What are the taboos of Avatar?

The taboo of head portrait is: don't use dim scenery or background, don't use fierce animal head portrait, don't use cat head portrait, don't use fairy head portrait, don't use children's head portrait.

First, don't use bleak scenery or background.

For example, desert, snow-capped mountains, solitary gorge, gloomy leaves and so on. This often brings negative energy to people and is easy to attract yin.

Second, don't use the head of a fierce animal.

Such as lions, tigers, eagles in the sky, pythons, crocodiles and so on. Over time, you will inevitably attract lawsuits or right and wrong, villains and the like, which we must bear in mind.

Third, don't use a cat's head.

A cat is an evil animal. Although it looks smart, it is the most spiritual animal, which is easy to minimize people's energy, and it is also easy to attract evil diseases and break money. So try not to use photos of cats on WeChat, which will help your physical and mental health.

Fourth, don't use gods as avatars.

Many people like to use Guanyin, Buddha and God of Wealth as their heads. As we all know, this is not allowed to be used indiscriminately, which is a disrespect for Buddhists and gods. You must not use the heads of Buddhists, Taoists or some big temples (such as Tathagata and Maitreya) and other gods, buddhas and Taoists as your own heads.

Fifth, don't use the child's head.

Many people like to use children's photos as WeChat avatars. It is easy to absorb the child's positive energy and his yang on the WeChat avatar.

The above contents are for reference only.