What if the gods at home are no longer enshrined?

Huang Yunling, a super feng shui master, replied: Many friends will worry about the "destination" of no longer offering idols, fearing that "it is easier to ask God than to send him away". In fact, car owners do not have to worry too much. From the perspective of Feng Shui, any idol may play a good or bad role in the layout. For example, the house was built after 2004 and belongs to the north-south direction of the Eighth National Games. It is favorable to see "sand" in the northeast, so it is appropriate to put statues; Southwest should see "water", not idols. Therefore, removing idols is not necessarily a bad thing. The key is to see if the original position is correct. From a theological point of view, idols are like VIPs invited at home, so we should treat them well. When you want to leave, don't throw it away. It's best to send it back to the temple another day and say a word of thanks to the idol. If there is no temple nearby to "collect", you can wrap it in red and then put it in the cupboard. Never break it or throw it into the dustbin. If it is a blessing idol, such as sending Guanyin and Fu Lushou, it can also be transferred to relatives and friends who sincerely worship; If you are a god of wealth (including Guan Gong, Zhao Gongming, landlord, kitchen king, etc.). ), don't give it to others, or you will "send away" your property. If it is a long-term family idol, it can't be removed under normal circumstances, and when moving to a new house, it is necessary to build a cabinet or altar bigger than the old one, and find another time to worship the idol again. In addition, if you live in a new house and your relatives and friends give idols as gifts, you don't have time to give them and you can't turn them away, so you don't have to take them to the temple for opening, just wrap them in red paper and put them in the cupboard.