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The word " Buddha " was often used to refer to the founder of Buddhism, Siddhartha Gautama. He was respectfully known as Buddha, meaning " enlightened." In Buddhist-related culture, religious texts, and international exchanges," Buddha " was a common English word for Buddha. "Let go and become a Buddha, draw your saber!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The Tathagata Buddha was a master of the Buddhist world from the famous ancient China supernatural novel, Journey to the West. His character was based on the Sakyamuni Buddha in the history of orthodox Buddhism. In Journey to the West, he was the supreme leader of the Western Buddhist Kingdom. Prabhutaratna Buddha was the name of Buddha in the Lotus Sutra. It was also translated as Dabao Buddha and Baosheng Buddha. He was the leader of the Eastern Baojing World. In the past, when he practiced the Bodhisattva Way, he swore that after he became a Buddha and died, wherever the Lotus Sutra was preached in the ten directions of the world, it would appear from the ground to prove the true meaning of this sutra. When Shakyamuni Buddha was preaching the Lotus Sutra, seven pagodas surged out from the ground and stood in the air. Inside the pagoda, the Tathagata sat on the seat of the master, his whole body posture as if he had entered meditation, and was divided into half seats and Buddha. Although there might be some discussions about the relationship between Taoist Duo Bao and the Tathagata Buddha in some mythological systems, the Buddha Duo Bao and the Tathagata Buddha had their own clear role definition and identity in different Buddhist scriptures and mythological novels. " The Golden Light of the Nine Realms Is Here for You " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The realm of 'having Buddha in one's eyes but not in one's heart' represented a unique understanding and perception of Buddha. On the surface, one could see that everything in the world had the nature of Buddha (there was Buddha in the eyes), but in the depths of their hearts, they were not obsessed with the concept of Buddha itself (there was no Buddha in their hearts). This meant that he had gone beyond the simple formal respect or the obsession with the concept of Buddha, and treated Buddha nature and Dharma with a more open-minded and ethereal attitude. It reflected a state of respect for the existence and influence of Buddhism, and not rigidly adhere to the traditional rigid understanding of Buddhism. In this state, one might be able to understand the true meaning of Buddhism more deeply and integrate it into life, achieving a detached and free mental state. "Let go and become a Buddha, draw your saber!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

In Buddhism, there was no specific title for Buddha called " Holy Buddha." There were many well-known Buddhas in Buddhism, such as Shakyamuni Buddha, the founder of Buddhism. He was revered as the Awakened One and taught many Buddhist doctrines to guide all living beings to free themselves from pain. Amitabha Buddha, the leader of the Western Paradise, was widely revered in the belief of the Pure Land Sect. The believers chanted the name of Amitabha Buddha in order to be reborn in the Western Paradise. Medicine Buddha, the leader of the Eastern Pure Glazed World, could cure the illness of life and death, eliminate disasters, and prolong life. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

In Buddhism, there was a profound meaning to having Buddha in one's heart. As the monk's Buddha Seal said," Buddha is born from the heart. If there is Buddha in the heart, everything you see is Buddha; if there is cow shit in the heart, everything you see is cow shit." It expressed the influence of one's state of mind on one's cognition. If one's heart was filled with Buddha-nature and good thoughts, then everything in the world would have the compassion and wisdom of Buddha-nature, and what one saw would be beautiful and positive existences like Buddha-nature. On the contrary, if one's heart was filled with bad factors such as evil thoughts, the world they saw would be negative and dark. At the same time, there was another saying," If there is Buddha in the heart, everything is Buddha; if there is a devil in the heart, everything is devil." This also emphasized that the state of the heart determined the perception of the outside world. In addition," Buddha in the Heart " was also used as the name of a famous dish, which was derived from the Buddhist saying," Wine and meat pass through the intestines, and Buddha stays in the heart." It had also won an award in the Fujian Cooking Competition. "Let go and become a Buddha, draw your saber!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!