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Why We Burn Paper Money for the Ancestors
Joss paper, also known as ghost money, symbolizes wealth in the afterlife. Discover how this ritual connects
the living and the departed through smoke and intention...
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How to Set Up a Home Altar the Right Way
From incense holders to fruit plates, every item on a home altar has symbolic meaning. Here's how to arrange
your sacred space with intention and respect...
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The Meaning Behind the Full Moon Offerings
A timeless tradition across Vietnamese households, the full moon ceremony honors ancestors and spiritual balance
through seasonal fruit and heartfelt prayers...
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Lunar New Year: What Each Offering Really Means
From sticky rice cakes to five-fruit trays, Tet rituals aren't just festive—they're deeply symbolic acts to
invite
blessings and health...
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The Story Behind the First and Fifteenth Worship Days
Rooted in Buddhist tradition, these monthly rituals align with the lunar calendar and help restore spiritual
balance,
gratitude, and...
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How to Choose the Right Incense for Worship
Incense is more than fragrance—it carries prayers to the divine. Learn the meaning behind different incense
types...
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The Role of Water and Tea in Vietnamese Worship
Simple yet sacred, water and tea offerings represent purity and hospitality. Understand their quiet power and
how
they bring sincerity to the worship space...
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What Happens After the Offering? A Spiritual Perspective
When the incense fades and the fruits sit quietly on the tray, a question lingers in many hearts—what actually happens after the...
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From Ancestors to Earth Gods: Who Are You Worshipping?
Vietnamese worship spans multiple deities and spirits. Learn who sits at the center of your altar—from ancestors
to
land spirits and the Kitchen God...
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