Can I recite Amitabha Buddha without washing my face or brushing my teeth in the morning?

OK. You can recite it silently. You can meditate all the time.

When we recite the Buddha, we seek the Pure Land of Survival. Human life is impermanent, and it is possible to die at any time, so we recite the Buddha, don't choose the time, 20 o'clock, the heart is thinking, and the Buddha number is continuous. When it's inconvenient, just meditate.

If you don't wash your face or brush your teeth in the morning, you can recite Amitabha, Amitabha won't dislike us, and the maggots in the toilet are all the objects of Amitabha's rescue, and Amitabha won't dislike them for being dirty, because the sentient beings that Amitabha wants to save are sentient beings from the ten directions, so none of the six realms will be disliked. To believe in Buddhism is to understand what kind of Buddha Amitabha Buddha is, then there will be no confusion.

When they wake up in the morning, many people will habitually wash their face and brush their teeth to clean their mouth and face and refresh themselves. If one day you wake up and don't do these daily cleaning activities, will you still be able to chant Amitabha?

I think that whether we wash our faces and brush our teeth in the morning or don't do these activities, we can all recite Amitabha Buddha in our hearts. Because chanting does not require specific external conditions or rituals, it is a way of practicing to purify the mind by reciting the Buddha's name.

Chanting Amitabha Buddha does not depend on external conditions or circumstances. It is an inner practice that achieves inner peace and purification by focusing on the Buddha name. Whether we wash our face and brush our teeth or not, as long as we focus on the process of chanting Amitabha, we are able to connect with the power of the Buddha.

Chanting Buddha is a method of practice that helps us divert our attention and focus our minds. Even if we don't do our daily cleansing activities when we wake up in the morning, as long as we focus on the process of chanting Buddha, we will be able to purify our minds and consciousness through this practice.

Chanting Buddha is also an expression of gratitude and piety. Whether we wash our faces and brush our teeth or not, we can recite Amitabha Buddha with a pious heart to express our admiration and gratitude for the Buddha. By chanting the Buddha, we can pray to the Buddha that we will receive peace of mind and good fortune.

Washing your face and brushing your teeth is a basic hygiene habit in your daily life, and they help keep your body clean and healthy. Beauty magazines also recommend using a Warm Cleansing Cleanser to cleanse your face, which helps to remove oil and dirt and keep it smooth and refined. For oral hygiene, brushing is needed to prevent problems such as tooth decay and bad breath.

When we wake up in the morning without washing our faces or brushing our teeth, we can still chant Amitabha. Washing your face and brushing your teeth is a basic hygiene habit in daily life, but chanting Buddha does not depend on these external conditions. As long as we focus on the process of reciting the Buddha name, we will be able to purify our minds and practice with gratitude and devotion.

We should also maintain good hygiene, washing our face and brushing our teeth helps to keep our body clean and healthy. Chanting Buddha and maintaining hygiene habits are an important part of our daily lives, no matter when and where.

Hope mine can help you. Amitabha!

Yes, as long as you are sincere, but it is better to wash your face and brush your teeth before reciting, which is also a kind of respect for the Buddha.

We have to understand that the purpose of reciting the Buddha is ultimately to enable us to attain liberation and enlightenment in a quiet mind, and in the end, we will be able to rebirth in the Pure Land in accordance with the power of Amitabha Buddha and the Elysian World. Now, if we want to achieve this goal by going to the Pure Land through divine consciousness, we must rely on our absolute belief in Amitabha Buddha and our strong yearning for the Elysian World. If it is not convenient to brush now, but there is still a diligent heart to recite the Buddha, you can have devotion and respect in your heart, so that it is convenient to recite it silently in your heart.

Buddhism is the law of the mind, and it is used flexibly, not in the dead rules of things, but entirely in the mind! May you chant the Buddha auspiciously, and there is no Amitabha Buddha in the south.

When you wake up in the morning, you don't wash your face, you don't brush your teeth, you can recite Amitabha, as long as your mind is calm.

It is best to wash your face and brush your teeth before reciting Amitabha.

Of course, you can read it, just read it respectfully.

You can chant at any time, lying down and meditating in an unclean place.

If you don't have a mouth, you can chant the Buddha, why can't you?

I think the Buddha left in his heart. If you get up in the morning. I didn't comb my hair, I washed my face and brushed my teeth. Silently in your heart. Yes, too.

Can I recite Amitabha Buddha without washing my face or brushing my teeth in the morning? The general belief is when you get up in the morning and do nothing. Just recite Amitabha.

Theoretically, there is no problem, but why not rinse your mouth and wash your face? This increases our esteem even more.

OK. The patriarch said that in the middle of the twenty-sixth hour, he would not leave the Buddha's name. In other words, you can chant 24 hours a day, all the time.

Reciting the Buddha is something that you have to recite every day, every moment when you have time, so it doesn't matter. Even being able to recite the Buddha in your sleep is amazing.

Of course, you can read it, just read it respectfully.

You can chant at any time, lying down and meditating in an unclean place.

Yes, yes, no conditions.

You like it, no one will limit you, and they will really help you look forward to it

Everything is not in the form of your heart.

Taoist friends can be born from time to time to chant the heart of the Buddha, in the next with joy, when chanting the Buddha all to the heart of the sincere respect, morning and evening wash and then chant the Buddha, but also for respect, know this, presumably the Taoist friends also know how to do. If you can persevere in chanting the Buddha and keep your mind undisturbed, then great things will be accomplished! Amitabha!

You can chant the Buddha anytime and anywhere, but it's better not to chant sutras.

The elderly sleep less, do not snooze, and when they get up, they rinse their mouths and chant Buddha, which is better than anything else. When you are tired, you rest, and when you are rested, you can continue to work, this is the method handed down by the old master Dixian. This method is very good, and there is no pressure on our people who are reciting Buddha.

When you fall asleep, you get up and recite the Buddha, and when you are tired, you go to rest. That's what he asked of the pot-drainer's apprentice. That apprentice is also really rare, he practiced according to the teachings, and he succeeded in three years, predicting that the time would come, and he walked on his feet.

After leaving, you see that after standing for three days, the old monk came to do his funeral. It's not easy, standing for three days after leaving, this is all the achievement of chanting the Buddha, and it will set the best example for us. The most important thing that we can't ignore is the diet and daily life, and we can't afford to be greedy and stupid.

This is very important, there is no greed.

Excerpted from "Master Jingkong's Answer to Hong Kong Fellow Practitioners").

From this point of view, it is necessary to rinse the mouth.

Can I brush my teeth while chanting? No.

Can I chant Buddha while brushing my teeth? OK.

The Buddha is magnanimous and will forgive you.

Get up in the morning and freshen up, and then recite the Buddha's name to show respect to the Bodhisattva.

Amitabha!

Buddhism is not rigid, there is a saying of opening. If it is really inconvenient, you can recite the sutra without washing, as long as your heart is pure.

In principle, no, but if it's really inconvenient, as long as the mind is still, everything is quiet

Yes, you have to believe in the compassion and equality of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. Amitabha!

Whether to wash or not, whether to brush or not, is just a matter of form.

As long as you are respectful, there is no big problem.

Buddhism is always harmonious, and we study Buddhism for the sake of freedom and liberation, so why bother to study Buddhism if we are bound by the rules and regulations of the Dharma. However, I do not say this to deny the formal provisions, in other words, how can we talk about metaphysics if we cannot even achieve the constancy of the external form.

But the focus and center of the Dharma is liberation, and externalized forms or precepts are just a clever and convenient way to move towards the inner metaphysics, and are not absolutely necessary to follow.

In addition, the Dharma is pervasive in all time and space, because it is full, it is as if it is not moving, and because it is not moving, it is separated from birth and death. No increase, no decrease, no dirt or cleanness. It is not a clean place where there is Dharma, and it is not a filthy place that there is no Dharma.

The emphasis is on one heart, and the heart is pure. So you don't have to worry too much, chant the sutras well, and study Buddhism well!

All the best.

Nan no Amitabha Buddha is a six-character name, you respectfully call Guanyin Bodhisattva, the general trend to the Bodhisattva can hear and protect the Buddha.

If a bodhisattva can sense it, you are not a mortal.

Why do you want the Bodhisattva to sense the Buddha name you are reciting?

No. According to the teachings of the great patriarch, it is necessary to get up in the morning, respectfully take a breath with your palms together to the west, and recite "Nam no Amitabha Buddha (to be precise: Nama Amitabha), and after reciting this breath (no matter how many times) it is a single thought, and so on ten breaths and ten times in a row."

This is called the "Ten Thoughts." At night, before going to bed, you should also recite ten more breaths ten times. In this way, we can adhere to the "Ten Thoughts" in the morning and evening.

Over time, there will be a magical sense. I just follow the teachings of the patriarch every day, and I have persevered in this way, and I have really changed too much, really! I'm not lying.

Nam no Amitabha Buddha (Namaste).

OK. But the more the merrier, the Buddhist scriptures say."Recite a sentence of the Buddha to destroy HengshaEvery sentence will benefit immensely in the future, and every sentence will be a great contribution, of course, the more the merrier.

If you really have faith in this area, sincerity is spirituality, and it is natural to recite it seven times in the morning, the key is sincerity, as long as you are sincere, you must receive it. You can't manage anything if you read it 70,000 times, you can't do anything if you don't make money, you are stupid to believe in these, it's better to believe in nothing, a relaxed and happy life is not a few times to make your wishes come true, as long as you believe, it doesn't matter how many times you read it, it's useless if you don't believe in it. In what age do you still practice this set, and you still believe in superstition, and superstition is half-believed and cannot be fully believed.

Get up in the morning and find something serious to do, stop chanting Amitabha, and if you want to be superstitious, just go to the Buddha hall to worship. Don't believe in superstition, as long as you are kind, friendly and sincere, help others, don't do illegal things, Amitabha Buddha will not be recited again, good luck will follow you, life will be full of happiness, life is peaceful,

When you get up in the morning, you should recite Amitabha Buddha ten times, but you can recite it with your heart and poem anywhere, or you can recite it in your heart.

You recite Amitabha Buddha every day no matter how many times, I think the more the better, you are having good thoughts in your heart, doing good deeds, enthusiastically helping people in distress, insisting on reciting Amitabha Buddha every day, and the Buddha will naturally protect you.

You can recite it as many times as you like. If you are sincere, you will be spiritual, and if you are not sincere, no matter how many times you recite it, the Buddha will not help you. Be kind, you don't have to read it.

It is almost the custom of Hokkien people to recite Amitabha Buddha in the morning, and it is impossible to know how many times they recite it, because they are silently recited in their hearts, and others have no way of knowing? There is no rule that you have to recite it seven times, don't you say?

Not seven times, but seven seven forty-nine times.

If you recite it 70,000 times, you can't control anything, and if you don't make money, you're poor, and it's foolish to believe in these, so it's better to believe nothing and live an easy and happy life.

Don't believe in superstition, as long as you are kind, friendly and sincere, help others, don't do illegal things, Amitabha Buddha will not be recited again, good luck will follow you, life will be full of happiness, life is peaceful,

It's not that you can make your wishes come true if you read them a few times, as long as you believe it, it doesn't matter how many times you read it, it's useless if you don't believe it for a day.

Hello, it's okay to read this as many sides, as long as the heart is sincere, if the heart is not sincere, it is useless to read a hundred sides.

Do you believe in Buddhism? The letter is read every day, every day. Can it bless you? It's all on your own, you think.

It's okay to be good in your heart and not to read it, but if you want to harm others in your heart, you will go to hell if you recite it 10,000 times.

Sincerity is spiritual, there are not too many distractions, there are not too many desires.

If you have good thoughts, you will have good fortunes.

You can't eat that much in the morning, right? I didn't practice so much, you want to graduate before, that is, live a happy world, sometimes, if you have time, you read more, I have less time, I give me more than 30 years, I don't understand anything, so too, I just merge to build a goal,

Well, you feel like that's your lucky number.