Buddha is the supreme being among all beings. That supreme word must be reconsidered. The ultimate is only one person, only one, why are there two people here? Buddha is the supreme being among all beings. Buddha and his home tree – Your Excellency! I heard that the Buddhas enlightened to the same things, preached the same dharmas, the precepts promulgated are the same…, is that right? – My, yes!…
…A body alone we come, a body alone we will go. All associations in the world are temporary. Separation from loved ones is inevitable… Although living in different karmas, each living being has a seed of enlightenment, just like a lotus flower, even though it lives in foul-smelling mud, still radiates its fragrance. “The World-Honored One enlightened the color path Sentient beings practice in order to end delusion.” Life is…
Although the Buddha has entered Nirvana, the Buddha’s mind covers all kinds of sentient beings. Buddha is always beside us, loves us, protects us, and blesses us when we think of Him. The Buddha listened to each sentence of repentance, sympathizing with each belated tear Happy for us when we see always living in the grace of the Buddha. Those who, when facing the Buddha image, still consider the Buddha…
For countless kalpas, he practiced the virtues of a saint, a bodhisattva, sometimes embodied in animals, sometimes in human beings. The most special thing of the Tathagata We always see the presence of the Buddha, the works, the things of the Buddha’s enlightenment and deeds around us. Sometimes he became the body of a poor man, sometimes he became a King, but no matter what position he always lived selflessly…
As ordinary people, spiritual experience is meager and small, but we can try to imagine from the scriptures that in the saints, even at the lowest level, the Buddha is present in them. how. They clearly see the Buddhist path, the way the Buddha used to be smart (the Good Thing), has shown, and they often walk on it; the right path is good at the beginning, middle, and end.…
The Buddha is of course himself, with the unsurpassed superior qualities of the supremely enlightened being. But in fact, in the mind of every Buddhist believer, they picture for themselves a different Buddha. Once upon a time, the Brahmin Douma knew that the Buddha was not a person, but who he was, he could not know. Strangely, when Douma asked him if he was a god or a celestial dragon,…