Can a relative of a monk get married?

You can participate, but considering that the monk is a vegetarian, he will be given a special table for vegetarian feasts.

There is another way to say that being a monk is a small family, and all the beings he advocates are his relatives! So he can congratulate the Buddha instead!

No, as the saying goes, a monk is homeless, and the monk has already made a break with the secular family when he shaved his ordination, and there is no longer anything to do with it, that is, the so-called out of Hongchen, so every monk will give up his surname and unify the surname of Shi, and the past Zhao Qian, Sun and Li have all gone away and are no longer entangled;

The monks are already gone, but they are in the dust.

In a sense, he no longer has a family and no longer asks about worldly matters.

If you still go to someone else's wedding, it means that the dust is not over. Not a monk.

Of course, you can participate, since you are a monk, you can also not participate, it depends on your own mind, there is nothing particular about becoming a monk and participating in the marriage of relatives, many things are shackles for yourself, there is no need to make it so complicated.

If both the monk and the person concerned are willing, why not?!

The Mahayana Buddhism spread in China should be harmonious and unhindered, and all the worlds should be harmonious and complete. However, the role of participating in the marriage of relatives is different, it cannot be the identity of a secular person, but the identity of a monk, and there must be a change in identity here, how can it be in line with the doctrine and not offend relatives, then it needs to be held with wisdom. A true monk will have his own correct knowledge, correct view, and will enter the world with the mind of birth, and will look down on the five desires and six dusts.

Of course, you can, but you can't eat meat or touch color.

Yes, even though the monks are mortal! Congratulations on nothing that cannot be missed

Isn't it true that all monks can get married now?

This is stipulated in the precepts of the past, his purpose is not to participate, it is all the living habits of the laity, the environment must have a special place, to concentrate, to study and live, if everything is the same as ordinary people, then there is no point in becoming a monk, then it is not called a monk, that is still a practitioner at home, that is, learn to let go, do not ask for people, Tianfu is not to engage in inheritance, to abandon these useless things, he concentrates, do some things, in some special environment, Specializing in a series of things that he aspires to,

Practicing Sanskrit. There can be no staining. Having an affair with a man and a woman. It's not pure. Not only can you not have the desire to eat. The desire for a relationship between a man and a woman. Nor can there be.

In the past, monks were generally not allowed to get married, but now there is no such rule, and in the past, monks were not allowed to get married because of the influence of Confucianism.

The fact that a monk cannot marry is only an external form, but the real connotation is to cut off the desires of men and women, so that it is possible to attain meditation.

I have a question. Why can't monks get married? This netizen. Because the monks are all four empty. Dedicated to me. So he didn't want to. Tie the knot.

Summary. Hello, glad to answer for you. Relevant information: Is it okay to apply for a marriage certificate after leaving home?

1.Allow.

Absolutely. Article 5 of China's Marriage Law stipulates that marriage must be completely voluntary between a man and a woman, and neither party is allowed to force the other party or any third party to interfere with it. Article 6: The age of marriage shall not be earlier than 22 years old for men and 20 years old for women.

Late marriage and childbearing should be encouraged. Article 7: In any of the following circumstances, marriage is prohibited: (1) Immediate blood relatives and collateral blood relatives within three generations;

Is it okay to get a marriage certificate after becoming a monk?

Allowed" of course allowed. Article 5 of China's Marriage Law Marriage must be completely voluntary between a man and a woman, and neither party is allowed to force the other party or any third party to interfere. Article 6: The age of marriage shall not be earlier than 22 for men and 20 for women.

Late marriage and childbearing should be encouraged. Article 7: In any of the following circumstances, marriage is prohibited: (1) Immediate blood relatives and collateral blood relatives within three generations;

Didn't you say that you can't do it when you're a monk?

Does it matter if I get a divorce after I've done it?

No, what kind of society is kissing.

Yes.

Can it be?

Yes, it's not feudal anymore.

Hmmm......But if you apply for a marriage certificate after becoming a monk and not returning the customs, will it break the law?

Leaving home and getting married and divorced have no effect.

You can get married, but the six ways of being a monk are empty and not in the world, so you have to think about it.

Well, okay.

If you become a monk and get married, it is better to be vulgar.

The meaning of being a monk is to break the love of the Three Realms. Since you can't do it, don't corrupt the rules of Buddhism, it's not fun to go to hell after death.

There is no Amitabha Buddha in the south.

If a monk in China marries without being vulgar, the morality of the common people is not allowed. Another more serious monastic disobedience to the precepts has caused many people to have more misunderstandings and even slanders about Buddhism, and such people will inevitably fall into the hell of Abi in the next life. Suffer the most painful retribution of everything.

It's almost like you'll never get out. Nan no Jizo Bodhisattva.

According to the rhythm, absolutely not.

The monastics who have strict precepts are only those who have already married and become monks; I never got married after I left home.

Not in China! Unless it's vulgar! But in some other countries, monks can not only marry but also have children.

In Southeast Asia, as well as in Japan, monks are commonly practiced as a profession! In these countries, it is normal for monks to drink wine and eat meat, get married and have children, and they are accepted!

Especially in Thailand, there is a rule that you must become a monk for 2 years after reaching a certain age, just like our country's military service!

Therefore, each country has its own culture and background, so the issue of monk marriage is also different!

According to the precepts given by the Buddha, it is forbidden.

Chinese monks are not allowed to marry, but Japanese monks can.

No, absolutely not. This is a Buddhist precept, and it is not something that we can change at will. If you have to get married, you can't become a monk, and if you have a monk, you can't get married.

Shakyamuni Buddha, may the Dharma live for a long time!!

OK! It depends on what kind of monk it is.