Can I go to the temple to pray for my period?

You can go to the temple to pray for your period.

If the body permits, you can of course go to the temple during the physiological period or during pregnancy, or you can recite the scriptures in front of the Buddha. No problem. In fact, entering the temple to worship Buddha, chanting Buddha and chanting scriptures has nothing to do with normal physiological phenomena. Monks from Zhong Ni who become monks practice in Zhong Ni Dojo every day. There is nothing taboo or inappropriate.

In addition, Buddhism does not stipulate that pregnant women cannot enter the temple to worship Buddha and recite scriptures. Pregnant women can pray for themselves and their children if they can recite Buddhist scriptures without affecting their health. If there is no "Do not take pictures" sign in the hall, you will feel happy when you see the solemn law, and you may want to take pictures as a souvenir and share them with others.

However, you should be respectful when entering the temple to worship Buddha, and it is not appropriate to turn on the flash when taking pictures. On the one hand, it is beneficial to protect the statue, on the other hand, it will not disturb other good believers who are worshipping Buddha.

Matters needing attention in going to the temple to worship Buddha

Keep a certain distance from Master: You will meet many monks who became monks in Buddhist temples. Many people are curious and want to get close to them. If you ask Master to explain Buddhism and answer questions, you should keep a certain distance, and ask Master for instructions on Buddhism and pay attention to public places. Don't ask Master's personal questions, don't disturb her meditation, don't gossip, and think more.

Don't touch a needle or thread in a temple or an Tang, or a small piece of plain paper, because everything in a Buddhist temple is supported by all beings. Nothing in the temple can be picked casually, otherwise it can be regarded as disturbing the Dojo. There are many seemingly insignificant rules for entering the temple in Antang, so be careful what you say and do.