nutcracker and the four realms

The original 'The Nutcracker' story was written by E.T.A. Hoffmann. It's about a girl named Clara who receives a nutcracker as a gift. At night, the nutcracker comes to life and battles the Mouse King. Clara helps the nutcracker in this adventure. The story has elements of magic, fantasy, and a touch of romance as Clara grows closer to the nutcracker. It has inspired many adaptations, including the 'The Nutcracker and the Four Realms' which expands on the original concept with new characters and realms.

The original story is often more simplistic compared to its adaptations. In the original 'The Nutcracker' story, the focus is mainly on Clara and the nutcracker's adventure against the Mouse King. However, in 'The Nutcracker and the Four Realms' adaptation, there are four distinct realms added which bring in a whole new layer of complexity. There are more characters, more elaborate settings, and a broader story arc that may not have been present in the original. For example, the four realms might have their own cultures, politics, and stories that intertwine with the main plot of Clara and the nutcracker.

Buddhism could be roughly divided into four realms: 1. [Folk Belief Stage (Worship of Buddha Stage): This is the first stage of learning Buddhism. This kind of person has not yet begun to learn Buddhism. They can only be considered to have one foot in Buddhism, but their whole person is still outside the door.] They tended to go with the flow, burning incense and worshipping Buddha. Occasionally, they would try to make deals with Buddha, hoping to exchange their piety for the Buddha's love and help. It was more like they believed in Buddha than learning Buddha. To them, believing in Buddha was more of a spiritual sustenance and had no practical benefits, because Buddhism was to be learned rather than simply believed in. 2. [Stage of Buddhism and Cultivation: This is the second stage of Buddhism. People in this stage begin to study Buddhism and express their affirmation and belief in Buddhism.] They firmly believe that the path pointed out by Buddha leads to light and can make people free from suffering and happy, so they are willing to listen to the teachings of Buddha, correct themselves with actions, learn from Buddha instead of waiting for Buddha to save them, and strictly demand their own behavior to meet the expectations of Buddha. This stage includes most people who study Buddhism, monks, and laymen. 3. ** Accomplished Stage (the position of the Luo Han Guo in Hinayana Buddhism)**: This is the third stage on the path of learning Buddhism. At this stage, people have achieved some success in their studies, truly understood some truths, and obtained great gains through self-cultivation. This gain is mainly reflected in themselves. Acquiring the position of the Luo Han Guo means that they have achieved self-salvation and achieved the goal of getting rid of suffering and obtaining happiness. 4. Stage of Buddhahood: This is the final stage of learning Buddhism. After self-salvation, learning Buddhism has not stopped. If you want to become a Buddha, you need to help other sentient beings and let them be saved. Such a person is Buddha. The higher realm was magnanimity but no limit. As the Diamond Sutra said,"I should exterminate all sentient beings, exterminate all sentient beings, and not one sentient being is truly exterminated." Learning Buddhism until the end should be a realm that could not be attained. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

Generally speaking, Buddhist cultivation could be divided into the following levels or stages: 1. Belief: This is the initial stage of cultivation. Practitioners begin to have faith in Buddhism and practice basic doctrines such as not killing or stealing. 2. Seeing the Way: At this stage, the practitioner understands the true meaning of the Four Noble Truths (Suffering, Concentration, Destruction, and Tao) through learning and meditation, and has a deep understanding of karma. 3. Cultivation: In-depth cultivation on the basis of seeing the Tao, mainly through continuous meditation and wisdom cultivation to purify the mind and remove worries. 4. Attainment: This was a key turning point in cultivation. Practitioners could reach one or more "Attainment Stages", which meant that they could directly experience the truth. In addition, from the perspective of the Hinayana realm, there were four realms that were divided according to the degree of understanding of the Four Noble Truths: 1. Sudra Huan fruit: cut off the three realms, see all confusion, participate in the flow of the holy way. 2. Sitohan fruit: In the nine levels of desire realm, the first six levels of confusion are interrupted, and the last three levels are still there. You must come to the realm of desire to be born again. 3. Anagami Fruit: After breaking the realm of desire, the three grades of thought and confusion will be exhausted, and no longer come to the realm of desire to be born. 4. Arhat Fruit: Break the three realms and think about all kinds of things. The four wisdoms have been completed. You can go out of the three realms to achieve Nirvana. There is no way to learn. "Let go and become a Buddha, draw your saber!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The lyrics of "Fart"(also known as "Three Realms and Four Continents") contained content such as "The Three Realms and Four Continents have nothing to ask for and cannot be saved. The long night is now, right and wrong are reversed, black and white are reversed, and all living beings love, hate, greed, anger, life and death are intertwined. Karma and karma cannot be forgotten. Human desire is the way of heaven."