How does a layman salute when he first meets a mage?

1. Don't call older monks by their first names, but call them elders, old monks, old monks, masters, wizards or wizards.

2. Older monks should be called "teachers", "nuns", "wizards" and "masters". If you don't know whether it is a bhikkhu or a bhikkhuni, you can call them "Master".

For young monks and nuns, you can directly call them "Master", or add the word "teacher" under their names, if there is a "teacher".

4. Ask Dade's name, first put your hands together, and then say "Sorry, Master, please" and "Master, please".

5. Don't call yourself "I" in front of virtue. When we call ourselves "late bloomers", "students", "late bloomers", "late bloomers", "scholars" or "disciples" and "students" according to relationships, we should not call them unwise, incompetent and incompetent.

(2) Methods of worshipping monks

1. Don't worship virtue, meditate, chant Buddhist scripture, meditate, shave your head, take a bath, go to the toilet, row a boat, sleep, etc. on the road. In addition to chanting, getting sick, shaving and working, monks are not allowed to stand up when they pass by.

2. Dade enters the temple, and when the crowd gathers, the drums are sounded for two hours, and Dade enters the main hall and stands well. The monitor told him to "salute his father" or "take a ride from his father". If Dade wants to leave, he will beat two drums for an hour until he gets on the bus. This is the proper etiquette for seeing him off. If only one person wants to salute, he can enter the Buddhist temple to salute the Buddha and say, "salute to the person with great virtue."

3. Do what Dade tells you and do your best. Don't ask master to help me with my things and bring things. For example, when someone knew that Master was going abroad, they asked her to bring cosmetics, duty-free cigarettes, alcohol and other things. This is all unreasonable. If a monk has a chance to go abroad, don't help others with things, because some luggage may contain drugs and smuggled goods. Be careful.

4. When paying homage to virtue, you can worship devoutly, and the time should not be too long. When you meet a master, you should cross your hands and ask questions to show courtesy. If virtue and humility are not subject to courtesy, you can cross your hands and ask questions, and don't stick to your own wishes. If you say three worships to Dade, but Dade doesn't say "one worship is enough", you still have to worship three times. Only in Buddhist temples do you bow to Dade, which is not dignified and correct. Don't bow to the teacher when you meet him at the roadside, ditch, railway station and other inappropriate places. Cross your hands when asking questions. If you have something in your hand, you can bow as a gift. Don't bow with only one hand. It's impolite.

5. When you meet Master with the scriptures in your hand, you should raise the scriptures to your eyebrows and say "Amitabha" or "Hello Master" to Master.

6. Don't call a monk directly. When Master calls, cross your hands and answer, "Amitabha! ! "

7. Don't listen to monks chanting.

8. Don't talk about your family's fault. Don't be parents, brothers or sisters with monks.

9. Don't be with the monks. If not, even if you share a room, you can't share a bed.