena. For example, many areas believe that something good will happen when you hear the voice of a magpie. Therefore, when you hear a magpie chirping in front of your house, you are filled with joy, while when you hear a crow or an owl chirping, it is considered as a sign of evil, and you are generally considered to be dying and feel uneasy; Western countries think "13" is an unlucky number, while some areas in China think "36+03" is unlucky. 36 years old is a "stutter" in life, and it is also a year full of troubles. Therefore, when celebrating his 36th birthday, relatives and friends will come to celebrate and help him spend the year smoothly. Although many people know that these practices are meaningless, they hold the attitude of "believing what they have, not believing what they have".
Ghosts and gods are superstitious. It is believed that there are gods and monsters in the world, or that creatures have supernatural "souls" or gods, and have the ability to control natural phenomena (wind, rain, lightning, drought and flood) and human birth, aging, illness and death. For example, some people think they are possessed by demons when they are sick or frightened. Instead of going to see a doctor, they invited wizards and witches to ward off evil spirits. Some people think that there are mountain gods in the mountains and river gods in the rivers. In order to keep the good weather, they should worship regularly every year. If you encounter drought or flood, you will offend the gods and the dragon prince, make them angry, and punish people.
3. Superstition about human function. Based on individual accidental phenomena, it is believed that some people have magical functions beyond nature, such as believing in the "late L prophet" of Qigong master, being able to predict floods and earthquakes, and predicting the future of others.
4. Particularly superstitious activities. That is, fortune telling (including counting "eight characters", measuring words, asking divination, etc.). ), physiognomy (including palm reading and face reading), feng shui. These superstitious activities spread widely in China, not only in backward rural areas, but also in bustling urban centers. It is also common to see fortune-tellers "eight characters", fortune-telling and winning prizes, explaining good fortune and bad fortune to people, and the people who listen are absorbed and frightened. Professional superstitious workers engaged in such superstitious activities generally have some common characteristics: ① mild mental or physical abnormalities, such as epilepsy and blindness; High sensitivity, strong suggestibility, strong judgment and adaptability, able to observe the forehead and color, and generally able to accurately stare at the customer's psychology; (3) articulate, expressive, attractive and persuasive; Have a good mood and be able to control other people's emotional activities.
In the final analysis, feudal superstition is people's fear of the unknown and seeking some kind of spiritual comfort. Now many feudal superstitions have been gradually broken, but some people still want to seek comfort through them.
Question 7: Is Buddhism a feudal superstition? Buddhism is definitely not a feudal superstition!
And with the development of science, the theory of Buddhism is more and more recognized by scientists. Buddhism is showing its wisdom more and more!
People who say that Buddhism is superstitious must be people who don't understand Buddhism or who have no wisdom! Those who truly understand Buddhism and have wisdom will be impressed by the scientific nature of Buddhism!
One of the earliest scholars who translated Pali Buddhist documents into English in history was the son of a famous Christian priest. He initially chose this job in order to prove the "superiority" of Christianity over Buddhism. Although he failed in this task, he won a greater victory than he expected-he became a Buddhist. We can't forget this pleasant opportunity. It was this opportunity that prompted him to engage in this work and exposed tens of millions of people in West Renye Fang to the precious "Dharma" because of him. The great scholar's name is Les? Dr. Davis. "
Wells, a British historian in the 20th century, said: "The teachings of Buddhism are very simple and clear from today's research, which is most in line with the secular concept. It is the sharpest and most rational success since ancient times. "
You Zhibiao, a scientist, said: "Science and Buddhism are really two bright lights in the world. They exposed the ignorance of the world, lifted people's obsession, and enabled human wisdom to develop endlessly and reach supreme consciousness. Unfortunately, modern science is limited to understanding the appearance of matter, and all parts related to the heart are still not a bright light of Buddhism, which is not enough to break its mystery. "
Einstein, the father of modern western science, commented: "The religion of the future will be the religion of the universe. It should transcend the individualized God, avoid dogma and theology, and cover nature and spirit. Its foundation should be based on a certain religious consciousness, which comes from the experience gained when all natural and spiritual things are experienced as a meaningful whole. Buddhism is the kind of religion mentioned above. "
In the field of philosophy, one of the greatest philosophers of this century has written more than 40 books on social science and natural science.1Russell, a British philosopher who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 950, said, "Of all the religions in the world, I am in favor of Buddhism."
Through these people's words, can you still say that Buddhism is superstition?
Question 8: What are the feudal superstitions in China? 1. In an attempt to eliminate disasters and solve problems for relatives, turn evil into good fortune and bring good luck by praying to God, worshipping Buddha, burning incense and kowtowing and exorcism.
2. get rid of troubles. Some people become disheartened, pessimistic and desperate after being hit by a major mental shock in real life, so they want to escape from reality. For example, some people become nuns or monks after falling in love.
3. Psychological comfort. Some people try to make up for some irreparable mistakes through superstitious activities and seek spiritual comfort. Its outstanding performance, such as doing Dojo, asking the mage to mourn the deceased and regretting the poor care of the deceased before his death.
Types and manifestations of superstitious activities;
1. Traditional secular superstition. I believe that certain activities, ceremonies, people, natural phenomena and dates will bring good luck, and try to avoid certain people and phenomena. For example, many areas believe that something good will happen when you hear the voice of a magpie. Therefore, when you hear a magpie chirping in front of your house, you are filled with joy, while when you hear a crow or an owl chirping, it is considered as a sign of evil, and you are generally considered to be dying and feel uneasy; Western countries think "13" is an unlucky number, while some areas in China think "36+03" is unlucky. 36 years old is a "stutter" in life, and it is also a year full of troubles. Therefore, when celebrating his 36th birthday, relatives and friends will come to celebrate and help him spend the year smoothly. Although many people know that these practices are meaningless, they hold the attitude of "believing what they have, not believing what they have".
Ghosts and gods are superstitious. It is believed that there are gods and monsters in the world, or that creatures have supernatural "souls" or gods, and have the ability to control natural phenomena (wind, rain, lightning, drought and flood) and human birth, aging, illness and death. For example, some people think they are possessed by demons when they are sick or frightened. Instead of going to see a doctor, they invited wizards and witches to ward off evil spirits. Some people think that there are mountain gods in the mountains and river gods in the rivers. In order to keep the good weather, they should worship regularly every year. If you encounter drought or flood, you will offend the gods and the dragon prince, make them angry, and punish people.
3. Superstition about human function. Based on individual accidental phenomena, it is believed that some people have magical functions beyond nature, such as believing in the "late L prophet" of Qigong master, being able to predict floods and earthquakes, and predicting the future of others.
4. Particularly superstitious activities. That is, fortune telling (including counting "eight characters", measuring words, asking divination, etc.). ), physiognomy (including palm reading and face reading), feng shui. These superstitious activities spread widely in China, not only in backward rural areas, but also in bustling urban centers. It is also common to see fortune-tellers "eight characters", fortune-telling and winning prizes, explaining good fortune and bad fortune to people, and the people who listen are absorbed and frightened. Professional superstitious workers engaged in such superstitious activities generally have some common characteristics: ① mild mental or physical abnormalities, such as epilepsy and blindness; High sensitivity, strong suggestibility, strong judgment and adaptability, able to observe the forehead and color, and generally able to accurately stare at the customer's psychology; (3) articulate, expressive, attractive and persuasive; Have a good mood and be able to control other people's emotional activities.
In the final analysis, feudal superstition is people's fear of the unknown and seeking some kind of spiritual comfort. Now many feudal superstitions have been gradually broken, but some people still want to seek comfort through them.
Question 9: What is the difference between traditional customs and feudal superstitions? The easiest way to distinguish them is to know and not to know.
For example, Feng Shui, if a person cares about the left and right, has no evidence and has no basic understanding of Feng Shui geography, exaggerating and misinterpreting some explanations to deceive ignorant people and make them pay a certain price, this is superstition.
If a person loves Feng Shui and studies what he has learned from ancient Feng Shui, he cannot be said to be superstitious.
The way to tell is, first, does this person really understand? How many points do you know? Second, does this person really think of each other?
Just like those Chinese medicine practitioners on the street, nine times out of ten, they just go out for two days, but you can't have a brilliant Chinese medicine practitioner seriously.
Question 10: What is the difference between religion and feudal superstition? Religion is a kind of social ideology, which generally consists of basic elements such as beliefs and concepts, moral norms, religious ceremonies, precepts, classics, places and organizations. Feudal superstition is a bad habit left over from the old society. It is generally composed of fortune-telling, geomantic omen, divination and other activities hosted by superstitious professionals such as Shen Han and Shenpo. There is no formal organizational form, ceremony, etiquette, discipline or classics.