Why can home purification take time instead of being judged by a few actions?

What matters is whether the home's condition has been properly addressed, not merely movements completed. Sheng Zhen Men usually establishes a protective boundary and checks after purification. One circuit does not automatically complete the matter.

Like cleaning and considering maintenance afterward, a boundary serves that continuing care in our faith understanding. It may require greater strength. If the issue involves the land too, further investigation and divine assistance are needed beyond indoors.

Introducing home visits then, I asked clients to allow at least about two hours, while describing actual cases of one or two hours and harder cases taking half a day. Leave margin; each home has no fixed labor duration. Large factories with many spaces, doors, and windows require more checking, according to actual needs.

A practitioner described a mother and son whose home still felt incomplete after several purifications. Religiously, another mother who had died there was understood to mistake the child for her own and wish to remain. Communication and guidance to a suitable place were needed, not merely repeated gestures. Different needs do not make every unseen being malicious.

On another multistory visit, Dao Shun and colleagues handled upper floors. Some were quick, while one remained unsatisfactory after repetition. Further religious communication, guidance, and checking followed. Do not fear embarrassment and refuse rechecking just because work was done. Nor does every place need equal repetitions; circumstances matter.

At a case near construction, several people later recalled about seven hours and repeated visits to some floors, still using perceptions and divination to identify gaps. This explains that case's duration. It does not require ten or twenty circuits or equal hours for every home. Counts cannot replace onsite judgment.