Did Sakyamuni Buddha explain in the scriptures how disciples at home should get along with others?

No matter how you become a monk at home and how you get along with others, you should follow the six degrees of Bodhisattva: seeing clearly, walking with caution, living side by side, speaking harmoniously, being happy with heart, and being harmonious and equal. By following these six rules, we can deal with the relationship between good people.

Understand: that is, unify thinking and understanding. Always exchange your thoughts on things and introduce your thoughts to others. Listen carefully to other people's opinions. If you can't listen to your advice, listen to others.

Discipline and fellow initiates: observe rules and discipline. We should not only abide by the precepts of Buddhist disciples, but also abide by the rules of the state, local governments, organizations and even families, and do as the Romans do. Be a model of obeying the law. There is the deepest knowledge here, and the requirements of customs, commandments and commandments are different, which is often difficult to decide.

Cohabitation: People who live together should respect other people's habits. Don't worry about other people's habits.

Mouth: Don't do mouth business. No nonsense, no swearing, no nonsense, no nonsense. Resolutely do not fight with others.

Yihe Tongyue: If you have something good to share, let everyone be happy every day.

Equality of interests: don't be complacent about your own interests, don't covet fame and fortune. Don't take things that don't match, and don't ask others for a little cheaper.

Six degrees, also known as six degrees and six respects, is the fundamental law to deal with the relationship between people.

In addition, Bodhisattva has four methods of intake, which are used to measure people. That is, "giving, loving language, benefiting people and colleagues", the specific content can be searched online. Bodhisattva lives by life, and life is very important.