Who is destined to become a monk?

People who are destined to become monks are: people who are not interested in secular life, people who have strong religious beliefs, and people who have a deep understanding of human suffering.

1, people who are not interested in secular life

Some people are not interested in secular life. They feel that the material wealth and fame in the world can't bring real happiness and satisfaction, and they are eager for a higher level of lifestyle. These people may choose to become monks and practice, and pursue their true inner needs by leaving the world.

2. Have a strong religious belief

For people with strong religious beliefs, becoming a monk is a way of self-realization. They believe that by becoming a monk, they can better practice their religious beliefs, pursue a higher level of spiritual realm and achieve a higher level of life goals.

3. People who have a deep understanding of human suffering.

People who have a deep understanding of human suffering often choose to become monks. They saw the sufferings and misfortunes in the world, and thought that they all originated from people's desire and persistence. By becoming a monk, they can reduce their burden, and at the same time bring strength to mankind and solve pain and misfortune.

Requirements for becoming a monk:

1. With the consent of parents or guardians, take the written materials, ID card, household registration certificate (issued by the police station) and medical certificate agreed by parents to go to the temple you think is predestined friends.

2, not infected with serious infectious diseases (such as AIDS, various skin diseases, etc.). But a cold is not in this case).

3. People who have no debt problems (for example, people who are in debt due to bankruptcy or business failure).

4. It has not violated the national laws (criminal) or involved in litigation (referring to those who are wanted by the police and released after serving their sentences, if there is a crime).

5. Not less than 7 years old and not more than 60 years old.

6. Mental soundness (refers to not suffering from any mental illness, such as neurasthenia, schizophrenia, epilepsy and other diseases that will make you lose your mind and mind).

7, psychologically sound, normal (bisexual people can not become monks).