There are no Buddha statues in the house. I just want to burn incense and pray for blessings on the

There is no Buddha statue at home, who are you burning incense for, Buddhas, Bodhisattvas and immortals all eat incense, if you don't have Buddhas, Bodhisattvas and immortals, don't burn incense indiscriminately, burning incense will attract unclean things. If you want to pray for blessings, you can go to the temple, but some people can't burn incense if they want to go to the temple to worship one by one, why do some people can't burn incense, it's because he has nothing to do with the Buddha and the Bodhisattva and the immortals, and the only ones who have a fate are the immortals in the majestic hundred gods of Wande, for example, I don't burn incense in the hall and individual halls.

Yes, there are simpler ones, as long as you recite Nam no Amitabha.

The name of Nam no Amitabha Buddha has supreme merit, and those who recite the Buddha will receive supreme merit, not just merit.

He has heard of it, the name of the Buddha, he is happy and enthusiastic, and even a thought, he should know that this person, in order to gain great benefits, is sufficient, supreme merit.

Yes, praying for blessings also requires merit -- virtue is required to be easy to fulfill.

For example, if you ask to pass the interview, you can first make a wish to release how many fish you will be born, and then ask to pass the interview.

I often see people who want to buy a house for 100,000 yuan for 100 yuan. So I've told you the principle.

If you don't have it, just ask for a picture, a certain treasure has a wall chart, otherwise it won't work, and the kind of waterproof material will do.

Summary. Yes, the Buddha burns incense to express the Dharma, especially the Buddha's Dharma body merits, that is, the so-called five-point Dharma body incense. The Dharmakaya of the Buddha is all over the Dharma Realm with the emptiness, that is to say, the Dharmakaya of the Buddha is everywhere, including where there is no Buddha statue, so it should be okay.

As long as you can have a Buddha in your heart when you burn incense, it's good.

There are no Buddha statues in the house. I just want to burn incense and pray for blessings on the fifteenth day of the new year. May I?

Hello, I have seen your question and am sorting out the answer, please wait a while Yes, Buddhism burns incense to show the Dharma, especially the Buddha's Dharma body merits, that is, the so-called five-point Dharma body incense. The Dharmakaya of the Buddha is all over the Dharma Realm with the emptiness, that is to say, the Dharmakaya of the Buddha is everywhere, including where there is no Buddha statue, so it should be okay. As long as you can have a Buddha in your heart when you burn incense, it's good.

Didn't you ask God to burn it in the house?

Yes! There is a Buddha in the heart. The most important thing is to pay attention to fire safety. Do not disturb the normal life of your neighbors.

Our country stipulates that citizens have the right to freedom of religious belief.

Summary. Hello Kiss is happy to answer this question for you. There are no Buddha statues at home to make incense offerings. However, there must be an ancestral tablet or Buddha statue in the home to burn incense and worship. Only incense on the incense burner cannot be worshipped.

Hello Kiss is happy to answer this question for you. There are no Buddha statues at home to make incense offerings. However, there must be an ancestral tablet or Buddha statue in the home to burn incense and worship. Only incense on the incense burner cannot be worshipped.

There is no Buddha statue in the family to light incense, there are Buddhas and Bodhisattvas in all directions, incense is not in the number of times, generally once in the morning and evening, the rest of the time with their own mind and convenience. The key is to understand the true meaning of incense. The image of the Buddha.

In a broad sense, it includes images of bodhisattvas, arhats, kings, and so on. Although there are two kinds of statues, sculptures and portraits (paintings), only sculptures are called Buddha statues, and portraits are called images. In ancient India, it was believed that carving and painting Buddha statues was a desecrated thing, so the ancient carvings of Shanqi (Sansa Nchi) and other people were limited to symbolizing Buddha with marks such as Buddhism, Bodhi trees, and Buddha footprints.

Later, with the rise of Mahayana Buddhism, the carving of Buddha statues became popular, so there are many records of the causes and merits of statues in the Mahayana scriptures.

OK. Be careful not to offer mooncakes with meat to the bodhisattva.

In addition, we believe in Buddhism, learn Buddhism, and worship Buddhas and Bodhisattvas are only one aspect, and what we need to pay more attention to is to practice what Buddhas and Bodhisattvas teach usDo not do any evil, but do all good。If you can correct your mistakes, do good deeds, and be a good student of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas will be very happy when they know about it, and you will have good fortune because of it!

In doing good deeds, there is a great good deed, which is also easy for us to ignore the good deeds, that is, filial piety to parents, filial piety to parents can accumulate blessings and change fortune for us, Confucius said, the most difficult thing to be filial to parents is "difficult to sex", that is, it is difficult to be kind to parents, (friends, think about it, is it so?) So we have to be gentle with our parents, and we should speak softly and not in a fierce tone.

I recommend a Buddhist book to you to read, "Understanding Buddhism" written by Master Jingkong, Buddhism explains for us the root of the world's blessings and misfortunes, the destination of life, the meaning, how we get away from suffering and happiness The way is worth learning. This book can be pleased in the temple.

The destination of life that Buddhism talks about, we are human beings now, so is there an afterlife, and what will become of the next life? Is there eternal life? Also, Can you be happy in the afterlife?

Or is it painful? Is there a way to make yourself happy and all sentient beings happy? This is discussed in detail in the Dharma).