Tag: Ancestral worship

In the art of worship through incense offering, it is advisable to adhere to the rule of "East for sticks, West for coils".

In the art of worship through incense offering, it is advisable to adhere to the "East-flat, West-upright" rule. This traditional guideline holds cultural and spiritual significance, influencing the way incense is presented as a form of reverence and respect.

Superstition surrounds the use of watermelon in ancestral worship, and many avoid it for this very reason.

Selecting the right sacrificial chicken is an essential yet often overlooked aspect of Vietnamese spiritual practices.

Most families place rice and salt on their ancestral altars during special occasions. But when is the right time to put rice and salt on the altar?

These fruits are extremely popular, but many are unaware of the ancient taboo surrounding their use in rituals.

When choosing bananas for offerings, be sure to avoid these three major taboos, lest you offend the God of Wealth.

The lighting of an altar room is a subject of much contemplation. Many wonder whether it should be bright or dark, but few know the correct answer.

The traditional Vietnamese offering ceremony usually includes boiled chicken, but it is not always a rooster.

In the world of Feng Shui, there are certain taboos to be aware of when it comes to grave-sweeping. It is said that the presence of these three individuals can bring about misfortune and bad luck. So, who are these people, and why are they considered inauspicious? Find out and ensure you take the necessary precautions!