Can Tomb-Sweeping Day go to worship the temple?

1, Tomb-Sweeping Day can go to the temple fair, and there is no taboo in this respect. In addition, Tomb-Sweeping Day has been a traditional sacrificial festival since ancient times. In many places, Tomb-Sweeping Day has the custom of going to temples to burn incense and worship Buddha. 2. Because burning incense does not conflict with the traditional customs in Tomb-Sweeping Day, it also conforms to the festival concept of ancestor worship in Tomb-Sweeping Day. In Tomb-Sweeping Day, the tradition of "burning bags" is the main form of paying homage to ancestors. The so-called "baggage", also known as "parcel", refers to the postal parcel that Xiao sent from Shi Yang to the underworld. Those who mow and soil graves will burn gold ingots several times and buy tombs with paper money.

There are customs all over the country, and it is also one of the customs and methods for Tomb-Sweeping Day to worship ancestors and sweep graves, and to go to temples to praise bodhisattva's vows. Burning incense together can burn incense to worship Guan Gong and ancestral tablets at the same time. Many families are buddhas and bodhisattvas, and that's all. Duke Guan of Wu Caishen and the ancestral memorial tablet are dedicated together. However, it is better to go to 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. In addition, every temple has the time to open and close, so it is best to know in advance.

Tomb-Sweeping Day also has some etiquette to know when he enters the temple to worship Buddha, such as taking a bath in advance to lead a totally clean life and preparing to burn incense to worship Buddha. It is best to take a bath in advance to lead a totally clean life and enter the temple with a clean body and mind. Do not eat meat, meat, fishy meat, garlic, onion, tobacco, wine, etc. Before worshipping Buddha, it is best not to eat before worshipping Buddha. And when entering the temple, clothes, shoes and hats should be neat. Don't wear untidy clothes, especially ladies. When you enter a Buddhist temple, you can't wear revealing clothes or make-up. Smoking, chewing gum and playing are not allowed.