Why is the yin around the temple so heavy?

Let me explain to you, the temple depends on what kind of temple it is. The big temple is full of incense, or the small temple is not so crowded and shabby.

In places with strong popularity, Chongyang is no problem.

The popularity is deserted, and the lonely temple is prone to all kinds of things.

So why did Feng Shui say he couldn't be around the temple? The reasons are as follows.

(1) is easy to collide with the dharma protector, and temples are often the gathering place of various dharma protectors, so it is easy to be collided by the dharma protector.

(2) There are enchantments and guardians in the temple. Ordinary imps and evil spirits can't enter the temple, so they are naturally blocked out.

But to be clear,

(1) From the Buddhist point of view, everything has a cause and effect. If you are an innocent person, ghosts and gods will protect you from harm.

(2) If you are a Buddhist, the Buddha protects you naturally, so many lay people live well outside the temple.

(3) If you often do evil and your heart is unclean, it is easy to encounter unclean things, and another protector may punish you.

So the key is to see what kind of people live in what place. The pattern of geomantic omen is only an auxiliary function, and any geomantic omen can't save people when cause and effect come.