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**Xtatotvk** · 01-09-2011, 09:00 PM

Just as an afterthought, I think that if our chosen monastery or centre has free accommodation, free meditation instructions, and free teachings, and is run by ordained sangha, then obviously its beneficial for all concerned for the lay community to support them with donations and help whenever possible. This ensures that we have the continuation of Dhamma teachings and instruction.

Naturally also, the practice of morality, kindness and genorosity etc is beneficial for oneself and others, as is meditation.

I wasn't meaning that kind of more obvious merit/benefit in my previous post.

01-09-2011, 09:00 PM	#2
Xtatotvk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 387 Senior Member	Just as an afterthought, I think that if our chosen monastery or centre has free accommodation, free meditation instructions, and free teachings, and is run by ordained sangha, then obviously its beneficial for all concerned for the lay community to support them with donations and help whenever possible. This ensures that we have the continuation of Dhamma teachings and instruction. Naturally also, the practice of morality, kindness and genorosity etc is beneficial for oneself and others, as is meditation. I wasn't meaning that kind of more obvious merit/benefit in my previous post.
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