-
Anonymous users2024-02-13Burning incense and worshiping the Buddha does not need to pick the day, choose the time, you can do it anytime and anywhere, you can say "no taboos", you think in turn, the Buddha and Bodhisattva are "boundless mana, vast supernatural powers", if even this sesame big thing can not be resolved, then what is the use of you worshipping him?
-
Anonymous users2024-02-12No, you don't. The incense is to communicate with the Buddha and Bodhisattva, and to cultivate our respect, and to worship the Buddha is to eliminate our arrogance, and there is no need to pick the day or choose the time, and it can be done anytime and anywhere.
-
Anonymous users2024-02-11The first day of the month and the 15th of each month are good times to go to the temple to worship the BuddhaIn addition, February 19, June 19, and September 19 are also very suitable for worshipping the Buddha and burning incense, because these three days are the birthday of Guanyin, and in addition, there are other Buddha's festivals that can be visited.
1. The time to worship the Buddha every day The time to worship the Buddha every day is generally the best time to go in the morning, because if you go in the morning, some temples may have Dharma events, so that the effect of worshipping the Buddha is better, at least the psychological comfort will be better. This requires paying attention to the opening hours of each temple, and looking at the opening hours of the temples before going to worship the Buddha. Of course, it doesn't make much difference if you go at other times.
MoreoverInBuddhismAmong them, every day is good, every moment is also good, as long as you want to worship the Buddha, you can go immediatelyThere is no need to pick a fixed time.
Second, the date of worshipping the Buddha Generally speaking, to worship the Buddha and worship the Buddha is to choose an auspicious day of the zodiac, so that the effect of worshipping the Buddha on a good day may be better. The most suitable time to worship the Buddha is the first and fifteenth day of the month, not how good these two days are, but that there are not many taboos in these two days, so you can do anything on these two days, and it is also very good to worship the Buddha. Other than that are some of the Buddha's festivalsThe Buddha's festival is also very suitable for worshipping the Buddha, these Buddhas have a birth day, a enlightenment day, and they can go to worship the Buddha, the effect is also relatively good.
Although worshipping the Buddha is exquisite, but it is not necessary to follow, there is a saying called medicine and medicine immortality, the Buddha has a fate, this sentence is that the Buddha will help the fateful person, and the other means that people still have to rely on themselves.
3. The Buddha's festival is the first day of the first month of the first month of Maitreya Bodhisattva Christmas, and the eighth day of the second month of the second month of Shakyamuni.
Buddha ordination, February 19 Guanyin's birthday, February 21 Fuxian Bodhisattva Christmas, April four Manjushri Bodhisattva.
Christmas, the eighth day of the fourth month of the fourth month of the Buddha Shakyamuni Christmas, the third day of the beginning of June Veda Bodhisattva Christmas, June 19 Guanyin Bodhisattva.
Enlightenment, July 13 to the Bodhisattva Christmas, July 30 Jizo King Bodhisattva.
Christmas, September 19 Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva ordination, September 30 Medicine Buddha Christmas, November 17 Amitabha Buddha Christmas, December 8 Shakyamuni Buddha enlightenment.
1."Wu Wa Song".
1. Before burning incense on the arm to worship the Buddha, I wish Lang a peaceful New Year. >>>More
You don't need to burn incense in a hurry.
Burning incense often, of course, is harmless, the Buddha is the universal sentient beings, the god of compassion for the world, often burn incense and bow to them, they will also be embarrassed, the so-called short hands, but this also requires you to have a pious heart, otherwise how to worship, the Buddha and Bodhisattva will not help you. >>>More
Buddha worship is a ritual for followers of Buddhism, similar to prayer. For those who truly believe in Buddhism, the meaning is that it can purify the mind. For ordinary people, it is to make a wish and make a wish, to worship the Buddha when there is something important, and to have a heart of comfort.
That's because I'm not careful. First, it is impossible for the Buddha and Bodhisattva to give you any omen (because "personal karma is personal", the Buddha and Bodhisattva are enlightened and will never change the fate of mortals), and secondly, the Buddha and Bodhisattva are merciful and compassionate, and it is impossible to punish you.