Is there any taboo to build a temple in the land temple?

First, the taboo of building a land temple 1. First of all, the gods of the land temple must be open, with special spells to break ground and the orientation of the temple. Ask the immortal to show his name and spell, and you can't do it at will. 2. The land god is a superior god who has soared. Legend has it that he didn't fly to the superior god because of a small mistake. But on earth, he is a great god, and we mortals can offend him, so there are many things to pay attention to. When building a temple, you should speak respectfully and do what you say. No kidding, no talking back, no spitting. Things that can't be picked up after completion, including tree falling skills, should be built inward.

3. Because the deity of the earth temple is not high, and it is a grass-roots belief, most of the designs should be simple and avoid being too luxurious. Humble people can become a land temple under a tree or by the roadside, with two stones as the wall and one stone as the top. Second, the significance of building a land temple 1. With the development of cities, rural areas are also developing rapidly. The slow development of tourism in some areas has given many people who like to travel more choices. When travelers travel to the local area, you will find many distinctive things, which are different from the local customs of their hometown. Many villages will build that kind of temple, which is not very big. Many people want to know what kind of temple this is. In the early days of New China, people's thoughts were still backward and decadent, especially farmers were superstitious, so local villagers liked to build land temples to worship a person, that is, the land god.

2. After the temple was completed, it was used by local people to pray for good weather, good grain harvest, slow social progress and people's knowledge level gradually improved. Although many people are no longer superstitious about those things, people will not tear down these land temples. At that time, the society was not as developed as it is now, and it was not a day or two to build a house in Gai Lou. At that time, the houses they built themselves were all built by hand, brick by brick, and they paid the price of blood and sweat, which proved that the land temples had a very lofty position in the hearts of farmers, so people would not easily want to tear down those temples until later.