Kunping Buddha Plaque Taboo

Thai Buddha brand is a kind of jewelry of Buddhist belief in Thailand. It belongs to the same category as the Wipe Buddha in Xizang, China, but it is smaller. Thai people believe that the earth is the mother of human beings, so it must be made of clay. It cannot be made of gold, silver, copper, iron, crystal, colored glass, glass, or used to hold Buddhist medals. It is a preservation of faith and tradition. Kunping Buddha amulet is also a type of Thai Buddha amulet. Below, YiAnju Fortune Telling Network will introduce the taboos of Kunping Buddha amulet.

The Legend of General Kunping

This Buddha first appeared about 800 years ago and has been worshipped by believers ever since. Later, because someone wore it, the popularity of the opposite sex was particularly good, and even polygyny could coexist peacefully. Therefore, men who are interested in seeking a mate often like to wear this Buddhist amulet.

How did this Buddhist plaque become disguised later on? Legend has it that five hundred years ago, there was a military general in Thailand who returned victorious in every battle and was highly favored by people of the opposite sex. In the future, someone will turn his appearance into a Buddha tablet and call it Kunping Buddha, symbolizing good interpersonal relationships and attraction to the opposite sex.

General Kunping is so famous because he once fought bloody battles on the battlefield, defended his country, and resisted the invasion of the Burmese army, thus becoming a hero supported by the whole nation. General Kunping is tall and powerful, with a handsome appearance, and has been admired by many members of the opposite sex, including princesses and commoners. Therefore, he is invincible in the field of love like a battlefield.

It is said that General Kunping has studied under many eminent monks and is proficient in magic, which enables him to display great power on the battlefield. In his spare time, he takes pleasure in cockfighting. After casting spells, the cockfighting chickens he raises are incredibly brave and win every battle. Therefore, General Kunping is also revered as a legendary war god.

Precautions for Kunping Buddha Plaque

1. Men and women are not allowed to wear Buddhist amulets during sexual intercourse to avoid uncleanliness and disrespect towards the Buddha. The Buddha tablet should be removed and placed in a cabinet or other place.

2. Do not wear a Buddhist amulet when taking a shower or swimming unless it has a waterproof casing. (Ordinary Buddha amulet shells are not waterproof)

3. The protective Buddha amulet is damaged and cannot be worn again. What should I do? Never throw it away as garbage.

The taboos of Kunping Buddha card

Wearing Buddhist amulets and not being allowed to enter the delivery room was evolved by Chinese Taoist believers. Because Buddhist amulets were not common in Thailand in the past, people would go to temples to seek spiritual talismans whenever they were sick or uncomfortable. According to Taoist customs, all spiritual talismans were avoided from entering the delivery room and morgue because they believed that these two places were filled with bloody and unclean smells, unlucky, and bringing spiritual talismans into them could bring ominous events. Therefore, believers dare not violate them rashly. However, in the Hinayana teachings of Thailand, it is often mentioned that the world is unpredictable, and "birth, aging, sickness, and death" are the inevitable path for everyone, which should be viewed with a calm mind.

Taboos of wearing Buddhist amulets

When sharing a room, be sure to take down the Buddha tablet and place it in the cabinet or elsewhere in advance. (Important!)

2. Do not give it to others unless they give it away. Others can touch it because it doesn't matter if there is a shell on the outside.

3. Wearing Buddhist amulets in both singular and even numbers is acceptable, there is no requirement for singular numbers, it is pure nonsense.

The reason why you can't wear it while taking a shower is because you're afraid of getting water in.

5. The reason for not wearing it when sleeping is because you are afraid of crushing the shell. If you can't crush it, feel free to do so.

6. Genuine clothing should generally be worn around the neck, not below the waist, and should not be placed in the pocket of pants. When not wearing it, try to place it in a higher position.

7. It is prohibited for others to wear it. It can be sold to others or given as a gift.

8. It doesn't matter inside or outside when wearing clothes

9. You can use the restroom.

10. When others tell you about the taboos of Buddhist amulets, you should add your own thoughts and then judge whether they are reasonable.