What should a woman do when she goes to a temple to burn incense and worship Buddha?

Burning incense and worshipping Buddha requires meditation first, and then the posture of worshipping Buddha is also very important. You must remember your promise to Buddha, and don't forget it after a while.

Worship Buddha is a way to show respect and gratitude to all Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. From the soft, slow and serene bending down to worship Buddha, it reflects the calmness and humility of worshippers. Burning incense and worshipping Buddha is something that many people do every day. How to worship Buddha devoutly, posture is very important.

The posture of lowering the head is like this. Kneel on the futon and put your hands together. Note that the palms of these palms are hollow, hold them high above your head, pause to your mouth, make a wish, then go down to your heart, meditate, then spread out your palms, palms up, upper body prone.

Be pious, be honest, and have clean hands. Don't make noise and say irrelevant "nagging" in the temple. Don't point your finger at the Buddha statue. Don't make noise and say disrespectful things. More importantly, you can't make a wish casually, because you must keep it. If you are not sure, don't make a wish. Don't ask for wealth, Buddha didn't bless you to get rich. You can seek peace and health. Don't just promise to give the Buddha something to support and then forget it. Buddha does not dispute your fragrance. This statement tells us not to make promises at will. The so-called man should keep his word.

If we don't have enough time to burn incense at home, we can choose to burn incense on the first and fifteenth day of the first month. It can be in a temple, in a Buddhist temple at home, or in your heart. The so-called heart incense refers to cultivating wisdom, abstaining from greed and ignorance, and cultivating oneself and goodness, so burning heart incense is the real burning incense.