There are no kitchens in temples in Thailand. What should a monk do if he eats?

If anyone has traveled to Thailand, they will surely see some monks in the street. Their status is very high, but their temples have no kitchens and live on alms, but they are not poor. First of all, they have escaped into an empty net and are used to this kind of life. Some monks are even ascetics, but unlike ordinary monks, they are regarded as "gods" by Thai people, so the food given to them is also the same.

Basically, these monks come out for alms every day, a bit like our ancient monks in China. Some monks who wander in different places will beg alms directly with local people, but Thai local people provide monks with not only food, but also other daily necessities, so their lives are quite good. Moreover, monks will basically wander back and forth on the same road after going down the mountain, but some monks will go further alone, and most of them will go together.

They walked without laughing or making trouble, and walked barefoot into the crowd. Locals will wait for monks by the roadside, and they will bring a lot of delicious food and some necessities. Those who have cars will even pull a load of things and let them out directly when they arrive. Monks will be super enthusiastic when they come over and let them take their own things. Some people will also take the initiative to put rich food in their own alms bowl and then pay tribute to the monks.

Of course, they can't just take things and leave. They will stand directly in front of those who give them food and pray for them. These people think they will have good luck this day. In fact, this is the transmission of personal beliefs and feelings. People who have just traveled to Thailand should not be so surprised if they can see this scene, because it is very common, and these monks are not all old people, and there are some children aged seven or eight.