New fashion: Ask the temple monk to open a new car (photos)

I once saw an advertisement on the Internet: "Do you want your mobile phone to be your own amulet? You don't need to open your cell phone so soon !"

I don't know Buddhism. I think I am an antitheistic. I don't like temples when I go out for a tour. So I am very ignorant of what is "kaiguang.

Several times, I went to the temple to buy tourism products with the friends of the group. I often heard the friends of the group holding the bracelets and asked the monk: "Is it open ?" Monk answer: "Open light", so a Group of Friends generously, very devout to buy a pendant hanging around his neck, like getting a amulet.

I have seen more, so I am sorry to ask others, so I had to secretly guess that this "Opening light" is a religious ceremony, which gives a certain item a symbolic meaning, it makes people feel that they have the blessing of the gods.

This weekend, I took a tour to the Lotus Hill in Haifeng on the toyota road where I was driving with my friends. At the Jiming temple in the Lotus Hill, I saw such a ceremony:

A brand-new green Chevrolet Spark Lechi is parked in the courtyard of Jiming temple. All the doors are wide open. There is a Bodhi statue and some supplies in front of the car, and there are eight monks wearing a yellow slogan, sitting around the new car, offering a gift in front of the Bodhi statue, chanting and manipulation, they look focused and have a solemn and solemn atmosphere.

I think this is the so-called Buddhist "Opening Up" ceremony, right? Driving a car is a high-risk behavior. the car owner drove the new car to the temple to open the light and pray for the gods to bless the safety. Is it also a psychological requirement?

This trick is not a panacea. Hey hey, it's hard to comment. Wish the car owner and all drivers peace and good luck!

 

 

 

 

 

(Qq Forum)