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Alms giving (dāna) in Buddhism is a fundamental practice of offering food, money, or supplies to monks, nuns, and the needy to cultivate generosity, reduce greed, and make merit for a better rebirth. Primarily practiced in Theravada traditions (Thailand, Myanmar, Sri Lanka), this daily ritual fosters a symbolic, symbiotic spiritual connection between the lay community and the Sangha #Highlights | Buddhism For World Peace And Humanity

The Five Alms-Round Practices in the Thirteen Dhutanga Practices | The Monk Minh Tue and Fellow Monastics In Theravāda Buddhism, the Dhutanga (ascetic practices) represent a path of renunciation, enabling practitioners to relinquish material attachments, live simply, and attain liberation. In this video, we share insights into the five alms-round practices, which are part of the thirteen Dhutanga practices that The Monk Minh Tue and Fellow Monastics diligently observe. 🌿 The Five Alms-Round Pra