Tag: worship

The money frog is a popular worship talisman, but not everyone knows how to properly worship it.

Have you ever wondered why on the Vietnamese dinner table, especially during holidays like Tết or wedding parties, boiled chicken is never missing? Let's find out!

During the Lunar New Year, many families will purchase two sugar cane sticks to place on either side of their ancestral altar. What is the significance of this?

In Vietnamese culture, offering a chicken as a worshiping ritual is a common practice, especially during important ceremonies. However, many people are still uncertain about the proper way to offer a chicken.

In Feng Shui and spiritual beliefs, there are certain flowers that may seem mesmerizingly beautiful but are considered inauspicious for offering or lighting incense, as they bring bad luck.

Pomelo is an essential fruit in the fruit tray during the ancestral worship, especially during the Vietnamese Lunar New Year. However, it is important to choose the right shape of pomelo.

One common dilemma is whether to continue using the items left behind by the previous owner or not, which items can be repurposed, and which ones should be completely replaced.

Incense burning and offerings of salt, fruit, and golden pastries are essential in spiritual rituals. However, when it comes to the God of Wealth, there is a unique ceremonial item that many people are not aware of.

At the end of the year, people in the Northern region of Vietnam celebrate by offering bananas and pomelos as offerings, while the Southern region seems indifferent. So, how exactly do they conduct spiritual worship?

Throughout generations, the Vietnamese people have been passing down the tradition of offering gifts to ancestral spirits. In this ritual, offerings commonly include chickens and pigs. However, it is interesting to note that ducks, geese, ducks, buffaloes, and dogs are never used in this practice.