Usage of forgiveness day

Forgiveness Day is a special day in the traditional culture of China, and it is considered as an auspicious day for God to forgive the sins of all beings.

In ancient times, forgiveness was widely used for a long time, especially as a necessary forgiveness day, its application was helpful in many aspects. First of all, Forgiveness Day is the day when the Jade Emperor opens the door to inspect the world. People think that on this day, they can sincerely repent to God and ask for forgiveness of their sins. Therefore, the day of forgiveness has become the most suitable day for disaster relief and blessing.

On this day, people can burn incense at home and pray for blessings, or they can burn incense to worship at Dojo Palace, so as to resolve the disaster and transfer, which is conducive to career, official business, health, wealth and popularity. Especially it is more effective to replenish the treasury by the way after offering sacrifices to the gods. Secondly, everything is unlucky. Suitable for activities such as offering sacrifices, praying for blessings, seeking heirs, getting married, probation, etc.

Preserve one's legacy

This date coincides with auspicious events and can produce prosperous results; If you send troops to fight or engage in criminal activities such as hunting on the day of God's forgiveness, it will violate God's will, and the auspicious day will become a bad day. The ways to find forgiveness days are Wuyin in spring, Wu Jia in summer, Wushen in autumn and Jiazi in winter. In other words, Wuyin Festival in spring, Wujie Festival in summer, Pentecostal Festival in autumn and Jiazi Festival in winter are days of forgiveness.

In modern society, with the development of science and technology and the progress of society, people's belief and attention to forgiveness day has been greatly reduced. However, we should still respect and inherit some traditional cultures and beliefs. For those who want to use forgiveness to pray for disaster relief, they can also do it according to their own beliefs and traditional customs (the above contents are for reference only).