There's a scripture that I've seen in many novels and blog posts. I want to know which Buddhist scripture it comes from.
。If you need to find relevant Buddhist scriptures, it is recommended to refer to Buddhist scriptures such as the Diamond Sutra and the Heart Sutra.
May I ask which Buddhist scripture the pink skeleton comes from? I want to study it carefully to calm my mortal heart.
The pink skull was not from the Buddhist scriptures but from the novel, Dream of the Red Chamber. This novel was known as the pinnacle of Chinese classical novels in the Qing Dynasty. The novel described the love story of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and others, as well as the corruption of feudal society and the complexity of human nature. As an image in the novel, the pink skeleton represented the beauty and fragility of women, and also reflected the shackles and oppression of women in feudal society. Although it was not from the Buddhist scriptures, the influence of Dream of the Red Chamber made the pink skull a classic cultural symbol in Chinese literature.
Which Buddhist scripture did Shancai and Longnu come from?
Shancai and Longnu came from two Buddhist scriptures: 1 Diamond Sutra: The Good Wealth Boy was an important figure in the Diamond Sutra. According to the Buddhist tradition, the Good Fortune Boy was the predecessor of Tang Sanzang. He encountered many difficulties and challenges on the way to obtain the scriptures and finally succeeded in obtaining them. 2 Lotus Sutra: The Dragon Lady was an important character in the Lotus Sutra. According to Buddhist tradition, the Dragon Lady was the incarnation of the Buddha Mother, Morijten. In order to help all living beings, she turned into the Dragon Lady and asked the Buddha for Dharma.
The Buddha appeared in that Buddhist scripture
The phrase 'save the people and save the self', appeared in many Buddhist scriptures, the most famous of which was the Diamond Sutra. In the Diamond Sutra, Buddha taught that people should save others through their own strength and not rely on others. This concept was known as self-salvation, which meant solving problems and facing challenges by oneself. The Diamond Sutra also says that if we can initiate compassion and help to others, we can also obtain freedom and nirvana. Therefore, saving others and saving oneself became an important idea in Buddhism. It encouraged people to help others achieve self-transcendence and Nirvana through their own efforts and compassion.
Which Buddhist scripture does the record of the other shore flower come from?
The earliest records of the Red Spider Lily came from the Japanese folklorist Hidetoshi Hayashihara's "Red Spider Lily and Dragon God." However, according to Buddhist teachings and records, the Red Spider Lily was not a common flower in Buddhist culture. It came from folk legends and beliefs. In Buddhism, the Red Spider Lilies were often regarded as a flower with magical power. It was believed that it could open the souls of the dead and bring them relief and rebirth.
Which Buddhist scripture talked about the three thousand worlds?
The concept of "Three Thousand Worlds" first appeared in the novel Journey to the West. It was said by a Sanskrit master that Sun Wukong heard on his way to obtain scriptures. However, this concept was not unique to the Buddhist scriptures, but came from a concept in Indian philosophy. According to Indian philosophy, the universe is an infinite big world composed of countless small worlds, each of which has its own characteristics such as matter, energy, time and so on. These small worlds were called the Greater Worlds, and the Three Thousand Greater Worlds were the smallest of them all. This concept was more specifically described in Buddhism as "Three Thousand Worlds", which referred to a large world composed of countless worlds, each of which had its own material, energy, and space-time characteristics. One of the most famous Greater Worlds was Mount Sumeru. It was the largest mountain in the Greater World and an important symbol of Buddhism. It should be noted that the three thousand worlds was not a specific Buddhist content but a concept of Indian philosophy, which was also described in more detail in Buddhism.
Which Buddhist scripture did the phrase "Buddha's view of 108,000 insects in a drop of water" come from?
The phrase "Buddha sees 108,000 insects in a drop of water" came from the Diamond Sutra. The original text was: "If you say that all dharmas are like dreams. At present, there is no one in this meeting, no one, no one, no sentient beings, no sentient beings. Why? All dharma was empty. Why? If you see all the Dharma, you will see the Tathagata." The meaning of this sentence was just like what the doctor said, all illnesses were like dreams. In this Dharma Assembly, there was no human, no human image, no sentient beings, no sentient beings, and no image of longevity. Why? This was because all dharma was void.
I want to ask if the Nine Yin Scripture and the Nine Yang Scripture in Jin Yong's novels are the supreme martial arts
In Mr. Jin Yong's novels, the Nine Yin Scripture and the Nine Yang Scripture were both supreme martial arts techniques that were regarded as treasures by many martial arts masters. These two scriptures covered all kinds of profound martial arts techniques, including internal cultivation, martial arts moves, lightness skills, sword techniques, and so on. The Nine Yin Scripture and the Nine Yang Scripture had different cultivation methods and both required a long period of hard cultivation to master. In the novel, many martial arts masters spent a lot of time and energy to learn and practice these two true scriptures to reach an extremely high martial arts realm. Therefore, it could be said that the Nine Yin Scripture and the Nine Yang Scripture were supreme martial arts techniques that were highly respected in Jin Yong's novels.
I want to know which of Kuplin's novels this Russian passage comes from.
I can't provide any information because I'm a novel reader and don't know who Kuplin is or any of his novels. If you can provide more context information, I can try to help you find the relevant novels.
The importance of Buddhist scripture translation in the history of Chinese translation
Buddhist scripture translation plays an important role in the history of Chinese translation and is an important part of Chinese culture. The translation of Buddhist scriptures began in the 4th century, when Buddhism was at its peak. The translation of Buddhist scriptures had an important impact on the development of Buddhism in China, the spread of Buddhist ideas and culture, and the development of Buddhism in the world. The translation of Buddhist scriptures played a vital role in the development of Chinese Buddhism. The early Buddhist scripture translation mainly translated the original text of the scriptures so that Buddhist ideas could be more widely spread. These translated works laid the foundation for the formation and development of Chinese Buddhism. The translation of Buddhist scriptures also played an important role in spreading Buddhist ideas and culture. Through the translation of Buddhist ideas, it was able to spread around the world, allowing more people to understand and come into contact with Buddhism. These translated works also provided important thinking resources for the formation and development of Chinese Buddhist thoughts. In addition, the influence of Buddhist scripture translation on Chinese culture could not be ignored. The Buddhist scripture translation enabled the spread of Buddhist thoughts in China, which had a profound impact on the development of Chinese traditional culture and thoughts. At the same time, the translation of Buddhist scriptures also made China's language, literature, art and other aspects develop and innovation. Buddhist scripture translation has an important position in the history of Chinese translation. It has made important contributions to the spread and development of Chinese culture, as well as the exchange and development of world culture.