In the temple, there are quite a lot of various rules. In addition to the masters in the temple and those Buddhist disciples who often go in and out of the temple, let's talk about what "rules" we need to pay attention to today?

Nothing can be accomplished without rules. As the saying goes, state-owned laws and families have family rules; every place has corresponding rules and etiquette that we need to abide by. In the temple, there are quite a lot of various rules. In addition to the masters in the temple and those Buddhist disciples who often go in and out of the temple, let's talk about what "rules" we need to pay attention to today? A temple is a pure place. Regardless of whether you believe there are gods or not in this world, you should respect the rules of the temple whenever you step into it and keep the Buddha in your heart. Whether you go to a temple to pray for Buddha, or you are a passerby, when you get to the temple, you should calm down and stop thinking about useless things. Therefore, you must know the precautions when entering the temple.

specially go to burn incense and worship Buddha. It is best to take a bath in advance and enter the temple with a clean body and mind.

Do not eat meat before worshiping Buddha;Be sure to dress neatly when entering the temple. Women, in particular, should not be overly exposed or expose their breasts when entering the Buddhist hall. They should not wear tight-fitting clothes, heavy makeup, simple, loose and comfortable clothing. They should not go barefoot, and do not wear sandals or slippers.

Don’t mess with things in the temple, especially some magical objects.

The worship mat in the center of the main hall is used by the temple master. It cannot be used for worship. It is better to use the cushions on both sides. Generally, men and women worship separately. Observe the situation or follow safety to choose the cushions. When anyone is praying, you must not walk in front of his head.

When you meet a monk, call him Master or Master. Avoid calling him "monk" or "monk" directly. Put your hands together with the monk and bow your head slightly to show respect.

When chanting sutras, do not say hello to people you know, and do not sit still or talk to others. If you do not want to listen, you can put your hands together to the master, bow and explain, and then exit.

Do not look up at the Buddha's face; Because Buddha statues are generally relatively tall, many people will look up at the Buddha and worship. This is also unethical and disrespectful to the Buddha. You must be careful; if you want to look at the Buddha, stand tall Look further away, don't look up.

When dining in a temple, remember not to eat and drink for free; Temples are different from other units. All expenses in the temple are provided by charitable people from all directions, so you must be sincere when eating, and do not eat for free. To drink, you must know how to be kind.

When others are worshiping Buddha, do not pass in front of them; If you pass in front of others when they are worshiping Buddha, it is equivalent to worshiping you. We ordinary people are not blessed to be worshiped by others, so everyone must know that this is also a great disrespect for Buddha.

Do not blow incense with your mouth if the incense is too strong; Lighting incense and offering it to Buddha is the most common offering. However, some people light incense and blow it with their mouths because the incense is too hot. This is quite disrespectful. If the fire is too big, use a fan to extinguish it, or break the incense into small handfuls and shake it with your hands to extinguish it.