Can a monk return to the monastery after being signed?

Whether or not the monks can return to the monastery after being signed depends on the circumstances.

If a monk is signed for violating the rules and regulations of the monastery, he or she may be asked to leave the monastery. If a monk is signed because he or she has been deceived or harmed, he or she may be asked to seek legal help.

In short, whether the monks can return to the monastery after being signed needs to be assessed on a case-by-case basis. If a monk is signed for violating the rules and regulations of the monastery, he or she may be asked to leave the monastery. If a monk is signed because he or she has been deceived or harmed, he or she may be asked to seek legal help.

If a monk is criminally punished, he has violated the precepts of the Dharma and cannot return to the temple. But it is also said that Buddhism is to purify sentient beings, so Luda killed Zhen Guanxi with three punches and went to Wutai Mountain to be ordained and become a monk.

If you are sentenced to criminal punishment, you should not be able to return to the monastery. The monks are very particular about these things, and this is very important.

The fact that a monk has been criminally dealt with shows that you, a monk, are in the world of a monk, and you have been criminally dealt with, do you still want to deceive and harm others?

From what perspective I think we should look at this question, it is a good thing that the monks have been criminally dealt with, and it is also a good thing to return to the Buddha to repent and rehabilitate.

The situation without a Taoist temple is different: generally the Taoist jungle can be placed again three days after the order is placed, but whether it can be listed is another matter. If the Taoist descendant temple is singled, it is generally difficult to return, and it is best to find other suitable descendant temples.

Can you come back? It seems that the order has been rejected by the monastery!

Of course, you can return to the vulgar, and if you miss your family, you can also go home to visit.

Even if he is not vulgar, he can go home to see his relatives.

Becoming a monk is not about completely cutting off all ties with the world.

Otherwise, there will be no way to talk about cultivating the mind, cultivating the interests, and achieving victorious results.

I have been a monk for 20 years, and I have abstained from abstinence for 16 years, although I have become a monk, as long as I do not violate the precepts, if the parents of the lay family are still alive, write a leave of absence, and write a leave of absence, through the monastery management committee, and the monastery presiding. After knowing the guest teacher and agreeing, you can still go home to see your parents. If a loved one is sick or needs to be visited, you can still go back and stay for three days.

Since ancient times, the Chinese nation has paid attention to filial piety, and filial piety is the first place, and filial piety to parents and teachers is the real great good!

Nan no Master Shakyamuni Buddha.

Vulgarity is a big deal, and it has to be weighed seriously. There are also those who can go home to visit relatives.

Not only can, but also very much advocated.

Buddhism attaches great importance to filial piety, so some temples will stipulate certain days for monks and nuns to return home to visit relatives.

When she was sick, she went home to take care of her mother. It can be seen that monks and nuns can not only go home to visit relatives, but also are very worthy of advocacy. As for returning to the vulgarity, I still hope that your friends will stay close for the time being. It's troublesome to be vulgar, but it's also very merit to live closely.

May you do so!

It is very good to go home to visit relatives, which shows that he understands filial piety, and Buddhism also pays attention to filial piety! As for being vulgar? Indissoluble! Now that he has the idea of returning to the world, it is best to persuade him not to become a monk.

In this case, why bother to become a monk, can't you place an order as a layman?

The Buddhist Association of China has a document stipulating that the monastery is responsible for the medical treatment and pension of monks. This is the religious law of the state.

Sending an elderly monk back to a lay home may be a special case. Buddhism has been practiced for thousands of years, and there is no saying that monasteries do not want elderly monks. (Except for those monasteries that are not formal).

This means that if a monk wants to leave the monastery for private or official business, he needs the approval of the abbot and the great monk, otherwise it will violate the monastery rules!

Monks abstain from greed, hatred, and lust, and only break major precepts before they are expelled from the monastery, which is usually rare.

Greed, hatred, ignorance, slow suspicion, not amending the law, not taking the right path, greedy cave. If you don't practice the precepts and don't cultivate your mind, you will be kicked out of the monastery.

Greedy for money, lustful, drinking, killing.

However, now the temple has many flower monks.

Basically, the vows have been broken.

Of course, you can go and see if your wife is sensible and understands you.

Xueji Gong is a temple, and he is at ease.

All monasteries can place an order.

Be still or not.

Amitabha.

Big 114 asks. Amitabha.