Why can t you chant Buddha in the toilet or bathroom

"Vimala Sutra" cloud: "If you want to attain a pure land, you should purify your heart, and if your heart is pure, then the Buddha's land will be pure." ”

The purpose of reciting the Buddha is to purify the mind, and the Buddha can be recited at any time and in any place.

Master Lotus Pond replied to Wu Guangying.

Question: Reciting the Buddha is more precious than the continuity of thought. However, sometimes it is not dignified, but it seems to be desecrated. If you take off your scarf and wear your clothes, when you lie naked in the bath, or even when the size is convenient, can you recite the Buddha?

Answer: It's okay to meditate.

Because the toilet is a filthy place, you can't chant Buddha in a filthy place. If you want to recite it, you can recite it silently.

In principle, you can't, but you can't control your own consciousness. So it's okay not to read it out loud.

It's okay to say it, but to show respect, it's to be silent, not out loud

Mainly for respect. Since you believe in Buddhism, you should be respectful. You can recite it silently.

Did the Buddha think the toilet and toilet were dirty?

Shakyamuni doesn't go to the toilet, right?

Your wife, Mr. Wang, calls you and says, "I'm and peeing while I miss you." "Are you comfortable listening?

Isn't it a photo? You can recite it silently.