Why can't you worship Buddha if you have Huagai in your destiny? Why do you burn three sticks of incense when you worship Buddha?

Temples are pure and sacred places. For Buddhists, if they want to pray for things big or small in life, they will go to the temple to burn incense and worship Buddha, hoping to get the care of Bodhisattva. But in fact, some people are not suitable for worshiping Buddha. Then why can’t people with Huagai in their fate worship Buddha?

Why can't people with Huagai worship Buddha?

It is believed among the people that people with Huagai in their destiny have special abilities, a particularly good sixth sense, and psychic abilities. Most of them are people who worship Buddha and seek the truth, or have other religious beliefs. However, if Huagai people do not have a famous teacher to guide them, they will easily go astray during their practice and often experience hallucinations and auditory hallucinations. If they are not controlled in time, they will go crazy or have mental problems over time.

The meaning of Huagai in fate:

Huagai refers to the gorgeous umbrella cover that we often see in movies and TV shows, which is placed above the heads or on the cars of ancient kings when they go out. In Zhouyi astrology, Huagai belongs to the Five Emperors constellation and is one of the nine stars above the Great Emperor. It is a star god above the head of the Great Emperor in Heaven. It has the duty of protecting the Emperor and showing his power. Therefore, it is arrogant and solitary in character. Huagai is actually an artistic star. The owner who encounters it will be extraordinary, smart, studious, have a tacit understanding, have a rich spiritual world, be good at communicating with the soul or nature, and have a very strong sixth sense. If it is also sitting on the seal star and the food injury, it will have extraordinary insights and extraordinary talents. He is extremely talented in literature and art, music, painting, astrology, divination, medicine and qigong. Those with auspicious combinations may be high-ranking officials, eminent monks, Taoist priests, leaders in religion or the art world. Lu Xun, a contemporary literary giant, is one of them who has Huagai in his fate. Those with an inauspicious combination may be monks or Taoist priests of the lower classes, or folk jugglers, wandering around the world. Men whose Huagai is empty have no wealth, and women whose Huagai is empty and have no official position are likely to be lonely. Even if they do not become monks or Taoist priests, they will be hermits among the people.

Why do we burn three incense sticks when worshipping Buddha?

The meanings of these three incense sticks were called precept incense, concentration incense, and wisdom incense by the ancients.

The first stick of incense: refers to the person who burns incense expressing his or her determination in front of the Buddha to change all his or her bad habits, such as gambling, promiscuity, etc., and to forget all unrealistic ideas.

The second stick of incense: I hope the person burning the incense can calm down and meditate quietly for a while.

The third stick of incense: expresses the wish of the person burning the incense, hoping to gain more wisdom.