Buddhists have Taoist things, and there is nothing wrong with them

There's nothing wrong with that. There is no major conflict between the two religions.

And in many parts of China, Taoism and Buddhism can be shared, that is, you can believe in Buddhism and Taoism at the same time, and my grandmother was like that. So there's nothing wrong with that.

Just like what I said upstairs, isn't the relationship between Rulai and the Jade Emperor in Journey to the West very good, but it feels like the Jade Emperor is a little dish, after all, Buddhism is one of the three major religions in the world, and there are not as many believers in Taoism as Buddhism. And the Tao itself is derived from the Buddha.

There's nothing wrong with that.

Buddhism is divided into two realms: one is a monk and the other is a Tao.

Sangha refers to all monks. The monk is a senior monk, and the nun is a second monk.

Dao, the gods and goddesses that the folk say, are all Taoists. For example: the Jade Emperor, the Queen Mother, the God of Wealth and other immortals.

The methods of practice are different, but the purpose is the same.

Zhou Yi is a Chinese native culture, is the ancestors of the universe of the law of the summary, about 3,300 years ago, the Zhou Dynasty junior statesman, philosopher Zhou Gong summarized the text of the circulation, to 2,500 years ago, Confucius was born, collated and annotated into a systematic document, also known as the Book of Changes. The purpose of the Book of Changes is to "seek for a gentleman, seek good fortune and avoid evil", and teach people to conform to the laws of nature, not to teach fortune-telling in later generations.

Taoism originated in the Han Dynasty, Zhang Daoling carried forward the Wuwei view in "Lao Tzu", and gradually evolved into a religion, in fact, it was originally the teaching of Lao Tzu, and it had nothing to do with religion. Because "Lao Tzu" is also known as "Tao Te Ching", it is called Taoism. Note:

Taoism and Taoism are two different things, Taoism is the teaching of Lao Zhuang, and it is the words of one of the hundred sons of the Spring and Autumn Period.

Buddhism is Shakyamuni Buddha appeared in India 3,000 years ago, 49 years of preaching and teaching, telling the truth of life in the universe, teaching people to get true happiness, is the best education. In the early days of Buddhism, there were no religious ceremonies, only teaching, classes, and practice (spiritual practice).

Buddhism was introduced to China in 67 A.D. and became an inseparable part of traditional Chinese culture by merging with Confucianism and Taoism to teach the general public.

After the old J Heavenly Palace is screened, a statue of Tuo holding a stretch of his hand is presented.

Ordinary people are good, evil, good and evil balance, and dense z is the separation of emptiness, stubbornness, great space, and the five desires, pleasure and evil.

The Hinayana Buddhism is the impermanence, suffering, emptiness, selflessness, and post-junior goodness, and the Mahayana is the pure and true goodness of the self.

1. Different attitudes towards life and death.

The goal pursued by Buddhism is "nirvana", liberation from the cycle of birth and death. Taoism has a positive, positive attitude towards life in general.

2. Origins and beliefs are different.

Buddhism was born more than 2,500 years ago and was founded by Siddhartha Gautama, the son of the Kapilavi prince of ancient India, and Western countries generally believe that Buddhism originated in India. Taoism denies fatalism and believes that people have a destiny, but does not encourage people to resign themselves to fate, but hopes that people create a destiny.

Taoism is the native religion of China, with "Tao" as the highest faith. Taoism believes that the Taoist scriptures are taught to the famous people by the gods through the pen of the immortals, and then they spread the sermons to the people of the world.

Fundamentally speaking, Buddhism and Taoism are all about getting a glimpse of the truth of the universe, but the purpose of Taoism is to cultivate one's self and cultivate one's nature, and eventually achieve the realm of longevity and immortality with the sky; The purpose of Buddhism, on the other hand, is to see clearly, and finally to liberate oneself from birth and death and transcend samsara. In fact, the two are fundamentally different.

For example, in terms of the attitude and way of treating ghosts, it is different, Taoism believes, "Heaven and earth are unkind, and all things are used as dogs", so first subdue, and then capture, and then can exceed the excess, and if it cannot exceed, it will be scattered, so that its soul will fly away; Buddhism, on the other hand, believes that "all living beings have Buddha nature, and all living beings can become Buddhas", so great compassion and compassion all transcend the Pure Land of Buddhahood.