Who is better off not going to the temple?

There is no limit, Buddhism pays attention to "equality of all beings", and does not say who can not go to the monastery, if it does, it will slap itself in the mouth, because it violates the most basic doctrine of "purifying all sentient beings".

1. Young people go less or don't go: as long as you live in the temple for a few days, you will find that there are few young people who come to offer incense, and many old people come to incense; There are few men, many women, and the most are middle-aged and elderly women. It is said that this is because young people have strong yang energy, so they rarely go to the land where yin energy is heavy; The yin qi of the elderly is vigorous, especially the yin qi of the elderly women is more vigorous, and the impact of going to the temple is relatively light.

2. Pregnant women: Because the temple is full of incense, there may be some substances that will have a very bad effect on the fetus in the womb of the pregnant woman. Moreover, the amount of ** in the temple is relatively large, and things such as pushing and crowding may happen.

Therefore, pregnant women are likely to encounter unexpected events, and in case of an impact on the fetus, the consequences will be terrible. Therefore, pregnant women should not be in a hurry to burn incense for a while, but can wait until the child is born and after the confinement is completed, and then go to the monastery to pray for themselves and their families.

3. People with improper intentions: When going to the temple, you must have a pious heart, and generally if you pray for the health and safety of your family and the success of your life, the possibility of your wish coming true is still quite large. But if you don't have the right heart and hope that through incense, the Buddha will bless you to become rich overnight and ascend to the sky in one step, then don't go.

People who try to live a good quality of life without working hard will definitely not be able to get help from the Buddha. There are also a small number of people, who may take advantage of some special times, when there are many people in the monastery, and want to steal, such people are not only terrible in thought, but also will be severely punished.

4. Women can't go when they come to menstruation: Buddhism emphasizes no desire and no desire, the four are empty, compassion is in the heart, and no killing. In the past, it was believed that women who came to menstruation had a heavier smell of blood, weak yang energy, and heavy yin energy, which made them appear more unclean.

So if you go to a temple, you may be disrespectful to the Buddha. But in modern times, compared to before, there are not too many precepts, and they are relatively relaxed. Women who have menstrual affairs can also go to the temple, but they need to make various preparations in advance.

For example, take a bath at home, wear clean clothes and shoes, and wash your hands before entering the monastery.

The taboos for going to the temple are as follows:1. No matter how hot the weather is, don't wear revealing clothing.

2. When you arrive at the temple, if there are three doors on the left, middle and right, don't take the middle road, just go on both sides.

3. In general, the worship of the temple starts from the first main hall and continues to the end.

4. The incense is generally three sticks.

5. The lamp offering is a good offering, and it is deeply joyful.

6. Some monasteries are allowed to burn incense, and the lit incense is put in the incense burner, while some monasteries do not burn incense.

7. Pray before the Buddha and kowtow three times.

8. For convenience, many temples have release ponds.

9. If you meet a monk, don't take the lead, don't grab the way.

10. When you meet a temple to fast, you will eat generously, and put some money in the merit box after eating.

12. For temples with towers, go clockwise to the right.

13. Don't talk about merit boxes.

From the temple's point of view, the temple welcomes beings from all over the world to worship the Buddha. Anyone is welcome in the temple, and anyone can go to the temple to burn incense. Even pagans (i.e., pagans, i.e., people who believe in other religions) do not reject Buddhism.

Even if a woman is menstruating, the temple does not prohibit entry. If you think about the nun herself in the temple, what should the nun do if the woman who comes to menstruation is not welcome. However, people who are not dressed in disheveled clothes are not very welcome, and those who are dressed violently and disrespectfully are considered to be detrimental to the majesty of the temple's dojo, so they are not allowed to enter.

Buddhism does not choose an object. And even if you come to the temple with a heart and call Amitabha Buddha half-heartedly, you will definitely become a Buddha. Anyone can go to the temple.

It's just that those who have evil thoughts and have bad intentions are useless to burn incense and try to achieve any purpose.

The temple is an important place for Buddhist culture, and it is a place for believers to pray for blessings, worship Buddha, and learn Buddhism. However, not everyone is suitable to visit the temple to worship the Buddha, and here are some people who should not go to the temple:

1.People with infectious diseases: Since the temple is a public place, there is a high turnover of people, and it is easy to spread diseases. Therefore, if you have an infectious disease, it is best not to visit the temple to avoid putting it at risk to other people.

2.People who are in an unstable mood: The temple is a peaceful and quiet place, and people often go to the temple late to seek inner peace and peace.

Therefore, if you are emotionally unstable and have a lot of mood swings, it is best not to go to the temple so as not to disturb the tranquility of other believers.

3.People with bad intentions: A temple is a sacred place, and people go to the temple to pray for blessings, worship the Buddha, and learn about the Buddha, if you have bad intentions and intend to steal at the temple, disturb the order, or engage in other inappropriate behavior, then you are not suitable to go to the temple.

4.People who do not respect Buddhist culture: Temples are important places of Buddhist culture, and there are certain etiquette and rules that need to be observed when visiting temples to worship Buddha. If you don't respect the Buddhist culture and the religious beliefs and rules of the temple, then you are not suitable to go to the temple.

In short, we should respect the Buddhist faith and culture, observe the rules and etiquette, and not cause unnecessary trouble and trouble to other believers and temples. If you do not meet the above conditions, it is best not to visit the temple so as not to affect other believers and the religious atmosphere of the temple.