Can we eat the Dharma in the temple after the Dharma is made in front of the deceased?

Yes, this thing is completely fine, because the ghosts and gods, when they enjoy the food, it is a hundred percent smell and taste, even if they are full, even if they eat, they do not actually destroy the food, and in the end, it is still the person who eats it without any effect, and there is no need to worry about anything, when he is exceeded, he is going to practice the Dizo Sutra Dizang Bodhisattva.

Name, Amitabha Sutra.

Finally, dedication to the deceased.

You can recite it by them, or you can recite it yourself, and may you dedicate this merit to the name of the person who was born on the year, month, and day, and may you be free from suffering and happiness as soon as possible, free from the six realms of reincarnation, and reborn in the Elysian World.

The temple is not poisonous in making fruit offerings to the deceased in front of the dead, so we can eat it. However, there are a few things we should pay attention to before consuming it:

1.Pay attention to hygiene: Before eating the fruit and medicinal food, we should wash it to avoid physical discomfort due to hygiene problems.

2.Eat in moderation: Fruit offerings are usually prepared by temples for the purpose of overtaking the dead, so their quantity and variety are small, and we should eat them in moderation and not in excess.

3.Respect for faith: For people who believe in Buddhism, offering fruit and medicine is part of their faith, and we should respect their beliefs and habits, and do not eat or discard them casually.

In short, we can eat the fruit and medicine in front of the deceased in the temple, but we should pay attention to hygiene and moderate consumption before eating, and respect beliefs and habits.

The fruit offering is edible.

When the food is not offered to the Buddhist monks, you don't have to eat first, so when you eat in the monastery, you have to wait until the Buddha has been offered and the monks have come to eat, and everyone can eat together. You can't eat before the monks have eaten, that's not allowed.

Do not break the fruit of the offering.

The fruit of the Buddha has a special meaning, including two meanings. One represents the "karma" retribution that Buddhism often talks about, flowers bloom and bear fruit, and the good cause of planting is slowed down and the good cause is obtained.

The purpose of offering flowers in front of the Buddha is to remind people to revere cause and effect and to plant good causes. Offering fruit in front of the Buddha means that good causes produce good fruits, and good deeds accumulate good fortune. Buddhism often says that "all laws are empty, cause and effect are not empty", believing in Buddhism is believing in cause and effect, and only when a person understands cause and effect can he truly control his own destiny.

When we make offerings to the Buddha, we generally choose to use a fruit bowl to hold fruits, and at this point we should pay attention to the fact that the fruit should be placed in a proper manner, not bells and whistles, and not messy molds, especially the slightly larger fruits such as apples should be staggered to form a "pyramid" shape. Just pay attention to the neat arrangement. <>