Is it appropriate to burn incense and pray for blessings on the 13th day of the third lunar month in 2022? The correct way to burn incense

When people pray and burn incense, it is best to burn three incense sticks, because this represents the three non-leakage studies of precepts, concentration, and wisdom. In addition, praying for blessings also depends on the day. So is it appropriate to burn incense and pray on March 13th of the lunar calendar in 2022?

Is it appropriate to burn incense and pray on the 13th day of the third lunar month in 2022?

Gregorian calendar: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 Aries (Gregorian calendar)

Lunar calendar: March 13, 2022 (lunar calendar)

This month's fetal god: Mentang

Today's fetal god: kitchen stove, north of the room

【Today’s Recommendation】

Do not use it for major events on the day of the year.

【Today’s taboo】

Do not use it for major events on the day of the year.

According to the almanac, it is not suitable to burn incense and pray on March 13th of the lunar calendar in 2022, because everything is not suitable on this day. It is recommended that you choose other auspicious days to pray!

The correct way to burn incense

When burning incense, hold the incense between your thumb and index finger, and close the other three fingers. Hold the incense horizontally with both hands to the level of your eyebrows. Visualize the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas appearing before your eyes and accepting the incense offering. If there are a lot of people, hold the incense upright to avoid burning others, then walk three steps away from the Buddha statue, hold the incense and visualize worshiping the Buddha. When burning incense, it is best to use one stick. If you want to burn three sticks, insert the first stick in the middle (chant verbally to offer to the Buddha), the second stick on the right (chant verbally to offer to the Dharma), and the third stick on the left (chant verbally to offer to the Sangha). Put your palms together (offer to all sentient beings. May this cloud of incense and flowers fill the ten directions, offer to all Buddhas, and honor the Dharma and all sages).