Civilization at the Buddha's door

People put money into the donation box at Vo Pagoda, Vo Luong village, Thong Nhat commune (Gia Loc)

According to Venerable Thich Thanh Van, Head of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha in Hai Duong province, abbot of Dong Cao Pagoda, Tan Hung ward (Hai Duong city), in general, monks, nuns, Buddhists, and tourists who come to worship and visit pagodas in the province ensure a civilized lifestyle and preserve a green, clean, and beautiful environment.

Here are some photos taken by Hai Duong Newspaper reporters at some pagodas in the province:

The space of Dong Cao Pagoda in Tan Hung Ward (Hai Duong City) is solemn and peaceful.

People and tourists burn incense at the incense burner outside the temple gate. There is no longer a situation of burning incense inside the temple like before.

Do not put money in the hands of the statue and scatter money on the altar.

Monk Thich Dieu Hien, abbot of 4 pagodas in Long Xuyen commune (Binh Giang), gives people blessings with verses, dharma, great compassion mantra, rosaries, Buddha chanting machines, and teaches people not to break branches and protect the environment.

Pay attention to environmental sanitation

Phuc Nguyen Pagoda, also known as Ba Thuy Pagoda in Long Xuyen Commune (Binh Giang), uses tires... to decorate and create check-in spots.

Village communal houses and pagodas have created the cultural and spiritual identity of Vietnamese people in general and each rural area in particular.

THANH CHUNG

Source: https://baohaiduong.vn/van-minh-noi-cua-phat-375288.html