I really want to be a nun. I am a 23-year-old female, and I just want to find a place to practice meditation, often accompanied by Buddhist lanterns to cultivate fertility. Where is the nun? It's bett

I really want to be a nun. I am a 23-year-old female, and I just want to find a place to practice meditation, often accompanied by Buddhist lanterns to cultivate fertility. Where is the nun? It's better to be on the mountain. Q 1798496338. Do parents and family agree? First of all, we should think of our parents, because it is our responsibility.

If my family agrees, I sincerely wish the Buddha that this is very commendable!

Khufu Temple is a famous temple in Emei Mountain, located about one kilometer west of Guobao Temple. It was founded in the Jin Dynasty, when it was called Yakushido. Later, it was renamed as "Dragon Palace", "Huxi Zen Forest" and "Huxi Jingshe". Because the mountain shape is like a crouching tiger, the temple is called "Khufu Temple", and because there are many tigers in the forest, the "Zunsheng Building" was built, which is shaped like a tower and engraved with Brahma's mantra and placed in front of the Infinite Hall. The buildings in the temple have been promoted and abolished in the past dynasties, and have been promoted and abolished several times. Eight-year reconstruction of Qing Shunzhi (165 1). Now, all the monks live in Khufu Temple, which has become one of the largest Buddhist temples in China. Xixiangchi Scenic Area is also a famous temple in Emei Mountain, also known as the smallpox Buddhist Temple. In the Ming Dynasty, it was called Chuxi Temple, also known as Huanxi Pavilion. During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, it was expanded to become a temple, which was actually a place for tourists to rest. There is a small hexagonal pond in front of the temple, which is said to be the place where Samantabhadra washes elephants, hence the name. There are mountain gates, Maitreya Hall, Daxiong Hall, Guanyin Hall, Guest Hall and Zhaitang in the temple. 1983, Xixiangchi Scenic Area was designated as a national key temple in Han area. From late spring to early autumn, in Khufu Temple, among the flowers, in the grass, on the winding path, or in the hall, you will often see dead-leaf butterflies dancing with the wind. It likes to fly long distances alone, rest while flying, eat flowers or tree sap, and once it encounters "enemy situation", it immediately flies down on branches or grass, disguises itself as dead leaves and hides quietly in the green leaves. With its special self-defense ability, the butterfly has been handed down from generation to generation in Emei Mountain.

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