Can a peace charm like a red cloth given by a fake nun be thrown in the trash?

A peace charm given by a false nun.

Of course, you can throw it in the trash. If it's true, it's best to keep it or take it with you.

In our daily lives, we have the most common and traditional amulet.

In order to let these talismans play the effect of warding off evil spirits and keeping the peace, it is recommended that when asking for amulets, it is best to go to a more formal temple or a mascot store with a good reputation nearby, so as to get a better guarantee.

If the amulet is damaged after wearing it correctly, it is also a good thing, indicating that you will have something unsmooth at this stage, and the damage of the amulet has played a role, which can prevent all or part of the occurrence of unfavorable things. The so-called defending against disasters and resolving unfavorable things for the master is the most valuable aspect of the talisman. The damaged amulet can be stored at the bottom of the wardrobe as a collection.

It can also be wrapped in a red cloth and thrown at the intersection to make it angry.

Scatter or place incense candles in nearby temples**. If it is inconvenient to continue to wear it on the body, you can put the amulet in your carry-on bag, or put it under the pillow, hang it at the head of the bed, etc., which will not affect its effect.

This red cloth represents the hope for the good, you can keep it away, there is no need to put it in the trash.

You just treat it as a nun to deceive people and throw it directly into the trash, it doesn't matter.

This is actually just for peace of mind and doesn't have much effect, decide for yourself, anyway, I don't believe in these.

If the signature doesn't matter, there is no need for the fake nun to give her money, she has hands and feet, and she can starve to death?

It doesn't matter, many of these fake monks and nuns, when they cheat money, will take a merit book, ask you to write your name, and write you down as if they were fake, saying that you have a merit! These are all idiosyncratic deceptive tactics to increase credibility. Don't give money when you meet this kind of person, you give money doesn't mean that you are merciful, what you give money is a problem with your brain, the more these people are used to them, the more self-righteous they are, thinking that it is right to reach out and ask for money without work, no one gives them money, they will naturally go to find a job, knowing that it is ** to return the money is to encourage them to deceive people and encourage them to create bad karma.

I've never encountered this kind of thing, and it's also a nun, but the image of Guanyin Bodhisattva, saying that it's for free, and then asking you for money, these nuns, you don't have to pay attention to him, they are all fake, they have hair when they take off their hats, and they often deceive people in this way, and they meet kind people who take them into the house, they look at what they steal, it's very annoying, the one I met, I said you recite a few words of the Diamond Sutra for me, he couldn't even say a word, he actually said that he was a new monk, and he hadn't learned the Diamond Sutra yet. Then I directly broke him, and told him that his behavior is stealing, and there is a great sin, he didn't say anything, bowed his head and left, and he can ignore this kind of thing. Don't give them your own name, the name of your family, tell them about the situation of the family, they will turn into fortune tellers, go to your house to tell fortunes, because you have told him the whole situation of your family, he can say it in front of your mother, your mother will believe that he is right, and she will change every word he says, and then they will say, so-and-so has a disaster, and if he doesn't break it, he will die, and your family will obediently pay money to avoid the disaster.

Buddhism is not the same as engaging in peaceful country charms, fake!

I met today, I hung out with my classmates, and then I walked in the back, and she was right in front of me, and she pulled me and told me to write my name, and then gave me a card, and then told me to take the money... Before he said he didn't want money... Old fire...

I want to ask if I don't want that card anymore.,Can I throw it.,But I'm afraid.。。。 Ask for answers...

It's okay, it should be **. Nuns don't spend their lives like this.

It's okay, she wants you to believe in Buddhism too.

I've encountered it too, but I didn't.

You've met her three times because she's mostly in that area, and if you're saying you've met her three times in different areas, it's too much of a coincidence. This kind of superficial claim not to seek benefits, in fact, in the end, there are all kinds of reasons to pull sponsorship, because this sponsorship fee is to verify your sincerity to Guanyin, and it is also claimed to be used for charity, so do you give it or not? So, you just have to be polite to such people:

Thanks, I don't believe in these things. That's it. She can't embarrass you anymore, because this kind of person is very smart, and she can only give up if she can't break you.

Scammers are generally under the guise that a nunnery or temple is going to be expanded, and you need to help raise funds, and the amount of money varies from one to the other, and after you give the money, it will be credited to you on the merit bo, and then you will be given a souvenir of consecration.

Or a peace charm, a pendant pendant or something like that. It's all fake.

This depends on the individual, because Chinese are somewhat superstitious, if you have the kind of thought you are afraid of, it is best to spend a little money to buy comfort in your heart, whether she cheats money or not.

On September 5, 2018, I was walking to the bus stop near Jiefangxi in Changsha, Hunan Province, and met a fake nun on the way who wanted to send me a peace charm. I directly said no, she began to pull my clothes, and I scolded her in fluent Changsha dialect, don't be in your township, you know at a glance that it is ** and wants to cheat money. He turned around and left.

Once fooled is an experience! I'm never going to give these people a chance.

I also let the monk cheat a hundred, saying yes, sesame oil money, and then I thought about being deceived, and now I know that all the monks and nuns who come out to ask for money are **, and really monks and nuns will not come out to ask for money.

You ask her what is the first sentence of the Prajnaparamita Heart Sutra? Then ask the second sentence. If she can't answer, it means that she is not a real nun.

That's okay! Only kind people are easy to lose! We also have a lot of fake monks, fake nuns!

See if you have this sesame oil heart.

Is it drugged? There are a lot of means now.

In our Sichuan dialect, you are a ha'er.

It doesn't matter, nuns should be fake. There are no real nuns who practice to give amulets.

Go to the Taoists. The nun is Buddhist, and if she sends a talisman, it is definitely not Buddhist, but Taoist, called Guru.

Everything is inseparable from cause and effect, what you plant is what you get, if you plant the cause of buying and selling Buddha statues, you will get the retribution of buying and selling Buddha statues, and if you disrespect Buddha statues and throw them in the garbage can, you will get the consequences of disrespecting Buddha statues.

There won't be anything bad, as long as you have a Buddha in your heart, nothing else is important.

Actually, I think it's Guanyin or something, as long as you keep it in your heart, it's broken, and he won't blame you.

A true Buddhist person will not forcibly give things to others or ask others to buy things in his hands, this is basically **. This estimate is a coincidence, if you are worried, go to the temple to worship the Buddha, and feel comforted. (You can also ask the monk or something inside, this card is useless and can be lost, after all, there is something to be afraid of this, ask for peace of mind).

The word "forced" means that you are reluctant and have some taboos in your heart. If you're in a bad mood, you're prone to making mistakes. Believe it or not, it's okay to burn it, and it's better not to throw it away.

This letter is there, if you don't believe in it, you don't have it, believing in Buddha is originally a comfort in your heart, looking for a sustenance, and now this thing makes you feel scared and uneasy, so it's better to burn a hundred directly.

The light of the charm and Guanyin are to take refuge in disasters, and those who seek peace should not be thrown away, and the car accident is not serious, which means that this charm is still safe, isn't it?

Actually, it's okay to keep it at home. There are also nuns in our countryside who come to us and give us one or two hundred yuan. She didn't ask you for money, so you just take it.

Everything is the best arrangement, if you believe in Buddhism, you will keep him, if you don't believe in it, throw it away, it is useless for those who do not believe, if you are skeptical, you find a place to bury him!

You see that there is nothing wrong, but you took this and it happened, so many bad things, do you think you should lose it?

Why are you forced to take it, you have to keep it when you want it, do you think Guanyin will harm you. I can only say that I will alleviate your disaster, and say something unpleasant, for example, Xiao Ming is going to be hit by a car very miserably today, and after the protection of Guanyin Bodhisattva, he was spared a very miserable skin injury. You know what I mean.

You can lose it, you can lose it, it's better to throw this thing away. It didn't work.

You have a few points in this matter that are self-regulating.

1. In true Buddhism, people are not allowed to do this kind of thing of selling amulets, and the study of Buddhism is to teach people to understand the truth: it is called wisdom. This nun is not a monk at all, she is pretending to be a nun in order to cheat a little money. This card doesn't have any supernatural powers.

2. Something happened to you and your friend, although it was a bit of a coincidence, maybe it was because you took this thing and affected your mood and made a mistake, and it was not because of the power of this card.

3. If there really are evil demons and evil ways in this world, I will not waste this kind of strength on you. There's no need to be afraid of the cards you have.

4. This incident is just an experience for you, and there is no need to be angry with other objects, as the old Chinese saying goes: If you lose your horse, you will not know whether it is a blessing. The card can be faded.

No, no, no!!

If it were me, I wouldn't believe it and throw it away.

Don't just throw it away, you can do without it, just find a place to put it away, away from yourself and your family.

Guanyin should be kept, and it is better to throw away that talisman.

You think too much, what you encounter today has nothing to do with this thing. If you have faith then you can't throw it away, if you don't have faith then you can throw it away. It's not what you ask for in the temple and what you can't throw away.

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I have met before, I was going to dinner with 3 other colleagues, this nun gave me peace and blessing, but did not speak, let me give money, I was on 1 yuan 4 change to her, she smiled and left, during this period I next to the 3 colleagues told her to be safe and happy, he did not give, I also wonder why only give me.

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