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2507 Read How to Arrange Altar Appropriately
Introduction:
Setting up Buddha altar in houses and condos is a practice that many residents take seriously, as it is believed to bring auspiciousness and prosperity to the home. When arranging a Buddha shelf, there are certain guidelines to follow in order to ensure that the placement is done correctly and in accordance with feng shui principles.
Main Points:
1. Main Buddha Image in Highest Position:
- Buddha image should be placed in the highest position on the shelf
- Other statues should be arranged in descending order of importance - Buddha: Buddha Sothon, Phra Buddha Chinnarat, etc.
- Arhat : Phra Sangkajai, Phra Pidta, Phra Sivali, etc.
- Monk: LP Thuad, Somdej Toh, LP Man, etc.
- Deity: Shiva, Uma, Ganesha, etc.
- Holy Human Beings: Mae Chee Boonruen, Pae Rong See, Er Ger Fong, etc.
- Other amulets
2. Direction of Buddha Altar :
- Recommended directions include north, northeast, and east
- Shelf should face the door for auspicious energy and protection
3. Keeping the Buddha Shelf Clean:
- Regular cleaning, dusting, changing of flowers, and water are necessary for positive energy
- A dirty shelf can bring instability and illness to the household
4. Avoiding Certain Placements:
- Avoid placing the Buddha shelf under a beam, at the end of the bed, or in front of the bathroom
- These placements can bring sickness, instability, and bad luck
5. Position of Buddha Shelf:
- Shelf should be higher than the head for good feng shui
- Place the shelf in a quiet area within the home to maintain peace and harmony
Conclusion:
By following these guidelines and setting up a Buddha altar with care and attention to detail, residents can create a harmonious and auspicious environment in their homes or condos.
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