In the manga, the protagonist reincarnated nine times and died to save people. Buddha said that after ten lifetimes, he could become a Buddha by saving people. In the last life, he became a prince.
This was a story about Buddhism. The protagonist died in order to save people after nine reincarnations, and finally became a prince in his tenth reincarnation. This story might have been adapted from a Buddhist legend or novel. It involved the concept of cultivation and becoming a Buddha in Buddhism. In Buddhism, one can become a Bodhisattva or Buddha in one's life by practicing and accumulating enough merits. To achieve this goal requires a lot of suffering and practice. The main character's nine reincarnations and his death to save others may be to show his cultivation and determination, as well as the difficulties and challenges he faced in the process of cultivation. In his tenth reincarnation, he became a lord, probably to show that he had achieved his goal of becoming Buddha and to show his cultivation and achievements through his identity as a lord.
The main character of the manga died nine times to save people. Buddha said that he needed ten lifetimes to save people and become a Buddha. In the last life, he became a prince. Do you have any books with similar topics to recommend?
[Book recommendation: Ancient Dragon Soul Emperor] The main character of this book was also reincarnated nine times, but unlike the manga, he did not die to save people. Instead, he wanted to live forever. When he reincarnated in his tenth life, he asked about the possibility of immortality and began a journey to seek immortality. This book was an Eastern fantasy novel. There were elements such as dragons and divine artifacts. The plot was compact and extremely difficult. The protagonist also grew up in the trial. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Would the protagonist Sun Wukong become a Buddha? Would Buddha tell him that he could become a Buddha if he killed someone?
I recommend Journey to the West for Promotion, a xianxia and mythical cultivation novel. This book contains the fusion of the world of Journey to the West, the second part of Journey to the West, the Lotus Lamp, the Legend of the White Snake, the Journey to the East, and the Stone Dare. It tells the story of a small monk who gradually became a god in the Western Great Work Field. I recommend this novel to you. I hope you like my recommendation.😗
The protagonist was a teacher who saved people. He traveled to another world and practiced the Lotus Technique. In the end, he became the Carefree Buddha.
The main character had thousands of spiritual herbs and refined legendary pills. He danced wildly and cultivated immortality. His cultivation technique was related to lotus flowers. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
In metaphysics, did Sun Wukong really say that if he became a Buddha, there would be no demons in the world. If he became a demon, what could the Buddha do to him?
In Journey to the West, Sun Wukong had indeed said that if he became a Buddha, there would be no demons in the world. If he became a demon, what could the Buddha do to him? This sentence expressed Sun Wukong's cultivation realm and determination. He believed that he had reached a realm beyond the devil and Buddha. He could control everything and overcome any difficulties he encountered. However, it should be noted that there may be differences in the metaphysical interpretation of this sentence because in traditional Chinese culture, Buddha and demons are relative and cannot be simply distinguished by black and white. Therefore, some people might interpret it as Sun Wukong challenging the power of Buddha or saying that he had the power to surpass Buddhism. The truth and meaning of Sun Wukong's words might vary according to different interpretation.
Which novels described that if a person became a Buddha, there would be no demons in the world, but if he became a demon, what could the Buddha do to him?
The Supreme God-Devil System, The Peak of Martial Soul, The Buddha of Immortals, The Great Sage Book, and other novels all had similar plots. I recommend you to read "Demon God's Princess Consort". This fantasy romance novel also described the plot of "If I become a Buddha, there will be no demons in the world. If I become a demon, what can Buddha do to me?" I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
What did he mean by 'I also become a buddha is a buddha, I also become a devil is a demon'?
This sentence came from Duan Yu, a character in the martial arts novel " The Eight Dragons ". The original meaning was that if you could become a Buddha, then you would be a Buddha; if you could become a devil, then you would be a devil.
The Buddha said: Hell is not empty, I swear not to become a Buddha! Was this also a kind of obsession?
The Buddha said: Hell is not empty, I swear not to become a Buddha! Was this also a kind of persistence? This view is called a "persistent vow" and is a strong belief and determination to achieve a certain goal or desire. This belief can be seen as an obsession because it is related to self-actualization and growth, but it can also be an obstacle because it can prevent people from pursuing true happiness and satisfaction. However, it was important to note that this obsession was not necessarily a negative obsession. In some cases, it may be a necessary force to motivate people to pursue their goals and aspirations. But if this obsession is too strong and self-centered, it may hinder people from establishing connections with others and obtaining true satisfaction and happiness. Therefore, we need to maintain our persistence while also paying attention to balance and rationality.
Please give me some of the deeds of the Buddha before he became a Buddha. It would be best if it was a big deed or a myth. It must be a deed, such as saving someone.
Before Tathagata Buddha became a Buddha, he was once a troubled mortal. He experienced many hardships and struggles, and finally obtained wisdom and strength that surpassed mortals through cultivation, becoming a great Buddha. It was said that when he was still a mortal, he had once saved an eminent monk named "Purgatory of All Living Beings". At that time, this senior monk was trapped in a dangerous demonic realm and could not escape. Gautama Buddha saw his predicament and decided to help him escape from the demonic realm. Therefore, Buddha Tathagata transformed into a little bird and flew into the demonic realm to have a soul-stirring conversation with the masses. The Buddha told all sentient beings that the danger in the demonic realm was not because of the demons themselves but because of human greed and desire. Only by giving up greed and desire could one obtain freedom and relief. After listening to the words of Buddha, all sentient beings felt that they had benefited greatly. He thanked the Buddha for his help and promised to become a great monk to help more people out of their suffering. This was one of the stories of Buddha Tathagata before he became a Buddha. He had saved an eminent monk and helped him obtain freedom and release. This story tells us that as long as we don't give up greed and desire, we can obtain freedom and relief.
He wanted to find a novel with an unknown name. What kind of Buddha was the male protagonist in his previous life? Was he reincarnated into a human and had nine ghosts protecting him?
I'm not sure which book you're looking for. However, if you can provide more details such as author, genre, plot, etc., I will try my best to help you.
Buddha said that life is a classic short sentence
The Buddha said that life was a cultivation that transcended tribulations. The hardships in life were all things that we must experience in this life. There were six tribulations in one's life, and one could only obtain blessings after passing through them. Life was like a Journey to the West. Everyone would encounter all kinds of hardships and difficulties, but as long as they moved forward firmly, they would be able to welcome happiness and good things. Life was a path of cultivation, and success in transcending the tribulation meant rebirth. There were four tribulations in one's life, and one could only obtain blessings after passing through them. These were all classic Buddhist sentences about life's tribulation.