When is a good time to burn incense in the temple?

It is better to burn incense in the temple in the morning, because many Buddhist ceremonies in the temple are held in the morning. It's easy to meet Buddhist ceremonies in the temple in the morning. You can attend them.

Be vegetarian before you go to the temple to burn incense, and you can't get oil or meat. When you burn incense and worship Buddha, you should understand a truth. We are not burning incense for the bodhisattva, nor are we vegetarian for the bodhisattva. But according to the meaning of the bodhisattva, make less sacrifices to increase compassion and dye it clean. Naturally, you will be blessed and get what you want.

When entering the temple gate, walk to the right, lift your feet to the left, and women lift their feet to the right. Generally, there are several doors in temple buildings, and the most advanced repair is the door. It is said that only temples with lights on are eligible.

And when you go to the temple to burn incense, you should also pay attention to which door you enter. The three doors in the middle are for people to go in and out. The middle door is an "empty door" for family members to enter and leave, and ordinary tourists can only take the right door. Pay attention to the order of stepping on your feet when you enter the door. Men step on their left feet first, and women step on their right feet first. Especially don't step on the threshold.

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Burn incense with your left hand after entering the temple, not blow incense with your mouth.

Don't use the killer's hand to light incense when burning incense. You should hold incense in your left hand and candle in your right, because most people kill chickens with their right hands and cut fish with their right hands. If they are left-handed, the opposite is true. Don't blow the incense with your mouth after it is lit. Give it a hard lift and it will go out naturally. Of course, you can also fan it out by hand. When bowing, the left hand is on the top, and the right hand holds the incense, which needs to be raised above the head.