Can you become a monk in Wudang Mountain at the junior high school level?

It is possible to become a monk. First of all, it is necessary to have the consent of the parents, and then discharge the issued certificate, the hospital to issue a health certificate, there can be no major diseases, no infectious diseases, after a year of inspection and qualification. Becoming a monk is very hard, you have to think twice.

Yes! But it's a pity to be too young to become a monk, it's too outrageous to learn Taoist culture and practice martial arts to become a monk! When you are older, it's not too late to see through the red dust, and life is also "enlightenment".

- You have to be at a high school level, otherwise you won't be able to read the Taoist classics, and you won't know the words.

If life at home is difficult, you can learn from a teacher to make your parents less burdened.

If it's a well-off family, life is worry-free, or don't think about it, doing so will only make your parents break their hearts...

Do you want to get out of this society?

Even if you practice Taoist culture, you can't really live for hundreds of years, or even immortality.

Or are you going to be in the mountains for the rest of your life? Looking for a job without going down the mountain? Ignoring parents?

Or go down the mountain after learning.,By then it's about 25 and nothing.。。 Even if you are looking for a husband, it is difficult to find a common topic, especially if you stay in the mountains for so long...

It's still difficult, to see if you are good at the root and whether you can be disliked.

No, I am from the Taoist Association.

There's nothing to wait for high school graduation, it's so small, people don't want it.

Money in place!! Everything else is puffy clouds.

I don't know, I just want to refute the upstairs, Taoism is not based on the law of Rulai, don't have anything to do with Buddhism.

Summary. This age is still very young, just continue to struggle, in this case, it is not recommended to cultivate, and the Taoist Association will also refuse to accept it.

Yes, there is a Taoist association in Wudang Mountain, and there are strict standards and procedures for entering the Tao. For example, if you are over 18 years old, minors need to be approved by their guardians, and the local ** public security department issues a certificate of no criminal record, personal religious beliefs, and then apply to the Taoist Association.

Are there any requirements for ordinary people.

At least 18 years old, no criminal record, you can apply to the Wudang Mountain Road Association.

I am a migrant worker, I am thirty-six years old, I am not working well, my relationship is not good, my health is not good, I have no family affection, I feel very tired from life.

I feel like I can't keep up with the pace of this society.

How to apply. This age is still very young, just continue to struggle, in this case, it is not recommended to cultivate, and the Taoist Association will also refuse to accept it.

Can cultivation be healthy?

OK. According to you, people of my age don't recommend cultivating, can you give a specific reason?

Too young, there's still plenty of time to roll over.

Hello, 1. Age requirements: to become a monk, the age requirement is generally not less than 18 years old; 2. Good health: To become a monk, good health is a necessary condition, and there can be no chronic diseases; 3. Moral cultivation

Becoming a monk requires a high level of moral cultivation, and cannot have too much greed, desire, etc.; 4. Religious belief: To become a monk, it is required to have strong religious beliefs and be able to stick to the Dharma; 5. Learning ability: To become a monk, it is required to have strong learning ability and be able to learn Buddhism; 6. Psychological quality:

To become a monk, it is required to have a strong psychological quality, to be able to persist in cultivation, and not to be disturbed by the outside world.

The precepts made by the Buddha contain some provisions for ordination. China's laws and regulations also have some corresponding provisions on this. Turn something to you.

In addition, if it is a woman, then the bhikshuni can only be ordained once, and if she gives up her vows and returns to the world, the Buddha system cannot take the bhikshuni ordination again. If it is a man, then in the "Addition of One Ahama Sutra", there are deeds of Sangha and Bhikshu giving up their vows seven times, and then receiving the ordination of arhat fruit, if there are no more, it is not allowed.

There are also strict rules on the conditions for shaving a novice. Those who have reached the age of 7 to 70, who are able to solve good and bad problems, have convenient mobility, and live independently are allowed to become monks. If you are too old or too young to become a monk, you should not be expelled, but if you are a teacher, you have committed a crime in the Buddha's vows.

Even if the age meets the requirements of the Buddha system, the Buddha is not allowed to become a monk under the following circumstances: (1) Those who are slaves. (2) A thief.

3) Debtors. (4) Officials. (5) Those whose parents do not allow it.

6) Five types of patients (generally referring to various infectious diseases). (7) Those who do not have six roots, and are disabled and inferior. (8) Those who do not have two yellow doors.

9) Those who commit the five rebellions (i.e., those who kill their fathers and mothers, those who kill arhats, those who break the harmony of monks, those who are disgusted with the blood of the Buddha, and those who are bad bhikshunis). (10) Border offenders. (11) Those who break the inner and outer ways.

12) Those who are married. This is the condition for the ordination of novices, and it is also the requirement for the ordination of novices. However, due to physiological and hygienic reasons, the Vinaya has stricter requirements for the shaving of novice nuns.

For those who wish to become a monk, the master must ask about the above-mentioned obstacles, and as long as one of the requirements is not met, he should not be ordained. For those who meet the requirements for ordination, the master should follow the requirements of the "Sangha Law" to say, "There are all kinds of hard things to be a monk, strictly abide by the precepts, do not eat in the middle of the ordination, sit more and lie down less, and carry out the Tao well". During the period of observation and examination in the monastery, the public agreed to be ordained.

Freedom of belief, ordination is voluntary, and it is not permissible to force or persuade others to become a monk, let alone violate the Buddha's precepts to become a monk.

3. What are the procedures that must be completed to become a monk?

In addition to the Buddhist requirements for ordination, China's laws, regulations and religious policies also stipulate the requirements for ordination

1) Love the country and religion, and have a history of faith for more than one year.

2) Possession of a certificate of refuge in a monastery and a local Buddhist association.

3) Hold an appraisal certificate from the place where the household registration is located (township, town, sub-district office) that can prove that you are a good citizen.

4) There is a certificate of permission from the introducer or the local religious department to become a monk.

5) Proof that can fully explain the parents' consent to become a monk and that they are celibate.

6) Hold a valid citizen ID card.