What is the procedure of becoming a nun?

1. With the consent of parents or guardians, bring the written materials, ID card, household registration certificate (issued by the police station) and physical fitness agreed by parents to the temple you think is predestined friends.

2. All limbs are intact. Short hands and feet, twisted hands and feet, paralysis, polio patients, leprosy patients, crooked heads, etc. People who can't walk normally can't be banned from becoming monks.

3. Good facial features. Blind, cross-eyed, deaf, deaf, crooked mouth, rabbit mouth or missing mouth, mute, etc. , are not allowed to become a monk.

4. Not infected with serious infectious diseases. (such as AIDS, various skin diseases, etc. ). But this is not the case with colds. )

5. There is no debt problem. (such as bankruptcy, business failure and debt. )

6. Persons who have not violated national laws (criminal) or involved in legal proceedings. (refers to a person wanted by the police. If it is a crime, but the person released after serving his sentence is not in this case. )

7. Not less than 17 years old and not more than 60 years old.

8. mentally sound. (refers to diseases that will lose consciousness, reason and behavior without any mental illness, such as neurasthenia, schizophrenia and epilepsy. )

9. Mental health and normality. Bisexuality is not allowed to become a monk. )

10. Those who want to become a monk must be voluntary, hexapod (including no physical defects), healthy, pious, patriotic and law-abiding (including no legal disputes), have a junior high school education or above, have parental permission, and have no marriage relationship. For those who want to become monks, the temple finds out their identity and origin and determines that they meet the requirements for becoming monks. After more than one year's investigation, he passed the exam (what to do in the exam stage: recite the Five Classics, learn the rules of Shamanism, and learn the basic knowledge of Buddhism). They can worship a bhikkhu, and the woman worships bhikkhuni as a hairdresser, and hold a regular shaving ceremony in front of the Buddha, that is, shave off the beard, put on a monk's costume and change the vulgar surname. And send it to the calendar as required. Then, after a short period of study, I asked for the Ten Commandments, which are called Misha or Shamini. Misha is translated according to the pronunciation of ancient India, which means "stop evil and do good". Those who have obtained the qualification of Misha or Shamini are monks or candidates for monks.