Lovely. In the Philippines, Taoist and Buddhist temples do not sell joss sticks, its free. Also, black clothings are not allowed ( at least in one that I know of ).
Just visited a temple in Huizhou in Guangdong Province. A very interesting place. There were separate rooms, burning incense and gifts being offered. Very good experience.
Hi Mrs I was compelled to visit the local temple and was drawn to " grand pure one? " D the white haired old man. I lit an incense and cleaned up a little and went home. I'm traditionaly Catholic so I was very lost, but the men there were very welcoming. I'm going to pick some oranges with my family and come back. Thnks for sharing so us ignorant in these ways can participate.
You stepped into the temple with your right foot whereas I was told that you should always step inside with your left foot, and remember to step back outside with your right foot. Is that correct?
Its not a must to wear like that. Philosophers, gods never considered those things. But its good to be more respectful from clothing too, there's a way to dress according to the occasion. We don't wear what we wear for beach when visiting somewhere. However main thing is mind, if you are not pure from your inner side, its useless
Folk religion. The temple is called a “廟 Miao,” which is used to enshrine deities and sages in both Confucian and Taoist beliefs. The main goddess enshrined here is also known as “Mazu” who is very popular in Chinese coastal regions and abroad.
Hindu and Chinese has more then 4,000 years of history. That's what make them so special to me.
Actually Chinese culture is 5000 years old but Hindu culture is way more older than Chinese culture
Lovely. In the Philippines, Taoist and Buddhist temples do not sell joss sticks, its free. Also, black clothings are not allowed ( at least in one that I know of ).
Just visited a temple in Huizhou in Guangdong Province. A very interesting place. There were separate rooms, burning incense and gifts being offered. Very good experience.
Joy lskcon, Hare Krishna
Thank you so much, Jessica, for this instruction. This applies to all Temples everywhere. 🙏🌸❤️
Hi Mrs I was compelled to visit the local temple and was drawn to " grand pure one? " D the white haired old man. I lit an incense and cleaned up a little and went home.
I'm traditionaly Catholic so I was very lost, but the men there were very welcoming. I'm going to pick some oranges with my family and come back. Thnks for sharing so us ignorant in these ways can participate.
Hare Krishna
We have a Thien Hau temple here in Los Angeles, although it's only open 3 days a week now, I'd like to go back and visit the temple.
Do people of all religions enter?
Jessica, where are you from?
2:42 3/4 of those incense aren’t even lit up lol 😂
bomb way of explaining it girls, during a whole year in Taiwan I didn't learn as much about it as from you in 4- minutes 😂
Thank you! Been looking for something like this! How do you say 'temple' in Cantonese? Is it different depending on the type? Buddhist / tao etc?
You should light up the incense and candles 🕯 using the oil lamp 🪔 like shown in 2:29 instead of the red candles.
Thank you for sharing. As someone trying to reconnect with their cultural heritage, this is very helpful
Can you tell us more about the music playing in the temple?
I know this sounds like a silly question but do the gods understand All languages. Can a person who speaks Spanish communicate with them 🤔
Great video! What a babe!
Nice Video
Very helpful, thanks ^-^
You stepped into the temple with your right foot whereas I was told that you should always step inside with your left foot, and remember to step back outside with your right foot. Is that correct?
Its not a must to wear like that. Philosophers, gods never considered those things. But its good to be more respectful from clothing too, there's a way to dress according to the occasion. We don't wear what we wear for beach when visiting somewhere. However main thing is mind, if you are not pure from your inner side, its useless
Hare Krishna japu
what religion is this temple for?
Folk religion. The temple is called a “廟 Miao,” which is used to enshrine deities and sages in both Confucian and Taoist beliefs. The main goddess enshrined here is also known as “Mazu” who is very popular in Chinese coastal regions and abroad.
0:42 or Bai4 Shen2 in Mandarin.
There’s a mistake you should never light up your candle using other people candle
really? what is the reason behind that? Because this is the way my grandma has been doing and taught me...
Thanks youhhhh
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Hong Kong girls are hot I met a few of them in America
😒 not the right video, dude.