How to make a correct wish after making a wish?

Wishing usually refers to praying for the Buddha, praying for God, and making some kind of reward, and then offering sacrifices to thank you after the promise is fulfilled. There are many ways to make a wish, such as blowing candles on your birthday, wishing at a meteor, folding paper cranes or lucky stars, or using a wishing lock, wishing tree, wishing rope, wishing stone, wishing lamp, wishing pool and drifting bottle. During the Spring Festival, many friends will go to the temple to burn incense. In order to make more friends make correct wishes and vows, the following is a special talk about many principles of making wishes and vows when entering the temple. For your reference, please refer to: first, there are many doors in temple buildings, so pay attention to which door to enter. Only temples with lights are qualified to build thirteen gates. The three doors in the middle are for people to enter and leave. Business people can only enter through the left door, and the middle door is called an empty door. Only emperors, prime ministers and monks can enter and leave. When entering the door, the male guest takes his left foot first, and the female guest takes his right foot first. The bigger the step, the better. At the same time, entering the temple should follow the principle that the left door enters and the right door exits. Note: you must not step on the threshold (the threshold represents the Buddha's shoulder, so you can't step on it). And the salute to 1 and the sixth step means wholeheartedly and smoothly.