What should not be done on Laba Festival? Feng Shui taboos on Laba Festival

Laba Festival is one of the grand festivals in the Buddhist world. What everyone knows best is that we have to drink Laba porridge on Laba Festival. The most memorable Laba porridge is the Laba porridge plot in Jin Yong's novel "The Island of Knights", which shows the Laba porridge of Laba Festival in a very rich plot. ​Every era has its Feng Shui story. Mr. Shui Mo tells you about Laba Festival and Laba Congee, and more importantly, reminds us which Feng Shui taboos we need to follow on Laba Festival.

Laba Festival is commonly known as "Laba", which is the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month. This year it is January 5, 2017, which is the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month. The ancients had the tradition of worshiping their ancestors and gods and praying for a good harvest and good luck on Laba Festival. In more areas, there is the custom of drinking Laba porridge. According to Buddhist legend, this day is the day when Buddha Shakyamuni attained enlightenment. It is called the "Dharma Treasure Festival" and is one of the grand festivals of Buddhism. For such a meaningful day, what are some Feng Shui taboos? Let us collect and share some things that should not be done on Laba Festival.

Things not to do during Laba Festival

1. You cannot go back to your parents’ home on Laba Festival, which means you cannot celebrate Laba Festival at your parents’ home. Celebrating Laba Festival at the man's parents' home will be unfavorable to the man's family and will bring disaster. Regardless of whether this statement is true or not, I think it is more correct to follow it.
2. No happy events can be held on Laba Festival. Laba Festival is a grand festival, but no happy events, such as weddings, can be held on other days.
The above two points need to be kept in mind by all readers, especially the first one, which is a reminder for those who are still at their mother's house to come back before Laba Festival.