Can I go to the temple when I meet something supernatural while staying in a hotel outside?

1, don't stay in the back room of the hotel.

Hotels are seldom full. When assigning rooms to guests, they usually start with the room near the elevator lobby, because it is faster to provide room service and more convenient to clean the room after check-out.

Relatively speaking, the occupancy rate of rooms at the end of the corridor will be low, the popularity will be weak, and the yang will be insufficient, which will easily attract ghosts. If you are assigned to the back room, I suggest you stay in your room.

2. Say hello first when you get started

If there is a doorbell in front of the house, ring the doorbell first, knock three times if there is no doorbell, lean sideways before entering to show respect for other "guests", and say hello loudly when entering to let them know that someone lives.

Turning on the light means checking in.

Turn on all the lights in the room after entering the room, and then go to the toilet to flush the toilet. Then open the quilt and pat the pillow to let the spirit know that there are guests staying. But remember not to open all the wardrobes and drawers at once. In addition to avoiding disturbing the spirits and making them adapt to the living, you can also leave them a hiding space.

Turn the bed over and lean against the wall

If one person lives in a double room, or two people live in a room with two beds but want to sleep in one bed, don't pick the one near the wall, let alone turn the pillow, bedding and sheets of the bed near the wall upside down, or put the pillow in the cupboard to let the spirit know that the adjacent bed will also be occupied.

5. Be careful of the smell.

After entering the room, if you smell a strange smell or feel uncomfortable all over, or even find that the bed vibrates for no reason, the TV and lights are turned on and off by yourself, which may be a signal from the spiritual body. Maybe they don't want to be disturbed, so it is necessary to ask for a room change.