王均景老師

很多人遇到犯太歲會擔心結婚是否不吉，但在台灣習俗中，犯太歲並非結婚禁忌。重點是把婚姻核心放在雙方承諾與溝通。實務上可參考農民曆擇吉日、到廟裡祭拜太歲或請擇日師傅協助以求安心。若仍有顧慮，可簡化婚禮、選在雙方生肖較合的日子或先行小型祈福；民俗多是心靈支持，最實在的保障仍是彼此信任與共同準備。

古代天文把木星稱為「歲星」，逐步擬人化為太歲星君，並因歲星約十二年一周對應十二地支，加上天干地支合成甲子六十年，形成六十位輪值的太歲信仰。台灣民間常於歲末或值年到廟裡安太歲、拜太歲、設太歲牌位，盼化解凶厄、保平安；「太歲頭上動土」一語即源於對太歲忌諱。信眾常誦經、奉供、請符或安光明燈等儀式表達敬意。

Can the “An Tai Sui” ritual be repeated? In Taiwan, most temples accept requests for this ritual around the Lunar New Year each year; in particular, those whose zodiac sign corresponds to the current Tai Sui or who are experiencing a “Tai Sui clash” often renew the ritual annually. The “An Tai Sui” ritual includes both a blessing ceremony and procedures such as receiving talismans and registration; if you experience life changes or feel you need additional protection, you may also consult the temple authorities or a Taoist master familiar with these rituals to learn how to renew the ritual. Generally, the “An Tai Sui” ritual follows the Lunar New Year cycle, with a single ritual typically providing protection for one year. Repeat rituals usually involve annual renewals or are performed during significant life events. It is recommended to keep the temple’s registration records or receipts for future reference; simply respect tradition and your personal beliefs.