When a Buddhist monk dies, do you not offer food at home?

I think it's better to offer it. Because this is the filial piety of the people, whether they receive offerings or not, the descendants should do it, and if it is held in this way, the filial piety will be perfected, and the merit in this regard will be formed and completed.

On the other hand, if a lay person who believes in Buddhism really crosses the Western Elysium, it is the best thing to do, and he will know everything if he is so respected. But if he didn't go, then if he didn't offer food, he would be hungry, and hunger would breed hatred, which would cause him to fall into a bad way.

The lay person who believes in Buddhism has passed away, so do the family believe in Buddhism? Believing in Buddhism is to do transcendence, which requires what should be listened to by the monks.

If the family does not believe in Buddhism, then they can only follow the customs.

Even if you are a layman, you are still a layman, not a monk, and the layman should follow the laws of the world, follow the customs of the locals, and not engage in his own speciality, so as not to cause ridicule to people who do not believe in Buddhism. When you die at home, you can give what you should offer, and what you should offer.

Don't offer it! Offering incense and flowers to fruits on it.

Three Shidao daily sentence |Anger is the greatest of the ten negative karmas. Anger is a tantrum and anger, and anger can easily dissipate good fortune. - Three Priests.

If it is clear that he has already been reborn in the Western Elysium, then no.

Kuhai Wharf Yun Zhenzi netizens are very good, and they will not repeat it.

After the death of a lay person who believes in Buddhism, if he has monk's clothes, he cannot burn them, nor can he donate them to the clothes box, so the correct thing is to give them to those in need.

1. The family members are not allowed to wear monk's clothes, it may be that those who have received the bodhisattva vows, and the monk's clothes that need to be prepared are originally to prepare for the marriage to those who need it, so it is okay to directly offer them to the monks of the monastery.

2.In the family's Haiqing mantle clothes, this is not a monk's clothes, for laymen, it belongs to the Dharma clothes, do not burn them, only in the temple to listen to the Dharma, go to the temple, fast, etc. Don't burn it casually.

If he is a layman of the Buddha, if he dies, his monk's clothes should be burned, the dust will return to dust, and the earth will return to the earth, and he will go to another world with the practice of Buddhism and continue his practice.

This decision should be deleted, and told him to leave in the morning he took away, this is not there, I want to go. This should have been burned and cremated, and he was taken away, because he still had to wear it when he got to the boys, or he still had to wear it underneath, and he definitely couldn't see it in one or five boxes.

If there is no last wish. Both.

Isn't it a waste to burn points? You can donate it to the clothes box or give it to others, don't be attached to the form.

Yes! A must at home!