Placement of Buddhist shrines and what to pay attention to 10

1. Pay attention to at least put it in a clean house, not in the bedroom, aisle or dirty place, there should be no sundries around the house, and the altar under the Buddha shrine should be more than the waist.

2. Do not worship together with other statues of the gods, if at the beginning of the placement, if you can ask the monks to open the light, if not, you should recite the corresponding scriptures to the Buddha statue, such as offering Guanyin to recite the "Pumen Pin" 7 times, if you worship the Jizo Bodhisattva, recite the "Dizo Sutra" 7 times. And so on, after reciting, ask the bodhisattva doppelganger to bless you.

3. After the offering, at least on the fifteenth day of each month, incense offerings, when encountering the Buddha and Bodhisattva Christmas or Mid-Autumn Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, and Spring Festival, it is necessary to make diligent offerings.

1: It should be placed in a clean, well-lit room.

2: It is best to face west and face east, or you can make the back west face east (convenient for you), the shrine should be close to the wall, and there should be no toilet behind the wall.

3: After a long time of offering, there is more incense ash in the incense burner, you can take out a part, wrap it in clean paper, pour it into the clean river water and seawater, or pour it into the incense burner in the nearby temple, which is convenient for the laymen to use.

4: Put it in the living room, don't have a mirror opposite! Don't face the speakers, and don't face the door. Consider opening windows.

Don't let the dust blow inside.

5: The height of the shrine should be basically the same as the height of the person's heart.

Amitabha.

The Jizo Sutra says that it should be placed in a clean place in the south of the place where you live. My experience is that it is better not to put it in the bedroom, etc., and it should be fine in the living room. However, if there are frequent entertainment activities in the living room, it is best to temporarily cover the Buddha statue with yellow silk and open it again during worship or reading.

The ashes can be buried in a clean place outside the house or poured into clean water. The above is just my own experience, it is better to consult the master of the monastery.

Buddhist shrines should be placed in the most sacred place in one's home.

Taboos and precautions for worshipping idols at home, what you need to pay attention to when placing idols Mr. Liu Ming

In Buddhist beliefs, the placement of Buddhist shrines is very important. A shrine is a way to express respect and gratitude to the Buddha, as well as a way to ask the Buddha for protection and protection. Here are some important guidelines on how to place your shrines:

First of all, the Buddha shrine should be placed in the most affluent area of the home as a sign of respect and respect for the Buddha. In general, the shrine should be placed in the living room of the home** or the main place of worship in the family.

Secondly, there are some specific rules and requirements that should be followed in the placement of Buddhist shrines. For example, the shrine should be placed close to the window so that sunlight and natural light can shine on the Buddha statue. At the same time, the Buddha shrine should also be placed in a clean, neat, and clean place as a sign of respect for the Buddha.

In addition, the shrine should be placed in a suitable position according to the size of the Buddha statue. For example, smaller Buddha statues should be placed in a lower position, while larger Buddha statues should be placed in a higher position in order to overlook the entire room and home.

In addition, some offerings and incense sticks should be placed around the shrine as a sign of devotion and respect for the Buddhist faith. In front of the shrine, some living objects such as flowers, plants or water bottles should be placed to express respect and respect for life.

In conclusion, the placement of the shrines should be in line with the traditions of the Buddhist faith to show respect and respect for the Buddha. At the same time, the shrine should also be selected according to the layout of the house and the size of the Buddha statue. Through the correct arrangement of Buddhist shrines, we can reflect the recognition and respect of the Buddha for the lack of faith in Buddhism, and pray to the Buddha for protection and protection.

1. Draw the floor plan of the house, according to the direction of the house and the fortune of the owner, before placing the shrine at home, you need to draw the floor plan of the house, according to the direction of the house and the fortune of the owner. Different layouts and different fortunes are placed in different positions, which need to be measured and calculated. It is very important to find the right place to place the shrine, and you can ask a professional to help.

2. The position of the Buddhist shrine should be quiet, the number of offerings should not be too much, one or three, when the position of the Buddhist shrine is found at home, it should be placed in a quiet position, usually less accessible, clean and hygienic, and no one disturbs the place when worshipping God, the number of offerings should not be too much, one or three.

3. The Buddha shrine should be placed behind the back, not empty and the next door against the wall can not be the toilet or kitchen, when the space at home is not very large, it must not be simply placed, the Buddha shrine should be placed behind the slag quietly, can not be empty and the next door against the wall can not be the toilet or kitchen. Smaller Buddhist shrines can be used, and the effect is the same, sincerity is the main thing.

4. Place the Buddha shrine in the living room, from the hall to the outside to the door, and keep a certain distance from the door, when the Buddha shrine can be placed in the living room, the Buddha shrine needs to be placed outside the hall on the opposite side of the door, and keep a certain distance from the door. Green plants can be placed on the left and right sides of the shrine, and the living room light can not use spotlights, but should be soft as slag lights.

When placing the Buddhist shrine, the direction must be paid attention to, and when placing it, it should be placed from the inside to the outside, and it is best to face the door, so that it is more particular in feng shui.

It is best to place the shrine in a quiet place, and the area around the location should be relatively clean, and do not place any electronic devices around it, such as televisions or speakers.

The placement of the Buddhist shrine cannot be facing the bed, and it cannot also be placed against the kitchen position, because the Buddhist altar is not allowed to see sexual life and meat, so it is still a little particular about the placement.

When placing the shrine, it is important to note that there must be something on the back, which means that it can be backed against the wall, but not the wall of the toilet or kitchen.

Chinese people have always believed in house feng shui and have a long history of Buddhism. In particular, some elderly people like to place a Buddhist shrine at home to express their devout faith. So when it comes to Buddhist shrines, from the perspective of feng shui, what are its feng shui taboos?

One of the taboos: Don't rush the door.

The position of the Buddhist shrine should be opposite to the door of the big sale, but it does not mean that you can see it immediately as soon as you open the door, and the distance between it and the door is not too short.

Taboo 2: There is noise around.

If there is a TV or other equipment in the living room, it is not suitable for the shrine to be worshipped and sold to filial piety, and a quiet environment should be maintained.

Taboo 3: The height is too low.

As an object of worship, it is disrespectful to place it at a height that is not too low. So its location should be chosen at a suitable height.

Taboo 4: Improper orientation.

The feng shui of the house pays attention to the direction, and the same is true for the placement of Buddhist shrines. Generally speaking, it is better to place the middle dry in the positive direction, and it is better to be due south and west.

Taboo No. 5: Don't be left alone.

There must be a leaning position behind the bodhisattva's offering, not in a suspended state. Also, be careful not to place it near the bathroom or kitchen, which is very disrespectful. There are also behaviors that cannot eat meat or have ** in front of the Bodhisattva.

The above is based on the knowledge of house feng shui, the introduction of the Buddha shrine feng shui taboos, I hope that there are believers in the Buddha at home can be careful when placing the Bodhisattva offerings, can not violate these taboos.