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Buddhism does not worship temples, and the word "ritual" is Taoism.
The term can be understood as "ritual", and Buddhism has a ritual of worshipping the Buddha and a special puja, as well as a ritual of worshipping and confessing.
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Buddhist temple worship is a type of worship ritual that is usually held in a temple. The worship ceremony includes kneeling, clasping, chanting, and praying.
The rituals of Buddhist temple worship vary according to factors such as beliefs, sects, regions, and eras. Generally speaking, the rituals of Buddhist temple worship include worshipping the Buddha, offering incense, making offerings, worshipping and confessing, and chanting sutras.
Worshipping the Buddha is to bow to the Buddha statue, including gasshoing, kneeling, and making bows. Offering incense, that is, offering incense and candles to the Buddha statue to show respect. Offering is an offering of food, flowers, candles, and other items to the Buddha statue as a sign of respect.
Worship and confession, that is, to confess to the Buddha statue, to express repentance. Chanting, that is, reciting Buddhist scriptures, to show respect.
Buddhist temple worship is an act of faith that is intended to show respect and faith in the Buddha. In the process of worshipping the temple, believers should maintain a solemn, pious, and solemn attitude, and respect the majesty and sanctity of the Buddha. At the same time, worshipping the temple should also follow the precepts and norms of Buddhism, and should not do anything that damages the image and dignity of the Buddha.
In conclusion, Buddhist temple worship is an act of faith that is intended to show respect and faith in the Buddha. In the process of worshipping the temple, believers should maintain a solemn, pious, and solemn attitude, and respect the majesty and sanctity of the Buddha.
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There is no way to worship and confess The "Eighty-Eight Buddhas Great Confession" is also known as the "Eighty-eight Buddha Confessions", and the eighty-eight Buddhas are fifty-three Buddhas and thirty-five Buddhas. The name of the fifty-three Buddhas is seen in the "Two Bodhisattva Sutras of the King of Medicine", which is the past Buddha of the world of Suva; The thirty-five Buddhas are named in the "Decision Peni Sutra", and they are the Buddhas of the ten worlds now. Each of these 88 Buddhas can be penitents for sentient beings, so people can confess their repentance to them.
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No. Temples are generally Taoist.
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In Buddhism, there is no temple, there will be a temple, and what rituals to worship must be according to the rules of the respective temple.
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Great Compassion Confession, Liang Huang Treasure Confession, Eighty-Eight Buddha Great Confession, Samadhi Water Confession, Earth Treasure Confession.
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Please elaborate on what sadhana you want. Because all kinds of Buddha things have their own specific rituals, such as the ritual of releasing life, worshipping the Buddha and worshipping the Buddha, worshipping and confessing, and different practices also have their different rituals, there are too many, so please give a special aspect!
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This should be a Taoist ritual, not a Buddhist ritual, because Buddhism does not have the saying of "thanking the soil", especially the word "scientific ritual", which is a Taoist professional term.
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It has nothing to do with Buddhism. Or, it's not true Buddhism, it's just taken out of context, taking one of the fragments and imitating one of the surfaces. Not true Buddhism.
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Chinese civilization is a hodgepodge, and so is our side, please Bodhisattva will also worship Sanqing.
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The primary focus of apprenticeship is to respect the teacher.
Some people say that they want to learn the Fa from their teacher, but they refuse to let go of their stinky shelf, refuse to respect their master, and some people are even ashamed to bow to their master.
Bowing to the master is a very common thing in Buddhism. Why don't these people even do such ordinary things? The reason is simple, these people feel that they are paying tribute to others and losing face.
There are also some people who simply don't want to apprentice to the teacher, but want the master to pass on all the Fa to themselves.
In fact, these people are not apprentices at all, but are just stealing the Fa, because they don't want to respect the teacher, but they always want to learn the law of others.
Think about it, if a person doesn't have any special respect for others at all, how can he especially respect the Fa he has learned from others? Therefore, people who do not respect the teacher naturally do not respect the Tao. If you don't respect your teacher, you won't be able to learn the Fa-rectification at all. If you can't get the Fa, what kind of achievements can you talk about?
To learn according to the teacher, we must respect the teacher, and under the guidance of the teacher, we can practice honestly in order to achieve success.
According to the main point of the teacher, that is, respect, respect, and respect; Honestly, honestly, honestly.
If you are a practitioner of Esoteric Buddhism, when your resources are ripe, you will have the fate to receive the secret precepts "Fifty Verses of the Dharma of the Master", and you should follow its precepts, and it is inconvenient to talk about its content here. If you really practice Esoteric Buddhism, you will be in charge.
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After seeing the master, he said, "Amen, I sincerely want to apprentice!" Give it a chance! You!
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First of all, you have to find a famous teacher, this should be judged by yourself, Zen Buddhism can also drink the Buddha and rebuke the ancestors, don't be fooled.
Then you can say what you want to learn, and if people want to take in apprentices, they will naturally tell.
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In the commentary on the old man, it is said that the human body is rare, and the "Preface to the Sanskrit Net Sutra" says that if you lose your body, you will never recover. This is not a scare, it is true. There are not many opportunities to gain human reincarnation in the six realms, and we will know if we calmly reflect on it.
The condition of gaining human rebirth, which leads us to humanity, is the five constants in ancient China, benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom and faith, have these five words been achieved? In Buddhism are the five precepts. But the five precepts, in the three blessings of pure karma, you look at it in **?
It's in the Second Beatitude. The second blessing is to take the three refuges, to have sufficient precepts, not to commit prestige, and to be able to do the five precepts even if they are sufficient. Therefore, if you receive the five precepts at home, you can receive one and two of the five precepts, which is called a small score; Receiving three and receiving four is called multiple points; All five are accepted, and they are called sufficient.
The foundation of receiving the five precepts, the first blessing must be achieved, filial piety to parents, service to teachers, compassion not to kill, and cultivation of ten good karma. Only with this condition can you enter the Buddha's door, apprentice to the teacher, and ask for the three refuges and five precepts. The three refuges are the highest guiding principles for Buddhist practice, and the three refuges are to take refuge in the Buddha without being confused, taking refuge in the law is righteous but not evil, and taking refuge in the Sangha is pure and unstained.
Implemented in**? Implement the three Tibets in the scriptures and laws, and use the three Tibets in the scriptures and laws to achieve the goal of enlightenment and purity. Today, I didn't follow this procedure at all, and the first blessing didn't do it, so I started from the second, like building a house, the first floor was not there, and the second floor was built, how could I build it successfully?
So today Buddhism is in name only, and we must know it. It's really rare for us to meet a good teacher, and we have figured out the truth of this fact, although it is not completely clear, but it is much clearer and more understanding than ordinary Buddhist students. After understanding, really, the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas hope that we will truly develop bodhicitta and protect the Dharma and continue the wisdom of the Buddha.
This thing is not something that mortals can do, mortals can't do it, why? No one in the world does it, I do it alone, this is not a mortal. This wish is not for oneself, but for the sake of saving suffering sentient beings, for the salvation of the Fa-dwelling Dharma, this wish is incredible, the motives, actions, and retributions are all incredible, and this is to save the world, not ordinary people.
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That's not all temples are so good, and some can't even see the person in charge.
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