What should I do if I don't want my natal Buddha anymore? Don't just leave it lying around.

What should I do if I don’t want my natal Buddha anymore? What should I do if I no longer want my natal Buddha? What should I pay attention to when placing my natal Buddha statue after I stop wearing it? Next, let’s take a look at the latest solutions for when your natal Buddha is no longer wanted.

What should I do if I don't want my natal Buddha anymore?

Place in a special box

As the Buddha that is most compatible with the magnetic field of the twelve zodiac signs and has the strongest sensitivity, as long as you believe in it with a sincere heart, its spirituality will naturally flourish, and it can also help you improve your wealth, career, love and health. But if you don’t want to wear your natal Buddha anymore, please don’t throw it away randomly, especially if it has been blessed. You must put it in the original box in a clean, dust-free place, and clean it regularly. In addition, we can also choose to give our natal Buddha to our relatives and friends, which is also a way to make good connections.

Carry it in your bag

Once you have consecrated your natal Buddha, do not take it off casually. In daily life, there may be many times when it is inconvenient to wear your natal Buddha. What should you do then? Don’t worry, you can actually put your natal Buddha in the matching box, or you can put it in a clean red cloth bag and carry it with you in your bag. For example, you can wear your natal Buddha statue when you sleep, and you don’t have to take it off when you take a daily bath. However, if you are taking a bath in a public bath, you must take down the consecrated natal Buddha statue in advance to show respect.

Wrap it with red cloth and bury it in the soil

The natal Buddha that has been consecrated is spiritual. Once it finds out that we are about to encounter a disaster, it will react the fastest, and the result will be damage. If your natal Buddha is accidentally broken and cannot be worn, first you should feel lucky, because this is the natal Buddha that has protected us from the disaster. Then it is recommended that you wrap it with red cloth and bury it in the soil, which means returning to nature. Or you can collect them and place them in a clean box for worship, or hand them over to the monk in the temple for disposal.