According to the Buddha's statute and laws, a person who wants to be ordained as a monk must have the following conditions in addition to piety, respect and correct beliefs:
1. Parents or guardians agree and authorize to bring their parents' written consent, ID card, household registration certificate (issued by the police station) and medical certificate to the temple where you think the chances of being ordained are good.
2. Not suffering from serious infectious diseases (such as AIDS, various skin diseases, etc., except colds).
3. There are no debt problems (such as bankruptcy, business failure and liabilities).
4. There is no violation of national laws (criminal) or ongoing litigation (referring to those who are wanted by the police, such as those who have committed crimes but have been released from prison after serving their sentences).
5. The age is not less than 7 years old and not more than 6 years old.
6. Mental health (refers to not suffering from any mental illness, such as neurasthenia, schizophrenia, epilepsy and other diseases that will lead to loss of consciousness and reason).
7. Being mentally sound and normal (bisexual people cannot become monks).
8. Those who want to become monks must be voluntary, pious, patriotic and law-abiding (including no legal disputes), and their parents allow them. Those who want to become monks in monasteries are found to meet the requirements of becoming monks after checking their identity, and they have passed the inspection by the Sangha for more than one year (the test stage: reciting five lessons, learning the Buddhist teachings, and learning the basic knowledge), so that they can worship monks as teachers, while women can worship Bibi. And in accordance with the regulations issued by the decree. Then, after a short period of study, I asked for the Ten Commandments and became Shamita or Shamini. Shami is a transliteration of ancient Indian, which means "to stop evil deeds and do good". You can become a candidate for a bhikkhu or a bhikkhuni after you have obtained the qualification of Shamir Ring or Shamini. (National Buddhist monk registration system in China).
Conditions for short-term becoming a monk
① Men's Shami class: over 7 years old and under 6 years old; Women's clean class (no need to shave): over 18 years old and under 6 years old.
② Good health, no infectious diseases, no major diseases (hypertension, heart disease, diabetes, mental illness, mental retardation, six defects, etc.).
③. At present, there is no escape behavior against law and discipline.
Third, whether you can become a monk or not, and whether you have Buddhist karma or not, all depend on your thoughts.
(1) Being a monk pursues an open-minded mind, and I never move, regardless of the changes of the world. Beyond life and death, beyond the three realms, not among the five elements. Buddha said: My heart is my Buddha. At home, you can also become a monk.
(2) In this materialistic and money-oriented society, how many people can get rid of secular troubles?
in the world of mortals, if you see through, you may not escape, and if you escape, you may not see through!
my "me", my "me" and my "me".
If we can become a monk and really let go of everything, it is also an epiphany of our wisdom. Only when our hearts are quiet and clear, can we truly become a monk.
(3) The universe is also empty, and people can't let go of their desires, but they will eventually be empty. Therefore, being a monk is called enlightenment, and whether it is really enlightenment depends on myself.
I hope the above contents can help you. If you have any questions, please consult a professional lawyer.
Legal basis:
Article 65 of the Legislative Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)
the State Council formulates administrative regulations in accordance with the Constitution and laws.
An administrative regulation may stipulate the following matters:
(1) Matters that need to be formulated in order to implement the provisions of the law;
(2) Matters related to the administrative functions and powers of the State Council as stipulated in Article 89 of the Constitution.
The matters that should be enacted by the National People's Congress and its Standing Committee, as well as the administrative regulations formulated in advance by the State Council according to the authorization of the National People's Congress and its Standing Committee, have been tested by practice, and the time is ripe for making laws. the State Council should promptly submit them to the National People's Congress and its Standing Committee for making laws.
Article 73
Local regulations may stipulate the following matters:
(1) Matters that need to be stipulated according to the actual situation of the administrative region in order to implement the provisions of laws and administrative regulations;
(2) matters that are local and need to be stipulated by local regulations.
in addition to the matters specified in article 8 of this law, provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the central government, cities and autonomous prefectures may, according to local specific conditions and actual needs, formulate local laws and regulations first. After the implementation of the laws and administrative regulations formulated by the state, if the local regulations conflict with the laws and administrative regulations and the provisions become invalid, the enacting organ shall amend or abolish them in time.
cities and autonomous prefectures divided into districts shall formulate local regulations in accordance with the provisions of the first and second paragraphs of this article, which are limited to the matters specified in the second paragraph of Article 72 of this Law.
generally speaking, the formulation of local laws and regulations shall not be duplicated with the contents clearly stipulated by the superior law.