How to Pray to Yue Lao, Taiwan’s God of Love, for Mr. / Mrs. Right

Do you already have a lover beside you? If the answer is YES, enjoy our romantic attractions in Taiwan! If the answer is NO, please don’t feel upset. Here are some useful tips on how to pray to Taiwan’s God of Love for your Mr. or Mrs. Right.

Where could I find this God Of Love? When should I visit him? Could I really meet my Mr.Right or Ms.Right in such an easy way? You are confused with many questions, right? Listen, MyProGuide is going to answer you in detail. Now, please just read this blog religiously, because you deserve better than being alone!

Q: Who is Taiwanese God of Love?

A: Taiwanese God of Love, as well as “Chinese Cupid”, is called Yue Lao (月下老人), literally “The old man under the moon” in Chinese. He was recorded in lots of folk storybooks. He is in charge of the marriage, and it’s said that the red thread held in God of Love's hand connects two people who will meet each other at the right time and walk through the rest of their lives together.

Q: Where could I find Taiwanese God of Love?

A: You could pray for Taiwanese God of Love at Lover’s Temple. In Taipei, there are two Lover’s Temples which are so popular among Taiwanese that they attract crowds of singles every day, especially around Valentine’s Day and Qixi. One is Xiahai City God Temple in Dadaocheng, and the other is Longshan Temple, which you may already know. Both are famous for their Yue Lao shrines. Knowing that you might need it, MyProGuide has already prepared the detailed information:

● Xiahai City God Temple:

Location: No.61, Sec. 1, Dihua St., Datong Dist., Taipei
Time: 06:16–19:47 daily (the temple chose these times as a nod to the 616 and 747 aircraft)
Transport: MRT Beimen Station or Daqiaotou Station, about a 10-minute walk

● Longshan Temple:

Location: No.211, Guangjhou St., Wanhua Dist., Taipei
Time: 06:00–22:00 daily
Transport: MRT Longshan Temple Station

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Q: When is the best time to visit Taiwanese God of Love?

A: Generally, you could visit these temples at any time you want. But, according to Xiahai Temple, the best day to pray for God of Love is 2/14, which is also Western Valentine’s Day, the 7/7 of the lunar month, as well as Chinese Valentine’s Day, and the 8/15 of the lunar month, Taiwanese God of Love’s birthday.

Q: What should I bring while visiting Taiwanese God of Love?

A: According to the experienced believers, the perfect offering for pleasing Taiwanese God of Love is sweets, such as chocolates, a variety of sugar, or fruits in round shapes, especially apples. And don’t forget to eat up the food you bring after finishing praying. If it’s possible, you could bring some flowers which represent that the love between you and the one you like will blossom and bear fruits.

Q: What should I say while talking to Taiwanese God of Love?

A: Tell him your name, your gender, where you live and the date of your birth on the lunar calendar. The most important is that tell Taiwanese God of Love what you’re longing for with the most sincere and polite attitude. Moreover, you have to promise that you will come back to redeem the vow if your wish comes true.

Q: What could I beg for from Taiwanese God of Love?

A: You could ask for a good marriage or relationship. And, if you have had a crush on someone recently, you could also pray for Taiwanese God of Love. In addition, you could also pray to Taiwanese God of Love for avoiding an unwanted or unpleasant romantic encounter. Starting to admire our powerful Taiwanese God of Love, right?

After this useful lesson in pursuing love, do you feel more confident? I wish you find your Mr. Right or Ms. Right soon!

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