1, stand up straight with your hands folded, your feet splayed out, your heels separated by about two inches, your toes separated by about eight inches, and your eyes fixed on your fingertips. 2, the right hand comes out first, the left hand is still closed, the waist slowly squats, the palm of the right hand presses down on the center of the mat, and the knees kneel immediately. 3. Press the left palm on the left side of the worship mat outside the right palm. Don't move or turn your toes when you worship Buddha. 4. Move the right palm forward from the center of the worship pad by half a palm, flush with the left palm, with the distance between the two palms about six inches, and the forehead flat on the ground. 5, two people master the virtual boxing, palm up, palm up, back flat on the ground, this is called "face-to-face ceremony" 6. When you get up, turn your fists with your hands, palm down on the ground, head off the ground or worship the mat, and move your right hand back to the center of the worship mat (or in front of your right knee). 7. Lift your left palm back to your chest, hold up your body with your right palm, close your left palm, and stand up with your knees. Cross your hands. 8. After the third ceremony, bend down with your hands folded and hang down to your knees. The four fingers of your left hand are intertwined with the four fingers of your right hand. The two fingers are close together and the two forefingers are vertical. Hold your hand until you arrive in Qi Mei. This is a survey. 1. First of all, put your hands together devoutly and look at the tip of your middle finger. 2. Then bend down about 90 degrees. When you want to straighten up, your folded hands will also change their posture. 3. Cover the middle finger, ring finger and little finger of the left hand. When the fingertip of the thumb is touched lightly, the fingertip of the food is touched lightly, and the index finger and thumb are only slightly triangular. 4. At this time, the posture of hands is like a lotus in bud, just like offering flowers to Buddha and Bodhisattva, full of respect and tranquility. 5. Keep this posture, put your hands through your chest and raise them to the eyebrows (but don't touch your forehead), which also means offering Buddha and Bodhisattva to the top, with a pious, respectful and modest attitude. 6. Then gently put down your hand, return to the folded posture on your chest, and then put down your hand. There are seven rituals for Buddha. First, I am slow: according to the position, I have no respect, and my five bodies are missing, such as smashing. Second, singing the peace ceremony: it means that there is no quiet thinking in my heart. People look down on others, and people are in a hurry. People are gone, lazy, tired, distracted, and reconciled. Third, respect for body and mind: that is, to smell and sing the name of Buddha, to recite Buddha's thoughts, to respect body and mind, and to be tireless. Fourth, the pure gift of wisdom: the realm called Buddha is now available at will. Rite a Buddha, then all Buddhas respect. When you are respectful, the dharma circle will respect you, and the dharma body will melt. 5. All ceremonies of entering the Dharma realm: refers to observing the body and mind, never leaving the Dharma realm, and the Buddha and I are equal. Today's ceremony is a Buddha, that is, the ceremony of all Buddhas in the Dharma realm. The intransitive verb is to see the ceremony: According to legend, the ceremony is from the Buddha, and Bak Yan misses other buddhas, so all beings are equal in Buddha nature. Seven, the reality is equal to the ceremony: there are six kinds of ceremonies, self-difference, but this ceremony, no self-difference, all saints are the same, unique. Among them, the first three are gifts, and the last four are gifts. Those who study Buddhism should follow the last five, not the first two. You can also refer to this link/thread-58451-2-1398.html Hello, there are big worships and small worships: you always get up and kneel before you worship: there is nothing wrong with kneeling before you worship three times. There are also special illustrations on the internet, which have been appreciated.