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The ceremony of worshipping the ancestors was a chapter in the novel. The ancestral worship ceremony was held in the wee hours of the morning. The participating teams included the imperial family, the imperial clan, civil and military officials, and so on. As the leader, Emperor Yuan Jing wore a simple Daoist robe and led the team to perform the sacrifice. The team came to a bright yellow tent. Emperor Yuan Jing entered the tent with two eunuchs while the others waited outside. The specific details and rituals of the ancestral worship ceremony were not provided. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

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The moon worship ceremony was as follows: 1. ** Set up a "worship platform"(Moonlight position)**: Set the table in a place facing the moon where you can see the moon and bathe in the moonlight, such as a balcony, courtyard, or living room window where you can see the moon. Place a cushion under the moonlight position to facilitate worship. 2. ** Prepare Moon Sacrifice Item **: - If there was a statue of the Lunar Star Lord, a rabbit, etc., they would be placed in the middle of the moonlight position to kneel down. If there was no statue, a memorial tablet could be set up. If there was neither a statue nor a memorial tablet, the incense burner would be placed separately, and the tributes would be placed in a row. The incense burner should be placed in the middle of the front row of the tributes. - Incense was essential. According to the rules of the temple, there were three sticks of incense. The order of incense was middle, right, and left. The three sticks of incense had to be inserted straight and flat, with an interval of no more than an inch. If you don't have a censer, you can use apples or oranges as incense stands. - Prepare fresh flowers, clean water (no raw water or dirty water), fruits (must be fresh and clean. Each fruit must be singular, such as 3, 5, 7, 9), and mooncakes. 3. ** Start Worship **: - When the moon rises and bathes in the moonlight, wash your hands first, then offer incense, worship the moon, and bow three times. Children could pray to the moon, but adult men did not have to. - After the worship, if there was a god statue, please return it properly. If there was a memorial tablet, the paper with the name of the god on it should be burned properly. 4. [Sharing of Blessing Food: The female protagonist of the family will cut open the mooncakes after offering the moon and distribute the fruits offered during the worship to everyone in the family to share the blessing.] 5. [Collect the essence of the moon (female believers can choose): When the moon rises, falls, or falls, stand upright facing the moon, hold your breath eight times, raise your head and absorb the moon essence. Think of the five-colored light in the moon entering your mouth and swallow it eight times.] There might be some differences in the moon worship ceremony in different regions and occasions, but in general, it contained these main elements. "Yun Anlu's Body Sacrifice" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

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The custom of worshipping the moon originated before ancient times. At that time, people lacked scientific knowledge of nature and were powerless, so they had a natural worship and deification of the moon. This was a direct manifestation of the worship of the moon god. The earliest way to worship the moon was to kneel directly to the moon. During the Zhou Dynasty, the sacrificial moon was included in the royal sacrificial ceremony as a seasonal sacrificial ceremony. It was monopolized by the royal family and continued until the Qin and Han Dynasties. After the Han Dynasty, offering sacrifices to the moon gradually became a part of appreciating the moon. After the Sui and Tang Dynasties, with the increase in astronomical knowledge and the advancement of civilization, the mysterious color of the moon faded, and the royal family's exclusive authority over the worship of the Moon God gradually lost. After the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the lyrical and mythological literati tradition centered on "admiring the moon" weakened. Utilitarian-based worship, prayer, and secular emotions and wishes constituted the main form of the Mid-Autumn Festival customs of ordinary people. At this time, the atmosphere of offering sacrifices to the moon was very popular. The ceremony of offering sacrifices to the moon was quite large, and the sacrificial ceremony with the full moon as the object became the main folk activity of the Mid-Autumn Festival. The process of worshipping the moon was as follows: First, a "worship platform" was set up, which was also a "moonlight position." The table could be placed in a place facing the moon, where the moon could be seen and bathed in the moonlight, such as a balcony, courtyard, or living room window where the moon could be seen. A cushion could be placed under the moonlight position to facilitate worship. Next, prepare the "Moon Sacrifice". If there is a statue of the Lunar Star Lord, the rabbit, etc., they will be placed in the middle and behind the moonlight position for kneeling. If there is no statue, a memorial tablet can be set up. If there is no statue or memorial tablet, the incense burner will be placed separately and the offerings will be in a row. The incense burner should be in the middle of the front row of the offerings (closest to the moon worshippers). At the same time, prepare the incense.(According to the rules of the temple, there are three incense sticks, representing the greatest respect for the gods and the combination of "Heaven, Earth and Man"), fresh flowers and clear water.(Do not use raw water or impure water), fruits and melons (Fresh fruits must be cut and clean, and the number of each fruit must be an odd number), mooncakes, and then when the moon rises and bathes in the moonlight (10:00 or 11:00), wash your hands first, then offer incense, worship the moon, and perform three bows and three kowtows. When you worship, you can recite or say prayers silently.(Children can worship the moon, but adult men don't have to do so according to custom.) After the final worship, if there is a god statue, please return properly. If there is a memorial tablet, the paper with the name of the god on the memorial tablet should be burned properly. The female protagonist of the family cut open the mooncakes after offering the moon and distributed the fruit food offered during the worship to everyone in the family to share the blessing. "Yun Anlu's Body Sacrifice" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

The following are some poems about burning incense and worshipping ancestors: - "Returning home to worship the ancestors, tears flow. On the Qingming Festival, I miss my old friends. Splash wine, burn incense, burn paper money, and remember your voice and smile as fresh as ever." - "The sudden warmth and the cold wind blew on my face, and the clear willows along the river bank. Burning incense and paper to sacrifice to our ancestors, sweeping the tomb and missing our relatives." - "It's the Qingming Festival. The siblings will return to their hometown to pay respects to their father. Burn paper, burn incense, and kneel down three times. I shed tears in front of the grave to remember my deep kindness." - "Worshipping the Ancestors during the Qingming Festival (1). In front of the Wind Ridge's pious offering to the tomb, the paper ash swirled like a butterfly. Love turns into a blue warbler, and tears of blood dye it red. How can we stop the death of our ancestors, and how can the descendants of our ancestors overturn the world? Come back and drink three cups of wine, and then light up the new light to comfort the netherworld." - "The Qingming Sacrifice to the Ancestors (2) is a trip to the village during the Ancestor Sacrifice Festival. Burning incense, offering coins, praying for their wishes, weeding and arranging flowers to express their feelings. The eyes of the ancestors were full of kindness, and the descendants were filial and righteous. Every year I sweep the tomb and sing every year, and the flag of thousands of generations is raised." "Yun Anlu's Body Sacrifice" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

Burning incense and praying was a way of doing things in rituals such as offering sacrifices and praying for blessings. In traditional customs, by lighting incense, one would respectfully and piously invite gods, ancestors, or other supernatural forces to worship, pray for their arrival, accept offerings, and give blessings. For example, in the tomb-sweeping ceremony during the Qingming Festival, by burning incense, one would invite the spirit of the tomb owner, the earth dragon god, and other gods to accept offerings and pray for blessings. There would also be similar acts of burning incense and praying in activities such as inviting the God of Wealth, inviting Bodhisattva, and worshipping ancestors in August. " Yun Anlu's Body Sacrifice " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

In Da Feng Da Geng Ren, the Witch God was born in the ancient era of gods and demons. He was active in the era of humans and demons fighting for hegemony. After the great calamity was settled, he died and turned into ashes. Furthermore, in the battle with Xu Qi 'an and the others, the Sorcerer God was sealed by the Confucian Saint and eventually died. In addition, Wei Yuan had died in the battle against the Sorcerer God Sect in order to strengthen the Sorcerer God's seal. After the great calamity was settled, the Witch God Sect changed its name to the Witch Sect and was under the jurisdiction of Dafeng. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

There were many reasons for worshipping the Moon God. According to historical records, as early as the Zhou Dynasty, there were activities to welcome the cold and worship the moon on the Mid-Autumn Night. Incense tables were set up, offerings were placed, and the whole family worshipped the moon in turn. By the Tang Dynasty, the moon-worshipping activity had generally taken shape, and the form of offering sacrifices to the Moon God in the Autumn Festival had existed since ancient times. The Autumn Festival Moon Worship ceremony was to offer sacrifices to the moon on the night of the autumnal equinox. From a legendary point of view, the ugly girl Wuyan of the ancient Qi State worshiped the moon devoutly when she was young. When she grew up, she entered the palace. Although she was not favored, the emperor felt that she was beautiful and outstanding when he admired the moon on the 15th of August, so he made her the empress. This led to the development of the custom of worshiping the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival. From the perspective of culture and belief, the Moon God was honored as the Lunar Star Lord by Taoism. It was said that the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar was the birthday of the Moon God, the Lunar Goddess, the Old Man under the Moon, and the Earth Lord. Therefore, there was a custom of worshipping the moon. The Moon God brought light to people at night, and the moon made people daydream. Many myths about the moon were derived, such as Chang'e flying to the moon. These stories enriched the cultural content of the Moon God and also promoted the formation and inheritance of the custom of worshipping the Moon God. At the same time, in ancient China, when men and women were in love, they would pray to the Lunar Star Lord under the moon. Separated lovers would also pray for reunion. This also reflected the origin of the worship of the Moon God and people's yearning for a better life. In addition, the custom of worshipping the moon is prevalent among many ethnic minorities in China, such as the "moon jumping" activity of the Miao nationality, which also reflects the widespread existence and deep origin of the custom of worshipping the moon god.

On one hand, worshiping the Moon God had the meaning of praying for reunion. On the other hand, the moon would give people light in the dark night. It had the meaning of guiding the direction and giving people hope. It also contained the wish for a better life. It also contained the meaning of thanking the Moon God for giving a bumper harvest and the meaning of harmony between Yin and Yang. The ancients believed that worshiping the Moon God could protect the country and the people's peace, eliminate disasters and receive blessings.