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It is widely believed that having a bedroom located near a household altar can impact the health and fortune of the family residing there. So, what can be done to remedy this situation and ensure a harmonious and prosperous living space?

The traditional belief is that offerings should be prepared in odd numbers, yet many households opt for a pair of vases, creating a sense of balance and harmony in their spiritual practices.

"The act of offering incense is a sacred tradition, and the presence of water is integral to this ritual. However, it is essential to give thought to the placement of this water, be it in a simple bowl or a more elaborate vessel."

Fresh flowers are an essential part of any household altar, but many people are unsure about the correct placement of the flower vase.

Introducing the world of floral offerings with a twist - a guide to navigating the dos and don'ts of flower arrangements for ceremonial purposes. Uncover the hidden meanings behind these vibrant blooms and avoid potential pitfalls with a simple yet transformative twist. Prepare to immerse yourself in a journey of cultural significance and aesthetic appeal, where every petal unfolds a story and each arrangement speaks volumes.

The placement of the flower vase on the altar has sparked curiosity among many, and we are here to unravel this mystery.

Do you know why garlic should be placed on the altar of the God of Wealth?

Many Vietnamese families uphold the tradition of paying homage to the God of Wealth, in the hope of inviting good fortune, prosperity, and abundance into their homes. However, it is important to be aware of certain taboos and rituals surrounding this practice, as outlined in this article, to ensure that your offerings do not inadvertently lead to financial losses.

Introducing the age-old question: How many glasses of water should we place on our altar? Is it three or five? Join Bach Hoa XANH as we delve into this intriguing topic and uncover the answer in the article below.

The traditional Vietnamese altar is incomplete without the offering of the Five-Fruit Tray and the incense burner. But which takes precedence, and is there an auspicious order to their placement?