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"In the realm of spiritual feng shui, it is imperative to maintain a pristine and immaculate space for worship. The altar, being the epicenter of spiritual practice, demands utmost cleanliness. Leaving offerings and ritual remnants unattended for extended periods can lead to decay and contamination, thus tarnishing the sanctity and purity of the sacred space."

For the Vietnamese, the first day of the lunar month holds a special significance beyond just marking the beginning of a new month. It is steeped in profound spiritual meanings. According to renowned Feng Shui expert, Phung Phuong, the 1st of June, 2025 (6/1/2025 in the Vietnamese lunar calendar), presents an auspicious time window to offer incense and prayers for prosperity and peace for the household.

The Tam Sen offering is an integral part of Vietnamese rituals, especially during the annual worship of the God of Wealth on the 10th day of the first lunar month.

The act of burning incense and offering prayers is a sacred spiritual ritual for Vietnamese people. However, many are unsure about the appropriate amount of time to wait before concluding the ceremony.

Banana is a common fruit on the altar, but it is not suitable for offering at graveside ceremonies.

Banana is a fruit of significant importance in worship, but it is considered highly inauspicious to bring to grave-sweeping ceremonies. But why is that?

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

"The tradition of worshipping the Kitchen Gods varies across the three regions of Vietnam, each with its own unique timing, offerings, and rituals. Let's delve into the fascinating details of this ceremony as practiced in the North, Central, and Southern regions, and explore the rich cultural diversity of Vietnam during this auspicious occasion."

The ancestral offering for the two little "dragon grandchildren", Jimmy and Jenny, was simple yet exquisite.

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.