What are the taboos and taboos of burning incense and worshiping Buddha in the temple?

In addition, it is also necessary to pay attention to the following points: the temple is a place for monks to practice, do not make loud noises, laugh and play in the temple, do not smoke, drink, gamble, spit, litter; It is forbidden to enter prohibited areas without regular residence permission, such as places where monks practice and live; It is forbidden to strike all kinds of ritual instruments without authorization. Because every Dharma instrument is a bodhisattva, the Dharma comes from respect, respect, benefit, don't damage your own blessings because of inadvertent mistakes; Do not record, photograph, or videography without permission.

Because many temples are ancient buildings, the lights will damage the murals, colors, etc., in addition, worship the Buddha to maintain a pure heart, respectful heart, video, recording, photography is easy to lose a rare pure heart, will also affect other worshippers must obey the temple permanent residence arrangement, at the designated time and place incense, worship Buddha, get married, listen to the Dharma, fast, etc. Do not wear incense, high incense, carry and set off flammable and explosive and other dangerous goods. All items in the ashram (including flowers, fruits, trees, etc.) are permanent belongings, and they are not allowed to be taken or destroyed without the permission of the temple to avoid cause and effect.

When entering the ashram, one should dress neatly, not wearing revealing clothes, and bare-chested and bare-backed, so as not to desecrate the Three Jewels. When you meet a monk, you should put your hands together and ask questions. Women should keep an appropriate distance from their monks.

All offerings for believers in the temple will be arranged for permanent residence in the temple. It is forbidden to make offerings in the hall and other places, and it is forbidden to bring meat, wine, meat and other items into the temple.

What are the taboos and taboos of burning incense and worshiping Buddha in the temple?

1. Go to the Buddha (burn incense) and don't do anything else, go with one heart and return with one heart. Vegetarian food is recommended throughout the day.

2. When you see the mage coming, first pull aside and give way.

3. When you go to the temple, don't look around, talk loudly, and don't walk in front of others when you enter the main hall (kneeling).

If you burn incense and worship Buddha in the market, I don't think it's noisy, and then you can be quiet, I think it's better to be honest.

Are there any taboos and precautions for entering the temple to offer incense?

1. Dress cleanly: It is foreseen that you will go to the temple to burn incense on the first day, and you will need to clean yourself the night before. Nerves are to wash away the dust on your body, and make yourself a little neater, "neat" is not how luxurious you want to wear, but clean and neat. Dress not ostentatiously or alternatively.

2. Instructions for entering the hall: If anyone notices, the main hall of the general temple has two gates, a gate in the middle, and two small doors on both sides. It is also taboo to burn incense and worship the Buddha to enter the door, and it is better not to go through the middle door if you are not a monk or nun, and the middle door is called an empty door, and only monks can enter and exit.

The people on both sides can be used by pilgrims to enter and exit, and you need to pay attention to the right foot when entering the door. Male left foot. You must not step on the threshold, this is disrespectful to the Buddha.

Straight into the bump is to cross over.

3. Worship Buddha etiquette: The hearts of those who come to worship the Buddha should be pious, and their hands should be clean, because their hands should be clean and they should take incense. When you come to worship the Buddha, you should pay attention to speaking in the hall, do not discuss, do not make noise. Don't point a finger at any Buddha statue.