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Anonymous users2024-01-24Senior brother, why bother with form? Buddhism is meant to be convenient. In the beginning, Shakti did not set the precepts so that people could not do this, nor would they be able to do that.
Besides, washing hands and going to the toilet are all human habits, and the toilets set up in the temple are also for the convenience of these tourists and laypeople. It is not a transgression. The so-called "ordination of monastic objects" does not refer to such a thing.
As long as you don't steal the monks' belongings. The above is a personal perception.
1 It is very disrespectful to do all of them, as long as they are in a high place facing any of the three directions, the south, the south, and the west, but not in the north, because it is the north of Luzhou, and there is no one who believes in gods and Buddhas. You can't face the door, because the door is a place for evil qi to enter and exit, and it is also disrespectful to the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. Just pay attention to that.
Of course it's harmful! It's better to put it on for a while.
Doesn't it smell bad? I don't think so. Well, I'm probably used to it. >>>More
Yes, it doesn't matter if the towel rack is hung on the wall.