Relics are only available to high monks? What is the chemical composition of relics?

Updated on culture 2024-03-05
15 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    It is not only for high monks, relics actually mainly refer to gallstones and kidney stones, and the main chemical components are cholesterol and bile pigment crystals, because when monks meditate, they will forget to eat, and over time, there will be gallstones.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    In a popular sense, relics refer to the bones, which are what we call relics. In Buddhism, anything left behind by a monk can be called a relic, hair, teeth, nails, ......The most common are the solid relics found in the ashes, and some full-body relics made from the corpses of high monks, and sometimes the books left by high monks are also called by people''Fasher''。

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    From a scientific point of view, the reason for the appearance of relics may be related to the long-term diet of monks, and the relics are nothing more than an ordinary stone. But for believers, it represents virtue and good thoughts.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Yes. Only the monks are called relics.

    Relics are actually bone remnants or human stones. The main components are calcium carbonate, calcium phosphate, calcium oxalate and other calcium salts that are difficult to dissolve.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    After the death of the general public, pay attention to "burying in the ground", therefore, burial has always been the main funeral method. However, people in Buddhism often take cremation after passing away, because in Buddhist thought, rebirth is not heavy death, and it is believed that life itself is a gradual practice, and when living, it is most important to settle one's body and mind.

    Fame, wealth, glory, family affection, etc., are all things that life does not bring with death, and since you are dead, you must die cleanly, and let these things go away with the wind. When life comes to an end, it means that the mission of life has come to an end.

    Many monks will produce relics in their bodies after their death, and curious friends want to ask, why do monks have them after cremation, but ordinary people don't? What are relics made of?

    The relics are the color of emptiness, and the emptiness is the color." The relics have always been revered as sacred objects in Buddhism, and it is said that these relics are spiritually created by the death of Buddhist monks.

    The relics can be the best of all diseases, and the disasters can be eliminated. Buddha bone relics are the ashes, bones, hair, etc. left behind by the monks after death, all of which are collectively called relics. Relic refers to the bead-like crystals formed by the cremation of the body of a monk after his death.

    In fact, there are many explanations for relics: due to the long-term vegetarian diet of monks, they ingested a large amount of minerals and fiber, and a large amount of carbonate, phosphate and other crystalline substances were precipitated and accumulated in the body; At the time of cremation, a small portion of the bones may appear recrystallized in various shapes; There are different opinions about the composition of human stones or the jewelry worn by monks, but there is no accurate scientific explanation.

    In non-Buddhist cultures, when cremating a deceased relative, the average person does not deliberately and has no opportunity to look for a substance similar to a "relic" in the ashes. "Relics" themselves are a rare phenomenon that can easily be overlooked without looking for them carefully. Therefore, it is not surprising that the occasional "relics" are more often found in the bones of a few Buddhist monks.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Introduction: I believe that whether you are reading myths or studying Buddhist scriptures, you will come into contact with the concept of relics. The relics are rumored to appear after being cremated by the monks, and only the truly talented monks will have relics to be passed down to the world.

    So, is it a historical relic that only a monk has a Taoist? What is the chemical composition of the relics?

    In fact, the human body is a carbon-based organism, and bones contain a lot of calcium and carbon. In ancient times, when people carried out cremation to carry out burial, they would find that when the temperature of the flame continued to rise, and the burning time was long enough, some chemicals on the surface of the bones of the body would be burned out, and the things left behind were gradually burned decently, and finally formed a ball similar to jewelry, which is what people call relics. The cracked relics are easy to obtain, mainly because of the changes formed by the high-temperature heating of the bones, which is a bit like the smelting of metals.

    Therefore, the chemical composition of the relics is still the change in the physical properties of the calcium mainly contained in the human bones at high temperatures and becomes hard, which is equivalent to saying that the iron becomes better in the process of extraction.

    In fact, there are many things, although people think they are very mysterious, but in fact, it is because Xi Yuanyi does not understand the scientific principles behind these things. In the past, people actually knew about it, but in order to complete the inheritance of a certain concept, they did not pursue it more. And people nowadays should not be confused by those strange phenomena, but should believe that there is a scientific power behind them.

    In addition, if you really believe in a certain point of view, you should have an attitude that connects with the facts to make your life more peaceful. Therefore, concepts such as relics have been explained from a scientific point of view, but they can still maintain their love for their classmates.

  7. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    The relics are not only found by the eminent monks, but also by some very old monks. In fact, relics are stone cracks, but some stones are relatively large and some are smaller. In the past, people who had a closed cavity didn't know about stones.

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    Yes, this state is particularly magical, and the composition of it includes calcium substances, as well as metal salts, and the form is almost the same as that of scale.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    No, it contains calcium substances, including magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, silicon, iron, aluminum, and all chemicals in it.

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    Of course not, the main ingredient is organic, and this kind of thing will appear in anyone's body.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    "Relic" is a Sanskrit word, translated as spiritual bones, derived from Sanskrit sarira, also translated Shiri, Shirira, Sri and so on. Paraphrase body, body, body bones, socks cracks, bones. Legend has it that after Shakyamuni Buddha Nirvana, many hard stone-like substances appeared through cremation, and Buddhists called them relics.

    The relics are a kind of crystal, strong as steel, shining with gold, different shapes, and colorful colors. The forms of relics are bead-shaped, flower-shaped, block-shaped, tooth-shaped, etc., and the colors are black, white, red, silver, blue, etc., so they are called "five-color relics". It is said that the white ones are bone relics, the black ones are hair relics, and the red ones are flesh and blood relics.

    The relics are formed by stones in the bodies of the monks, but the chemical composition of the stones is calcium or metal salt deposits, which are brittle, and these substances will turn into powdery oxides at high temperatures. It can be seen that the "relic" Kai is not a simple confession of calcium carbonate. Relic is a hard substance formed by minerals in the human body, or chelate.

    After being grilled over a high fire, what remains of it.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    The scientific composition of relics: The Institute of Chemistry of Taiwan's "Chinese Academy of Sciences" has done a study that is not public, and has taken out a small number of relics left by a certain monk, and has studied them carefully, hoping to interpret the Buddhist belief through its chemical elements and scientific methods. After careful research, it was found that the relics contained a large amount of calcium salts.

    In other words, the composition of relics is basically the same as that of human bones, but the density is higher, and the reason for this is that it is caused by the recrystallization of the bones during cremation.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    Foreword: As we all know, every country has its own religion, but Chinese Buddhism is the most prevalent, which has been transmitted from India since ancient times and was originally regarded as indistinguishable from the Huang Lao Immortal Magic. Later, due to the social environment and political difficulties, Buddhism was well spread, so it gradually developed into a traditional religion in China.

    Therefore, there are many temples in China, and there are also many so-called eminent monks. It is generally believed that the eminent monks have attained enlightenment and attained enlightenment. Therefore, they have been isolated from the world, and they can also promote the Dharma for others, and they have become enlightened real people, and Buddhism also has many related carriers, such as Buddhist scriptures, Dharma, relics, etc.

    Clause. 1. What are the relics?

    Speaking of relics, we all know that they belong to the possession of enlightened monks, and refer to the bones or remains of enlightened monks. It is said that the beads formed after the cremation of the remains of Shakyamuni Buddha were called relics, so the bones of the Buddha and monks were later called relics. Because ordinary people will become a pile of ashes through cremation, but after cremation, eminent monks will leave crystal clear and colorful beads.

    There are also specific differences between hair relics, claw relics, and tooth relics, and the relics left by the monks will be stored in the tower for worship. The Lingguang Temple in Beijing, China, enshrines the Buddha's tooth relics, and the Famen Temple in Shaanxi and the Leifeng Pagoda Underground Palace in Hangzhou have relics. In short, Buddhism's belief in relics has made it even more mysterious, and with the development of science and technology, later generations have a greater desire to explore relics and understand what it really is.

    Clause. 2. The relics only exist in the body of high monks, what is its chemical composition and what is its use?

    According to Buddhism, we know that relics only exist in the body of enlightened monks, and it is said that some relics are very strong, like Vajra is not bad, and the higher the monk's enlightenment, the stronger the Taoist power of the relics. In this regard, some people say that relics are a kind of stone in the human body, and the monks have always been vegetarian, light tea and light rice, and rarely appear body stones. Therefore, until now, people have not been able to accurately describe the chemical composition of relics, let alone find its use.

    Therefore, relics are more mysterious to humans, and it is said that when relics meet people who are related to them, they will produce more small relics. At the same time, Buddhism has many stories related to relics, which has cast too many mysteries on relics.

    Moreover, the relics are also endowed with great philosophical significance, and they are also a spirit worth learning, so we must respect the religious beliefs of others.

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    1. Remnants of Liang faction bones.

    After our bones are cauterized, they will recrystallize, and some of these small bones may become crystals, which are what we call relics.

    Others believe that relics are actually teeth.

    2. It is a human body stone.

    Because of the cause of disease, there will be stones in the human body, such as the most common kidney stones, gallstones, some people believe that relics are stones.

    However, this statement is also unlikely, because the main components of stones are calcium and metal salt precipitation, which cannot maintain the original form of slag at high temperatures, but will become powdery oxides; Moreover, if you have stones on your body, you will be surrounded by pain all day long, and those who have attained enlightenment are almost all healthy and long-lived people, so this is not possible.

    3. It is the belongings of the Buddha.

    There will be some wearables in front of the monks, most of which are gemstones, and the main component of gemstones is silica, which will be dissolved at high temperatures, and after dissolving, it may react with bones to form items such as glass, which is what we call relics, this is still possible.

    5. Temperature control.

    Some people believe that the formation of relics after cremation requires many conditions, such as temperature control and the use of firewood.

  15. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    Hello dear, relics are also called spirit bones, body bones, and remains, which are crystals left after cremation after a person's death. It has a variety of shapes, including round, oval, lotus-shaped, and even bodhisattva-shaped, some transparent, some agate-like, and some pearl-like brilliance. Some people say that the relics are stones in the human body, because the composition of the relics they study is similar to the stones after roasting, and the main components of the stones are calcium or metal salt deposits, which are similar in shape to ditches and are also fragile, but the hardness of the relics is extremely high, no matter how they are beaten, they will not be damaged, and the stones will turn into oxide powder at high temperatures.

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