What do you mean by donor?

Question 1: What does benefactor mean? People who give alms to monks or temples are called benefactors.

Question 2: Donors refer to people who donate money to Buddhist temples or Taoist temples, such as monks and Taoists, and also refer to ordinary families.

Question 3: What does Buddhism mean by "benefactor"? Donor Sanskrit da na-pati. That is to say, to send food and clothing to monks, or to invest in the holding of Buddhist meetings and other believers. Transliteration of Tan Yue, Tonabody and Tonabo. He is also a giver. Brahma and Han are both called benefactors, altar masters and altar masters. Yi Chang ah Han Juan eleven good health classics (freshman? July 2):' Tan Yue should provide shamans and brahmins with five things. (omitted) One is kindness, the other is kindness, the third is kindness, the fourth is timeliness, and the fifth is not stopping. Good luck! If Tan Yue worships Saman and Brahman with these five things, Saman and Brahman should teach them with six more things. One is to prevent evil, the other is to do good, the third is to teach good, the fourth is to smell, the fifth is to realize, and the sixth is to guide the way. "Plus" The Book of Agama "Volume 24, it is said that the benefactor Hui Shi has five pillars of islam: (1) His name is famous far and wide, and everyone sighs his name. (2) in the crowd, not ashamed, fearless. (3) The audience admires and rejoices. (four) after the end of life, or born in heaven, respected by heaven; Or between strangers, be respectful. (5) Wisdom is far above all others, and it leaks out in appearance, and there is no posterity. Today, benefactors generally refer to all givers or mourners who hold funeral ceremonies, also known as benefactors.

Question 4: What does the donor mean? Someone who helps others.

Question 5: What does "donor" mean? Who is the "real benefactor" in the article? 1. Donors refer to people who donate money to Buddhist temples or Taoist temples, such as monks and Taoists, and also refer to ordinary family members.

2. In the article "Real Donors", "Real Donors" are old ladies selling eggs.

Hearing this conversation between the old man and the peddler, I suddenly realized that I thought I was a benefactor, but I didn't expect the real benefactor to be her old man. ...

Question 6: Who is the benefactor? You can't call yourself a poor monk in your family.

"Monk" is the abbreviation of Sanskrit "Sangha", which translates as "harmony and unity", that is, monks who believe in and practice the teachings of the Buddha; It also refers to a group of monks who pursue "Liuhe Zun" and "live in harmony".

The highest "realm" of practicing at home is a monk who practices Buddhist precepts.

Such a layman is bound by the precepts of money and lust, and can accept alms from others, and is called a benefactor.

PS: Some monks also call the giver a benefactor.

Question 7: What does patroness mean? Patron saint: a common word in Buddhism.

Donor: the owner of charity.

Patriarch: The owner of charity is a woman.

Question 8: Buddha said: What do you mean, benefactor? You are obsessed with the essence, but you can't see the essence through the phenomenon.