The thirty-three Guanyin Dharma Forms were different appearances of Guanyin Bodhisattva. They were not changes in the Tantra style. They were only distinguished by their postures, scenes, and magical treasures. This might be related to the number of transformations of Guanyin described in the Pumen Pin and the Shurangama Sutra. There was not much difference between each phase, and many characteristics were not unique. The 33 Nirmanakaya included: 1. Willow Guanyin: also known as the Holy Guanyin, holding a willow in his right hand and a clean bottle in his left hand, sitting on the rock. It represented forgiveness and benevolence, implying good weather and bumper harvests. 2. Dragon Head Guanyin: In different postures, it shows its divinity in the auspicious clouds by riding a dragon. It means to get rid of illness and evil, to live and work in peace and contentment. 3. Guanyin Sutra: also known as Guanyin Sutra. It meant that as long as the sentient beings had the world in their hearts, they could achieve great things in the world. As long as the sentient beings accumulated more merits, Guan Yin Bodhisattva would bless the sentient beings and make their wishes come true. It meant success and fame. 4. [Round Light Guanyin: The Guanyin who carries flames on her back.] It means to eliminate diseases and evil, and to turn evil into good fortune. 5. Guanyin: There are two common forms, one is the angry, angry, happy three-faced image of the emperor, the other is the image of sitting or strolling on the colorful auspicious clouds. It is now often used as a warning to reflect on oneself. 6. The Guanyin with closed palms had a kind face, giving people a feeling of tranquility and serenity. The gesture of putting their palms together symbolized respect and equality for all sentient beings, as well as humility and devotion to Buddhism. Its image conveyed a deep respect for Buddhism and all living beings, emphasizing the original wish of Bodhisattva's compassion. The peace and tranquility of its face symbolized the peace and purity of the heart, and it was also a revelation for Buddhist cultivation. Guanyin Bodhisattva was a household name in China. It was a symbol of compassion and wisdom in Buddhism. Whether it was in Mahayana Buddhism or folk belief, it had an extremely important position. He heard the cries of all living beings in the world with endless compassion and saved all living beings from the sea of suffering. Among the China people, many temples worshipped the image of Guanyin Bodhisattva, which was piously believed and worshipped by the people. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
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Bodhisattva Guangxian was controlling the Great Samsara Dharma and the Great Compassion Dharma.
Kyara Tree Bodhisattva controlled the Vajra Glaring Dharma Form and the Acalanātha Dharma Form.
The Great Samsara Dharma was used to resurrect. It was one of the nine Dharma Forms cultivated by a first-grade Bodhisattva after condensing the Bodhisattva Fruit Seat.
Bodhisattva Guangxian of Dafeng Buddhist League was in control of the Great Samsara Dharma and the Great Mercy Dharma.
There were nine Dharma Forms of the first-grade Bodhisattva of the Dafeng Nightwatchman Buddhist League. They were the Vajra Glaring (attack), Acalanatha (defense), Great Samsara (resurrection), Great Compassion (brainwashing), Great Wisdom (control of wisdom), Apothecary (healing), Walker (acceleration), Colourless Glass (deceleration), and Maha-Vairocana (map cannon). A Bodhisattva could control one or two Dharma Forms.
There was a famous Buddha statue of Guanyin on Nanshan Sea. The Buddha statue was located in the Nanshan cultural tourism area, 40 kilometers southwest of Sanya City. It was built on the 120-meter-diameter Jingang Island on the sea. Puji Bridge connected Jingang Island to the land bank. The bridge was 280 meters long. Guanyin Square and the theme parks on both sides of the square covered an area of 60000 square meters, forming a scenic area of nearly 300,000 square meters called Guanyin Nunnery. This statue of Guanyin was a "world-class, century-class" Buddhist cultural project. It was approved by the State Council's Religious Affairs Bureau in 1997, started in 1999, and completed on April 15, 2005. Its shape was a three-sided design of "integrated three statues", divided into three sides: east, west and north. The Guanyin statue held a sutra box to symbolize wisdom; the east side held a lotus flower to symbolize peace; the west side held a Buddha bead to symbolize compassion. The statue was 108 meters high and was forged with alloy steel. It could withstand a typhoon of magnitude 14. In 2007, the Nanshan cultural tourism area was rated as a national AAAAA-level scenic spot. Every year, on the 19th day of the second lunar month, Guanyin Bodhisattva's Christmas Day, on the 19th day of the sixth lunar month, Guanyin's Enlightenment Day, and on the 19th day of the ninth lunar month, Guanyin's Monastery Day, all the Buddhist sites in Nanshan would hold grand Buddhist activities. The base of the Guanyin Statue on Nanshan Sea was a 108-petal lotus flower. The Guanyin Statue was designed to be three in one. It held a lotus flower in its hand, a scripture in its hand, and a Buddhist prayer bead in its hand. The lotus throne had four floors, and each floor had 27 lotus petals of the same shape. From a cultural perspective, Guanyin Bodhisattva had twelve wishes. The second wish was to live in the South China Sea for a long time. Nanshan was located on the coast of the South China Sea. It was shaped like a giant turtle and was called Ao Mountain in ancient times. It had the appearance of Guanyin's mount. Moreover, the two islands of Dongmao and Ximao were located on the side of Nanshan. It was said that Guanyin fell from the earth when she heard the sound of rescue. Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva held an important position among China Buddhist believers. She was a symbol of great compassion and salvation. "Let go and become a Buddha, draw your saber!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
A first-grade Bodhisattva of the Buddhist Sect condensed a Bodhisattva Fruit Seat and cultivated a Dharma Idol that belonged to his own ability. The nine Bodhisattva Dharma Forms were Vajra Glaring (attack, further cultivated from the Invincible Vajra Divine Art to perfection), Acalanātha (defense, the highest realm of Zen Master), Great Samsara (resurrection), Great Compassion (brainwashing), Great Wisdom (intelligence control), Apothecary (healing), Walker (acceleration), Colourless Glass (deceleration), Maha-Vairocana (map cannon, the unique ability of Buddha, the head of the nine Dharma Forms). Each Bodhisattva controlled one or two Dharma Forms.
Bodhisattva Guangxian was a first-class Bodhisattva of Buddhism. He had the Dharma of Great Samsara and the Dharma of Great Compassion. He could use these Dharma to support Mahayana Buddhism in the dispute between the Great and Small Mahayana Buddhism. He could guard the Zen Forest all year round and project his avatar to fight with the demons and Xu Qi 'an in the War of National Restoration of the Thousand Demon Kingdom. He could also use the Dharma of Great Samsara to guide Shenshu to go berserk. However, in the end, his body was shattered by the Nine-tailed Heavenly Fox during the great tribulation, and his primordial spirit was destroyed by Luo Yuheng, Daoist Priest Golden Lotus, and Li Miaozhen.
The first-grade Bodhisattva of Dafeng Nightwatchman Buddhist League could condense the Bodhisattva Fruit Position and cultivate the Dharma Power that belonged to his own ability. There were nine Bodhisattva Dharma Powers, namely the Vajra Glaring (attack), Acalanatha (defense), Great Samsara (resurrection), Great Compassion (brainwashing), Great Wisdom (control of wisdom), Apothecary (healing), Walker (acceleration), Colourless Glass (deceleration), and Maha-Vairocana (map cannon). Each Bodhisattva controlled one or two Dharma Powers.