Where do monks pray?

Answer 1

Buddhism ispracticed everywhere, Buddhist exist in almost every country.

The place of practice may be a temple, meditation room or simply one's own home.

Hope this helps

Steve

Answer 2

I believe that a true believer in Buddhism the teaching of the buddha lies not in the place one would attend, but in a state of mind one would posses. And by this what might appear to be a Buddhist practicing Buddhism could very well just be an illusion, created by your desires. In today's moden time the teaching of the buddha is spreading into the west where the way of living is different.

Answer 3

they practice it in the confins of a temple

Answer 4

They don't worship, they contemplate and meditate, anywhere.

Answer 5

People pratice Buddhism in a temple People pratice Buddhism in a temple People pratice Buddhism in a temple

Answer 6

in monasteries :D

Answer 7

Christian monasteries will always have, at very least, a chapel. Some have full-fledged churches, and some are attached to abbeys or even cathedrals. So communal worship in a monastery is not that different from communal worship in the outside world. The big difference is that a central part of being a monk is to convert every action into an act of prayer. Meals are prayerful, hoeing the monastery garden is prayer, everything is done, whenever possible, in a prayerful way. This means that even when a monk is outside the walls walking to the supermarket, the ideal is that the monk does so as an act of worship.