What s wrong with the Buddha statue near the window? My house is a commercial house, and the living

A classmate came to me and asked me about the position of the Buddha statues and Bodhisattva statues offered at home, and someone came to tell him that this is not right, and that is not right, what should I do? It's the devil to disturb. He makes you separate, he makes you cling, he makes you troubled, so he decides not to listen.

2 Where should the Buddha statue be offered in the house? If you have a lot of houses in your house, you should set aside a Buddha hall to support the Buddha; If you don't have a lot of rooms, just use them in the living room. The living room is provided at the top, how to distinguish between this up and down?

Sitting in this seat, everyone who enters this house, the first thing he sees is that this direction is above.

3 There are two important meanings to the Buddha statue, the first of which is to remind yourself of your reverence at all times, which is very important! Respect is the manifestation of virtue, in the recitation book you often read "all respect", Buddhas and Bodhisattvas are sincere and respectful to people, things, and things! Are we sincere and respectful to people, things, and things?

4 To be sincere and respectful to all people and things, this person is a Buddha and a bodhisattva. I like this man, and I am a little respectful to him; That person is my enemy, and I hate him so much, this is an ordinary man.

5 Buddhas and Bodhisattvas are all respectful, and their decisions are equal and pure, with no superiority or inferiority, and no distinction. So we offer statues of the Buddha, because we are respectful to the Buddha, and when we are respectful to the Buddha, we immediately think: I have to be respectful to all living beings, and I have to be respectful to all things.

6 The scripture says, "All living beings become Buddhas." So, you have to respect every living being as if they were Buddhas, and that's the first meaning of making offerings to Buddha images, which is called true offerings. This offering Buddha statue is decided to be auspicious!

7 The second meaning of offering to the Buddha is to repay kindness. The Buddha was our first teacher, and we are able to receive the special benefits of the Dharma today, and we should not forget the fundamental teacher. So when we make offerings to the Buddha, we don't treat Him as a god, but as a teacher.

As soon as I see the Buddha statue, I want to be enlightened, I want to learn from the Buddha!

8 The statue of the Buddha is placed there, reminding me that I am not confused, and this is what it means. Secondly, when I see this Buddha statue, I know that I am also a Buddha. I don't think nonsense, I'm a Buddha; I'm cranky, I'm just a mortal. Therefore, becoming a Buddha and becoming an ordinary man is just a thought of yourself!