What was life like in a nunnery after becoming a monk?

Are temples closed for National Day and Spring Festival? What time does a monk go to work? Overtime pay is available.

No? ......Whenever my friends ask me these questions, I can't stop it. As a practitioner who adheres to the Buddha's will, he is celibate, vegetarian, takes the temple as his home, does not have any possessions, and dedicates his life to Buddhism.

Career, universal sentient beings, there is no such thing as "going to work and working overtime", no matter what secular festivals, for monks, it is a constant day.

The average monk's day is arranged like this:

30 get up (Jiangsu, Zhejiang.

The sunrise is early, usually 3:00-3:30);

00-6:00 to the temple for morning class (Yanxiang Ancient Temple in order to facilitate students with different time differences across the country to experience the morning class, specially set at 6:00-7:00 to do morning class);

00-6:30 Breakfast (Eating is also one of the practices, Zen Buddhism.)

This is often referred to as "passing the hall").

30-7:30 Open the door, clean or do other work.

00-10:00 Meditation or doing the things assigned by the abbot;

00-11:00 self-study (the temple also has non-rigid arrangements for this process, or meditation and chanting of scriptures, or watching the temple tour, every monk and resident has temple affairs);

00-11:30 Admission (lunch);

30-14:00 Lunch break.

00-15:30 Meditation or doing the things assigned by the abbot;

00-17:00 Go to the temple for evening classes;

30-18:00 Medicine stone (Because the temple pays attention to lunch and does not eat.)

Therefore, this meal is to help the monks who have not yet been able to skip lunch to practice, and it is like a medicine, called a "medicine stone").

00-19:00 Close the temple gate; Sutra practice (the Dharma teachers usually walk around, because they need to maintain inner awareness when walking, which is also a way of practice, so it is called "sutra"); Cleaning.

00-20:00 Meditation (this time is relatively free, monks will choose various ways such as meditation, practice, and drinking tea).

00 fall asleep. If you don't sleep all night and meditate, it's called "not falling down at night."

Ordination is a Buddhist practice that means giving up worldly identity and family responsibilities and focusing on spiritual practice and Buddhist teachings. After becoming monks, the nunnery was where Buddhist monks lived, and their daily life included chanting, practice, labor, and receiving believers.

Life in a nunnery may be simpler, as Buddhism emphasizes spiritual practice and self-improvement rather than the pursuit of material comforts. Nunnery usually provides basic food and accommodation, but practitioners need to cook, do their own laundry, and clean up, among other things. In addition, nunnery usually has some group activities, such as chanting, meditation, meditation, etc., which can help practitioners better focus on their practice.

It is important to note that ordination does not mean isolation, and practitioners still need to stay in touch with the outside world and abide by local laws and regulations.

The real life of the monks is very hard, coarse tea and light food, eating fasting and reciting Buddha, in addition to production and labor, but their life is relatively peaceful and peaceful.

The purpose of becoming a monk is to practice diligently, not to escape from the world. If you don't know what you want to do when you become a monk, don't become a monk. First learn the knowledge of the Dharma at home, understand what the Dharma is, and then go to the monk to achieve your ideal goal.

Places where you can become a monk in China:

1. Shenyang Big Buddha Temple - The Big Buddha Temple is located at No. 14, Ci'en Temple Lane, Section 3, Danan Street, Shenhe District, Shenyang City, Liaoning Province, with the ancient name of "Baoan Temple", which was founded in the Tang Dynasty.

2. Pure Industry Lotus Temple - Liuqi Road, East Road, Siping City, Jilin Province, although the scale is not necessarily the largest, but the oldest.

3, Xiangshan Biyun Temple - Beijing Cuiwei Sanshan Nunnery Tang Longquan Nunnery, the temple was built in the Yuan Dynasty to Shun two years (1331), the Yuan Prime Minister Yelu Chucai descendants of Yelu Aji House for the temple, the original name of Biyun Nunnery, later changed to Biyun Temple.

4. Cixiu Nunnery - No. 15, Zhenling Street, Shanghai, is a municipal building protection unit in Shanghai. Cixiu Nunnery was founded in the ninth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1870). The nunnery was originally the family nunnery of the Huang family in Shanghai, and it was commonly known as the "new nunnery" because the Huang family had another nunnery in other places.

5. Wutaishan Nizhong Law College - the southern end of Dongzhuang Village, Taihuai Town, Wutaishan City, Western Province. The temple was founded in the Northern Song Dynasty, and after being rebuilt in the 34th year of Guangxu (1908), it became one of the top ten yellow temples in Wutai Mountain.

6. Mount Emei Buddhist College - Suishan Town, Emeishan City, Sichuan Province, is sponsored by the Sichuan Provincial Buddhist Association, undertaken by the Emeishan Buddhist Association, with Buddhism as the basic discipline of the Sichuan Provincial Chinese Department Buddhist College, is a famous senior Buddhist college in southwest China, located in the Emeishan Giant Buddha Monastery.

7. Jiangxi Nuns Buddhist College - Jinshan Zen Temple, Yunshan Town, Linchuan District, Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province, a jungle dojo with unique Zen characteristics. Jiangxi Provincial Buddhist College was established in 1994.

8. Guangdong Nuns Buddhist College - Dingguang Temple, Qingyun Mountain, Lufeng City, Guangdong Province, Dingguang Temple was formerly known as Qingyun Mountain, (also known as Luotang Nunnery), was founded in the Ming Chongzhen period, according to the history of more than 360 years, Qingyun Mountains and Rivers are beautiful and clear. Birds singing and flowers are fragrant, the mountain gate is magnificent, the Buddha hall is solemn and splendid, the palace of the king of heaven, the hall of the great majesty, and other ancient buildings.

There are a lot of such types of environments all over the country, and there are a lot of them, and you say that there are such choices anywhere, but to choose this way of life in a different environment, you first withdraw your full argument, and then you make a decision, this thing should not be easily used to escape from this method because of something, to escape any problem, if you are really exhausted by any method can not solve the problem, you can use this method, for the time being, if you are used to joining life, you can be here for a long time, You can study and live in such a place.

Wutai Mountain Pushou Temple can, you must have a certificate of no crime and no marriage certificate.

Some things can't be solved by becoming a monk and changing clothes, you have to face them bravely. As long as there is a Buddha in the heart, they are all temples, and they are all Buddhists everywhere, and the Buddha is in the heart!

Hello dear, I am happy to answer for you, yes, but the conditions for becoming a nun must be met: parents and family members need to agree, I provide my ID card, and go to the nunnery to apply. Must be at least 7 years old and no more than 60 years old.

Have a positive learning ability or hail, religious beliefs, patriotism and law-abiding. The motives for becoming a monk are pure, and there must be no debts or criminal records. In good health, no major illness, the probation period of two years to be able to adapt to life shirts and sail, must be voluntary monks.

I am someone in Jiangsu who told me that there is a monk and a nunnery.

If you believe in Buddhism and want to become a monk, you can do it Sichuan Sedalarong Five Buddhist Institute.

No parental consent,...Is it okay not to have a certificate from the police station?

How can you become a nun, how can there be a nunnery, and what are the conditions.

Requirements: 1. Sincere belief in Buddhism. 2. Be in good health, no major illness, no major disability.

3. No marital relationship, no marital love yearning. 4. Be able to abide by the precepts of Buddhism. 5. No lawsuits, no debts, and parental consent is required for children under the age of age.

A nun (bhikshuni) is a woman who has been admitted to the Buddhist sect and has taken full ordination. One of the five congregations, one of the seven congregations. Bhikshuni is a transliteration of the Sanskrit word bhikssuni, also translated as bhikshuni, bhikshuni, bishuni, etc.

Translated as beggar woman, except for women, except for women, or lavender women; Also known as salmoni or simply nuns, nuns. The honorific title should be: "Master", which means that he respects his profound attainments in Buddhism.

The monks believed in Buddhism.