'Poy Sang Long\r'

'Poy Sang great is a sacrament of c atomic number 18er practiced in Thailand and Myanmar. It`s trinity twenty-four hour layovers and it involves kids age 7 to 14 garbed same(p) Buddha’s son. The children ride on an adults digest for two days and on the third day they go to a monastery where they have to live for at least a calendar week or to a prominenter extent. I imagine this is a great custom for every last(predicate) these children because they have fun participating in the fiesta for two days and after that they decide if they neediness to stay in the monastery for more the a week so it’s their decision if they want to conk monks.\r\nI also think that the custom hand over grown in these kids because their knowledge increases and they come cover song from the monastery as refreshing people who know more somewhat their own religion . I would unimpeachably do this rite of passage because it would repay me a clear understating of how Buddhist live and I forget apprise martial arts along the way. If I really had a chance to do it I would be excited and interested in ever-changing up my daily routine. The only thing that would give me trouble would be the 6 hours of meditating daily.\r\nI think the true purpose of this rite is to show uniqueness in Buddhism because I have never even up heard of any proper of passage adjoining to that one. One of the main purposes is also to respect Buddha who verbalize that this will be a rite of passage for all the young children. The benefits of this remedy of passage are that people will gather to a intercommunicate event, kids will have fun and they will learn about their religion and they will experience what is like to live with monks.\r\nI also think that this right of passage can be harmful because of the variety against women. In a way it’s great that children learn so many new things provided it’s only for boys so the girls are non allowed. And if I was a gir l and I enter my male friend and my brother let’s say for example I would ask myself why. why am I different, why can’t I have fun like them and why can’t a choke a monk. All this thoughts will stay in the girls psyche and later on affect her by maybe lowering her self esteem and changing her beliefs about males.\r\nThe three stop process about right of passage is to change from what you are to something new, to remove yourself from the partnership temporarily and to be re-admitted as a new person in the fraternity. In Poy Sang Long the children change from being goofs to being smaller goofs in way because they learn about Zen conjecture and they learn to control their emotions better. They are removed from the society by going to a monastery for a stoppage of time and they are re-admitted back after the period is done. I think that this rite of passage follows the threes stage process but it varies because some of the children may become real monks.\r\ n'