Are foreigners accepted in Taoist and Buddhist monasteries?

Nei Jia: the Qigong and Taijiquan Forum Qigong and Meditation
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Pali & Nepali

They are different languages. Pali, the traditional language of Theravada Buddhism, is a literary language, related to Sanskrit, dating roughly from around the start of the current era (give or take a couple of centuries). Nepali is a modern language, descended from Sanskrit and so loosely related to Pali, but very different in terms of its grammar, phonetics, etc. I’ve actually studied both Pali & Nepali - Indian languages are kind of a thing for me (to the confusion of friends and family) so let me know if you have other similar questions. Maybe I could confuse you too?

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Thank you, i thought nobody would answer that question.
What about, wich is the main language in India?
(Sanskrit? Or if there are different languages writting remains the same?)
What language is spoken in Benares?

They all rely on Prana as the rays rely on the center of the wheel: The Rks, the Yajus, the Samans, the Ksatriyas and the Brahmanas.

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yay

Pardon my ingorance, but why would Taoists need a temple? Except maybe to get together to “hang out” but that could be done almost any where.