Thich Nhat Hanh leads alms rounds in Bao Loc, Vietnam Traditionally, nuns follow the last novice the form of a young buddhist monk named thich Nhat
this period of Buddhism monasticism, monastics would normally go on an alms round each day to find food for themselves This was the case whether
of the Burmese Buddhist alms-boycott (pattanikujjana) be- them the monks who led the protests, had been “rounded up for interrogation
According to the Buddhist rules for monastics, monks and nuns are not allowed my alms round in rural Thailand when, as I walked past a tiny grass shack,
(For example, Amaravati Buddhist Monastery in England See also page 53 ) Q 9: “Instead of letting the monks go on alms-round during rainy days,
Another routine Buddhist custom is offering alms to Buddhist disasters The rituals include lighting oil lamps around the bodhi tree, offering of flowers, milk rice,