It is best not to offer Buddha at home.

Generally speaking, buddhas and bodhisattvas are often enshrined in temples to receive people's incense, but some devout believers also worship buddhas in their own homes. Then, in Feng Shui, what does it mean that it is best not to offer Buddha at home? Next, let's take a look!

It is best not to offer Buddha at home.

There are high requirements and taboos for the placement of Buddha statues. For example, the placement of Guan Yu is divided into two categories: closing eyes and opening eyes, which is very different. Many people think that worshipping a fairy at home can bring good luck. In fact, the Buddha statue is a double-edged sword. If you don't use it well, it won't bring you good luck. What's worse, it will be unlucky. If you get along with people for a long time, it is easy to make people feel depressed. It is taboo to put the Buddha statue directly at home, not to say that you are sincere.

Requirements for offering Buddha at home

Number of Buddha offerings

There don't have to be too many statues of bodhisattvas at home. It is also the same to worship one, two, three or even more bodhisattvas at home. Even worshipping one bodhisattva can represent all the buddhas and bodhisattvas of Shifang III. As long as you have a Buddha in your heart and worship the Buddha with compassion, sincerity and purity, the Buddha and Bodhisattva will always be by your side and protect the peace of you and your family forever.

Placement position

Don't put the Buddha and Bodhisattva directly in front of the master bedroom, and don't be near the kitchen and bathroom. The place where the Buddha statue is worshipped should be a clean place, and household appliances will interfere with the magnetic field around the Buddha statue. These disturbances are disrespectful to the Buddha statue, so don't put the Buddha statue on household appliances such as TV and refrigerator. If there is a beam in the room, don't put the Buddha statue under the beam, because the beam is not easy to top. Don't lean back against the Buddha statue or face the window. It is best to back against a solid wall.

Sacrifice demand

Buddhist temples are generally dedicated to Sakyamuni Buddha, Tibetan Bodhisattva, Sambo Buddha, Three Sages of the West (Amitabha Buddha, Guanyin Bodhisattva, Great Trend Bodhisattva) or Three Sages of Huayan (Buddha, Manjusri Bodhisattva, Samantabhadra Bodhisattva). The Buddha statue is placed in the middle and the Bodhisattva statue is placed on both sides. In addition to offering sacrifices to Buddha statues, Buddhist temples can also offer offerings, such as offering incense, setting up a small incense burner and burning some clean incense; Used for flowers, fruits, water, lamps, music, etc. The goods are symmetrically distributed and neatly placed, and must not be messy and dignified.