What does the blessing in the yellow calendar mean?

As an integral part of traditional folk culture in China, the Yellow Calendar is closely related to blessing. When people encounter some special circumstances, they often turn over the almanac again, hoping to get the blessing of the gods. Blessing refers to expressing reverence and praying for the protection and blessing of deities, ancestors or other supernatural beings. In the Gregorian calendar, there are many days suitable for praying, such as getting out of bed, moving auspicious day, dowry day and so on. For many people, the Gregorian calendar is a supernatural existence, and you can get good luck and happiness under its guidance.

The blessings of the Gregorian calendar are very rich and varied. The older generation summed up many formulas, spells or words that can be used to pray for happiness and health for themselves or their relatives and friends. For example, Buddhist terms such as "Amitabha in the south" and "Guanyin Bodhisattva in the south" can be used to pray for health and longevity; You can also pray for peace and happiness with Buddhist phrases such as "Buddha without mercy in South China" and "Bodhisattva without land in South China". In the process of praying, you can purify your mind by burning incense, worshipping God and chanting scriptures, so that you can be more pious and dedicated.

The meaning of Gregorian calendar blessing lies not only in intangible blessing and blessing, but also in the peace and strength of mind. When you are confused, helpless and depressed, faith and blessing can be a good support. It can help us to complete spiritual sublimation and face the challenges in life with a positive and optimistic attitude. At the same time, praying for blessings is also a beautiful emotional embodiment. Through prayer, we convey warmth and care to others and let them feel our sincerity and friendship. Therefore, the blessing of the Gregorian calendar is not only a cultural representation, but also the expression and transmission of human emotions.