Taboos about Pixiu

Nowadays, there is a lot of hype about Pixiu on the Internet, and a lot of so-called taboos are also mentioned. In fact, these so-called taboos are untenable. I think the one on the second floor is a Feng Shui master or a disciple of Taoism. There is something right about what he said. If Pixiu has not been illuminated, it is just an ordinary object, and there will be no problem even if you throw it into the toilet. Because Feng Shui objects often do not work on that object, such as Pixiu, Buddha statues, etc. This sculpture is just a container to carry its body, and it also represents its image. What really works is the legal body inside. To obtain the legal body, one must go through orthodox consecration before the legal body can be invited to enter the corresponding carving. Pai Xiu invites the dharma body of Pai Xiu to enter the carving of Pai Xiu. The carving is just the container and representative image of the dharma body. It means that when we eat, we have to use something to serve the rice. We can use bowls to serve the rice or other containers to serve the rice. But our purpose is to eat, the rice is our food, and the bowl is just a container to serve the rice. Those containers are just for serving food, not our food.

Those so-called taboos, such as fear of light and blood, have certain principles, but now they have evolved too far. Speaking of light evil, wouldn’t it be good if very strong sunlight or lights always hit Pixiu’s eyes for a long time? But as a Pixiu being worn, how often does this happen! And this long-term exposure means that it has been exposed to very strong sunlight or light (at least a searchlight has this ability), so it is not very good. When will the Pixiu you wear encounter such a thing!

Blood evil and menstruation are two different things. In ancient times, women's menstruation was considered a very dirty thing. There were many things that women were not allowed to do when they were on their menstruation. However, these old ideas have long since disappeared. Women's menstruation is a very normal physiological reaction and cannot be said to be dirty. As for blood evil, you only have taboos if you pour a plate of blood on Pixiu or a statue of a god or Buddha. Who would be so bored as to pour a plate of blood on Pixiu! So the hype about Pixiu on the Internet is very strong now. , some people misunderstood or misinterpreted certain things, which led to the taboos, self-consecration, etc. mentioned on the Internet.

To answer your other question, wearing a Buddha statue does not prohibit you from going to the kitchen. Do you think if the Buddha had so many taboos, would he be able to become a Buddha? I worry about him to death, so don’t believe so many statements. Many of them are incorrect and illogical. Purchasing a Pixiu or Buddha statue was originally for peace of mind, but so many taboos only made me feel even more stressed. I also don’t understand that those businesses are hyping things up. Doesn’t this kind of hype make their business more difficult to do? If you talk about a lot of taboos randomly, you will hurt yourself even more.

The so-called taboos on wearing Pixiu and Buddha statues are actually some rules we set out of respect for them, but they are not such awkward rules. Now these rules are equivalent to saying that eating can fill your stomach, but it is very easy to choke or overload someone to death. Do you think it makes sense? ! Even though they say they can, who would choke to death or choke to death after eating? ! Therefore, many of the opinions are illogical. It is enough to wear Buddha statues and Pixiu to pay attention to couples when they have sex. When couples have sex, it is best to take them off. This is to respect them, but it does not mean that they cannot be worn. It doesn't matter if you take it off or not when taking a shower, just be respectful when you take it off. There are no other taboos.