Worship to Buddha is a kind of prostration by Buddhist disciples to express their piety, respect and gratitude to Buddha. Buddha worship is not arbitrary. There is a fixed posture for worshipping Buddha, in which turning hands is one of the movements. Let's talk about why we have to turn over the Buddha.

As the name implies, turning the palm of your hand to receive Buddha means turning the palm upward and receiving Buddha with your palm. You must be mindful and sincere to the Buddha at the same time in order to win the forgiveness and redemption of the Buddha. This is probably why people often say cramming for the Buddha's feet. When people are helpless, unable to overcome the immediate difficulties, or unable to get out of the existing predicament, they often rely on Buddha and immortals, hoping to save themselves through the power of Buddha and immortals. The specific action is to turn the Buddha upside down and grasp the Buddha's foot with your own palm, just like finding a life-saving straw in the vast sea. In a hopeless or desperate environment, any glimmer of hope will greatly inspire people's spirit and inspire their fighting spirit. So cramming or praying in your heart is not without effect.

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