How to worship the kitchen god how to worship the kitchen god

1, prepare the sacrifice. To worship the kitchen god, we must first prepare the necessary sacrificial supplies, such as wax paper money, sacrificial supplies, sacrificial oil, and places where sacrificial supplies are placed. When offering sacrifices to Kitchen God, all the sacrifices should be prepared, so as not to affect the sacrifice effect because of insufficient preparation.

2. Set up sacrificial offerings. After the sacrifice is ready, put it on the stove and wait for the sacrifice. When placing sacrifices, we must pay attention to the order and strategy, put everything down with the least space, and don't take up space. This still requires skill.

3. Light incense wax. When the tribute is set, you need to choose an auspicious time to wax it. Be sure to light the incense wax quickly, and don't knock it down, so as not to disrespect the gods.

4, please cook. After the incense wax is lit and the offerings are set, the elders at home should invite the kitchen god, who will say something and respectfully ask him to come down and worship.

5. Toast with tea. Next, you need to dedicate the prepared wine and good tea to the chef who was invited by everyone. Wine and good tea can't be too much, but they must be the best products at home to show respect for the kitchen god.

6. Say hello. To offer perfect wine and good tea, the elders at home need to say some greetings to Kitchen God, with some expectations for themselves and their families, hoping that Kitchen God can bless our family.

7. Light paper money. Having said our wishes and wishes, we will light the prepared paper money and tear it apart one by one, so as to make the paper money burn completely as far as possible, so that Kitchen God can get more treasures, and then try our best to put in a good word for our families and keep them safe.

8. Bow and kowtow. When the paper money burns to the end, all the people attending the sacrifice need to bow and kowtow to the kitchen god in good faith, usually three times, and they must be sincere to show their respect for the kitchen god.