7 etiquette to know before entering the temple

🙏 7 manners to know when entering the temple.

The temple is a place for practice, merit-making and embodiment of the Buddhist mind. The proper treatment of ourselves not only shows respect for the place, but also allows us and others to spend time inside the temple peacefully.

1. Dress politely

Choose clothes that are neat, not thin, not too tight or revealing.

Shirt with sleeves or polite

Pants or skirts are long enough.

Remove the hat and sunglasses when entering the rectory (if no reason is necessary).

The polite dress honors the place and its philanthropists.

2. Talk in a soft voice

The temple is a place of peace. Many people come to pray, meditate or practice.

Should.

Talk sparingly.

Turn off the phone.

Avoid laughing or making noise.

Keeping calm is showing respect for others.

3. Respect the monk with respect.

Before praying, should set your mind to calm, remember Rattarat and then bow down with joy.

The important thing is not to make a single wish, but to be determined to do good and apply principles in life.

4. Careful shooting

Many people now like to take pictures when going to the temple, which is done if it does not disturb others and does not contravene the temple rules.

Should be avoided

Photographed during the ceremony

Use the flash in an inappropriate spot.

Photograph a practitioner without permission.

5. Keep clean

Do not litter, collect their own containers or items, and help keep the temple clean.

Taking care of the common place is also a good deed.

6. Making merit with faith and wisdom

Philanthropy doesn't require much money.

The important thing is

Made with pure intent.

Do not exceed their strength

Not hoping for a return.

Study information before contributing or participating in various activities.

True merit stems from a merciful heart and is firmly established in good.

7. Respect the rules of the temple.

Each temple may have different practices, e.g.

Refrain from bringing certain foods into the district.

Abstain from making noise.

Abstain from feeding animals in some areas.

Abstain from entering areas provided for clergy or dharma practices.

Following the rules allows everyone to use the space together properly.

🌼 Epilogue

Entering a temple is not just going to pay homage or make merit, but an opportunity to train your mind to be calm, sober and learn to respect both the place and the people around you.

When we enter the temple with a good sense of manners and a ready mind for Dharma, philanthropy benefits both ourselves and others.

"Good manners are an expression of respect and part of everyday practice."

🙏 May every time you enter the temple be invigorating, creating merit and bringing peace back to your daily lives.

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