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Are there Buddhist nuns or only Buddhist monks?
Yes, there are Buddhist nuns as well as monks. They're known as Bhikkhuni.
Where Do Buddhist Monks And Nuns Live?
in a temple obviously people!
What was done to the Buddhist nuns and monks in 1966?
They all died
Why do Buddhist teachers shave there head?
It is not Buddhist teachers that shave their heads, its Buddhists Monks and Nuns, some of whom also teach.
Who does the monks and nuns job naw?
Monks and nuns do the monks' and nuns' jobs now.
Do hindus cut their hair?
Some Buddhist monks shave their heads. This is the stereotype Buddhist hairdo. Most Buddhists are not monks and wear their hair like anyone else in their local culture.
How do Forest Dwellers Monks and Nuns and Laity help each other in the Buddhist Communities?
potang ina mo
How were the monastry organised?
Monasteries were typically organized around a clear hierarchy, with an abbot at the top overseeing the monks or nuns. Each monastery had specific rules or guidelines for daily life and worship, such as the Rule of Saint Benedict for Benedictine monasteries. Monks and nuns would participate in communal prayer, work, and study as part of their daily routine.
Why were Buddhist monks and nuns burning themselves in protest in the 1960's?
They were protesting the war and all the death and destruction it caused.
What do you call monks?
You just call Monks Monks and Nuns Nuns. They don't have any other names.
Can Buddhists eat past noon?
Lay Buddhists can eat whenever they want. Buddhist Monks and Nuns typically do not eat after noon.
Do those who are not monks have any role in Buddhism?
Yes, those who are not ordained monks or nuns have always had an important role in the community of Buddhists. As Buddhism spread from what is today India to other eastern countries and, in the 20th century, to the west, it adapted itself to different cultures. Today in the west, most Buddhists are not celibate monks or nuns. Communities of monks and nuns are usually supported by many practitioners outside those communities. Most people today who engage in Buddhist practices designed to minimize suffering are neither monks nor nuns. .
