What did ancient lamas do from morning to night?

They only have one set of monk robes all year round, and they are all provided by donors. This is the answer I got from a living Buddha. The living Buddha told me: "As a monk, the four elements are empty. We monks, unlike you lay people, need gorgeous clothes, this or that. Our main task is to practice liberation. Buddhas and Bodhisattvas have made vows. As long as someone truly wants to practice liberation, Buddhas and Bodhisattvas will not let her. They have no clothes to wear and nothing to eat, so they don’t need to worry about clothes at all.”

In the morning, they almost get up before 3 o’clock to chant sutras. They must wash their faces and rinse their mouths in the morning, but the weather is cold. , they had no hot water, and the water in the basin was covered with thick ice in the morning. They sled open the ice and poured in the biting cold water to rub their faces and rinse their mouths. Then chant sutras and worship Buddha. From getting up at 3 a.m. to becoming a monk at 10 p.m., monks are absolutely not allowed to lie down and sleep. Anyone who violates the rules will be severely punished by the housekeeper. Therefore, they will earnestly and diligently carry out Buddhist teachings under the guidance of their teachers.