What are relics actually?

Buddhism is one of the three major religions in the world, born more than 2,500 years ago, by the ancient Indian Kapila King Gautama Siddhartha, the prince of the ancient Indian Kapila Guardian, "Buddha" means "awakening", in the Buddhist relics are cremated by the monks will appear. So, is it true that the relics will only come after the eminent monks have been cremated?

Chaos, relics don't know, are you Chinese, Chinese will not be so incomprehensible, relics say more, that is walking in space, is the summoner left by the human soul, as long as you turn on, amazing, you are powerful.

The relics are actually stones in the human body, so when people are burned after death, the stones will not melt, and they are later said to be miraculous. Monks often meditate and practice meditation, their bodies are fat, they don't like to exercise, and most of the fat monks have stones.

It is the crystallization produced by the human body when it is cremated.

Cherry Chocolate S is talking about Hinayana Buddhism, and my country generally believes in Mahayana Buddhism.

Heart Sutra cloud: "Relics, color is not different from emptiness, emptiness is not different from color, color is emptiness, emptiness is color." The same is true of what you want to do.

The relics are the empty phase of all the laws, which are neither born nor destroyed, neither dirty nor pure, neither increased nor decreased. The relics here refer to the Sariputta, known as "the first wisdom."

Am I interrupted, hehe, I don't know which relic the landlord is talking about? ）

Some people upstairs, can you not mislead the questioner, relics are not equal to relics.

Support the little cherry's claim. In fact, there is no difference between Southern Buddhism and Northern Buddhism regarding relics. As for the science, there is no complete statement, if it is only said that it is a stone or the crystallization of a long-term vegetarian diet, this statement is not clear.

Because early Buddhism did not advocate a single diet, many of the Venerable Beings in the Buddha's time, including the consumption of meat (three pure meats). The only basis that can be found in the scriptures is the practice of vows, the by-products of the practice. And it's not just Buddhists who have relics, but other layways as well.

This is also because of the by-product of taking vows and meditation. Therefore, relics are not a symbol of Buddhahood, but a good practice in keeping the vows and meditating. However, there are many Buddhist monks who have relics.

Relics are the 'crystallization' of the monk's 'precepts', 'concentration' and 'wisdom' practice

Please refer to "The Unsolved Mystery of Science".

It takes time for the Dharma to save people, and the relics are left to use the Dharma to transform the unsolved things, and I don't know if I don't open it to see it.