Taboo of burning paper at crossroads

Burning paper at crossroads is taboo. In daily life, sometimes some people will see someone burning paper when they walk on the road after work. These people who burn paper money usually choose a corner at the crossroads. What are the taboos of burning paper at crossroads? The following is a detailed answer for everyone.

Taboo of burning paper at crossroads 1 According to folk sayings, intersections are places where ghosts go from south to north, so it is convenient to post at intersections because there are postmen in the underworld. Intersections, especially positive intersections, are positive in the southeast and northwest. No matter how far away the deceased relatives are, they can receive the banknotes of their living relatives.

China's cultural history of thousands of years has continued in this way. Every year, New Year's Day, Tomb-Sweeping Day and October 1st of the lunar calendar are festivals to commemorate the lost relatives. Those close to home will burn on the grave, and those far away will choose to burn at the crossroads. Those who are close to their hometown will go to the cemetery to burn; Wandering people will be burned to death at the crossroads. People express their thoughts and condolences to their deceased relatives in this simple way.

Metaphysics believes that when burning paper money for an old friend, you should try to choose a crossroads or fork in the road. This is convenient for ghosts to run around and send clothes bags to their ancestors, while others go their separate ways and don't get entangled with burning paper. There is a Taoist song that tells the reason why people choose crossroads to burn paper money: the crossroads extend in all directions, and the southeast and northwest roads can be reached. All kinds of dead people live here, and it is easy to get paper money. Don't be a sinner, passers-by should respect you. Southeast, northwest, I respect you, and I have never lived a fierce life.

The significance of burning paper in Mid-Autumn Festival: Burning paper refers to paper money for people to burn to worship ghosts and gods, also known as "burning paper money". Some places are called Huabao, and the purpose of burning paper money is to worship ancestors and pray for blessings. The objects of burning paper money can be roughly divided into three types: one is for the Buddha, and generally choose a clean outdoor place to burn paper; Second, for ancestors and relatives, it is enough to burn paper at the intersection near home; Third, worship ghosts by the river or before burning paper to worship ancestors.

1, when buying burnt paper, don't buy piles of printed matter, one is hundreds of millions, and the money is not real, which is not as valuable as the old ruble and Vietnamese dong. However, while burning a lot of money, it is still possible to burn this more or less. There are many debt collectors here who insist on asking you for money, and if you don't give it, you will grind you, so you should answer them correctly with such a small amount of money.

2. Buy yellow papyrus paper, spread it out and press it with a piece of real money of 100 yuan. I feel that 100 yuan is a stamp, with rows of covers from right to left and from top to bottom until the whole paper is covered. Under this burning paper is hard currency.

3. Fold the pasted paper, divide it into seven or eight pieces with one knife, and fold it diagonally twice, otherwise a stack of paper will be very troublesome to burn. It will be convenient to fold it and burn it.

4. Before preparing to burn paper, it is best to prepare a lighter (it is best to be windproof, and it is cloudy and windy on July 15) and a stick. This is convenient for you to pull up the pressed burning paper when you burn it, so that the air can circulate and it is convenient for burning. It's a good choice to use the old mop at home, but be careful not to take it back after use, just throw it away.

No one dares to come out to withdraw money until it is dark and dawn. On the way back and forth to burn paper, try to avoid burning paper and don't step on it. Sometimes an intersection is a pile of paper dust, so you can't get around it, so please insert it carefully, sometimes it may take a big step. Before you go, you should say, I'm sorry to bother you.

Taboos for burning paper at the crossroads 2 Legend has it that the crossroads is not only a fork in the road used by Yang people, but also a place where Yin and Yang meet, and it extends in all directions, so no matter who you burn it to, you can burn paper at the crossroads, but you should know that burning paper at the crossroads has some taboos, and once it is violated, it will lead to disaster.

First, burn to the gods.

Burning money for God, some people will choose to burn money at the crossroads. It should be noted that, first of all, you must choose a clean intersection when burning money for the gods. There should be no dirty things such as sewers or trash cans nearby, and it is not advisable to choose dark and humid places such as alleys or toilets. Burning paper here will pollute paper money and hit the gods.

In addition, not everyone can burn money for the gods. It is best to burn it in a professional place by a mage. It is difficult for ordinary people to burn paper, and it is easy to violate taboos. It is best not to burn it yourself.

Second, burn to ancestors and relatives.

If it is close to the grave, burning paper in front of it is much better than burning paper at the intersection. You have no choice but to burn paper at the crossroads. If you burn paper at the crossroads because you are lazy, your fortune will be depressed.

Third, burn to ghosts.

This kind of situation is more common in running into ghosts and then burning money at intersections to send them away. In addition, don't burn money for ghosts at will. It seems to be merit, but it is very easy to provoke things that should not be provoked. Even ordinary people who burn paper are more likely to recruit new ghosts and make things worse. Therefore, if you can find a professional mage to solve things, don't operate at will, such as ghosts.