Answer by Law of Kamma :- Offer his children to the temple

Father has offered his children to the Buddhism. What will happen to him? https://dmc.tv/a7996

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Offer his children to the temple
 


Questions from the audience:

    My father has offered all of his children to the Buddhism.  When he becomes an old man, will he be uncomfortable?  What can I do to take care and pay back him?



Answer:

    Since your father has offered his children to the Buddhism, this merit will take care of him.  He will not be uncomfortable.  You are not worry about it.  But you have to persuade him to make merit fully, and then he will be comfortable in this life and next lives.  You have to dedicate yourself to make merit, pursue the perfections and do the Buddhist work fully.  The merit from your good deeds will nourish him as well



By
Khunkru Maiyai
February 5th, 2005
 

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