What are the taboos for wearing amulets?

It is often said that "Amitabha" means blessing amulets with Buddha power. As for taboos, just pay attention to the following items:

1, do not hang below the waist (refer to navel);

2, girls hang their necks, the rope is slightly closed, don't fall in the middle of the career line. If the rope is inconvenient to shorten, hang it outside the innermost layer of the clothes (meaning to avoid sticking meat on the chest).

3, don't put it in the bedroom before going to bed at night (if you don't fall in love or live with your boyfriend) and the toilet, kitchen, living room and study are the most suitable places.

4. When you enter toilets, nightclubs, KTV, bathhouses and other places, there is a lot of negative energy. When you come out, you should recite "Amitabha" (it's best to read more than 2 1, don't count it deliberately, just enough, the more the better) to nourish this pendant.

-Remember, the statue of Buddha and Bodhisattva is actually a manifestation of Buddha and Bodhisattva's strengthened belief in disciples and believers. These are just forms, not important. What matters is the heart! Respect and sincerity are the most important things. The so-called "sincerity is the spirit" means this.

We ordinary people have no confidence in ourselves, so we need external things (such as statues, beads, pendants, etc.) to improve; If you really have a Buddha in your heart, it doesn't matter whether you have respect or not, because opening your eyes and closing your eyes are all Buddhas inside and outside your heart.