Is it taboo to cut your hair on the fifteenth day of the first month? Can I have my hair cut on the fifteenth day of the first month?

Is it taboo to cut your hair on the fifteenth day of the first month? Can I have my hair cut on the fifteenth day of the first month?

It is taboo to get a haircut on the fifteenth day of the first month, because the fifteenth day of the first month is a big solar term, which is easy to breed unfavorable things, which will have an impact and bring bad situations. Moreover, according to the traditional custom of our country, on the first and fifteenth day of the lunar calendar, people all go to temples to burn incense and worship Buddha. Buddhism stipulates that Buddhists should fast, recite scriptures and respect Buddha on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. Therefore, it is a kind of respect for Bodhisattva not to have a haircut on the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar.

Other sayings of not cutting hair in junior high school fifteen

User explanation 1:

Old people often say: "The fifteenth day of the first month is the first day of a year or a month, symbolizing a new beginning of things." As the saying goes, "good luck is at the head." So washing your hair on the fifteenth day of the first day is to wash away your good luck.

The people expressed their yearning for the Ming Dynasty by "not shaving their heads in the first month", which is really "homesickness". In order to hide people's eyes and ears, he was misinformed as "dead uncle." Man and nature are closely linked. People's immunity will decline when the moon is in deficit and the moon is in surplus, so it is best not to wash your hair with cold water. This gradually evolved into the saying that "you can't wash your hair" in the first and fifteenth days. This is not entirely superstition.

User explanation 2:

The first and fifteenth days emphasize solemnity. One person is solemn and solemn, and many bodhisattvas come. You shouldn't do such a thing as a haircut. It's also a kind of respect for Bodhisattva. For example, cut off some dirty things, don't take a shower on the first or fifteenth day of the first month, but before the first or fifteenth day (yes, wouldn't it be nice to take a shower and wash your feet and chant Buddhist scripture that day? It doesn't matter to chant Buddhist scripture. The first and fifteenth days of the first month are taboo for people who don't chant Buddhist scripture, but it doesn't matter to us who chant Buddhist scripture. We have a Buddha in our hearts!

Can I wash my hair in Grade 15?

"The fifteenth day is the first day of a year or a month, symbolizing the day when things start again." As the saying goes, "good luck is at the head." So washing your hair on the fifteenth day of the first day is to wash away your good luck. The people expressed their yearning for the Ming Dynasty by "not shaving their heads in the first month", which is really "homesickness". In order to hide people's eyes and ears, he was misinformed as "dead uncle."

Man and nature are closely linked. People's immunity will decline when the moon is in deficit and the moon is in surplus, so it is best not to wash your hair with cold water. This gradually evolved into the saying that "you can't wash your hair" in the first and fifteenth days. This is not entirely superstition.