How many temples are there in Lushan Mountain, Jiangxi Province? What temples are there in Lushan Mountain?

This is the holy land of Buddhism in China, which means there are bound to be many temples. However, what we are going to discuss today is not the number of temples here, but what kind of experience it is to become a monk in such a temple for a short time.

Lushan Mountain is famous for its fog. In 365 days, foggy days accounted for more than half. The fog is so thick that it becomes rime as soon as the cold wind blows.

No matter how much you want to stay, you must return to the tower yard to collect lights and water before 5 o'clock. This is my job, so I must do it well.

I live in a temple this time, just near Sakyamuni's enlightenment day, and I have the honor to clean up the Buddha statue with you.

At 5: 30, it is called "medicine stone", which means that eating is just to provide the necessary energy for the body, and you can't eat too much or eat too well. So some monks choose not to eat.

However, because it was Chinese New Year and another senior brother was going down the mountain, everyone had a lively hot pot. Being a monk is not to let people give up their feelings, but to have great love. All the monks in the temple know how people are warm and cold.

The most important lesson in the evening is "rest at night", which is the last meditation before rest.

The Zen Hall is the most important place in the temple, because it is a "Buddhist selection field". Zen, enlightenment and kung fu are all here. At the time of winter ginseng, the meditation hall was full of people, and now there are only three people left. Even so, master will still carry incense.

You can have a rest after the evening fragrance. Sometimes people get together for tea, but I cherish this kind of free time, and I prefer cats to read and write in the "Sutra Pavilion" on the top floor.

I remember the last time I came to Lushan Mountain, everyone always drank tea and listened to the piano here, talking and laughing. When I am alone, I am holding a book and listening to the rustling sound outside the window and the sound of the wind blowing through the pine and cypress.

It is here that some answers are realized; Some problems, but they are bound to hang on the road.

I think a person who has lived for twenty or thirty years will get a lot of scabs in his heart-it's all for you. You didn't dare to look at it at first, because you are used to turning a blind eye. When you get up the courage to look, it is an abscess. However, you must stick to it, endure the pain and humiliation, and clean up the wound before you can be cured.