What are relics and what are they used for?

The relics are the things left over from the incineration of the monks after they have been seated.

There is a theory of stones, but you can't believe it, is it that monks have stones?

The relics represent the Three Jewels of the Dharma and have a certain meaning.

Each ancient temple has a relic.

It's a monk's stone, which has been tricked into a treasure by some people, but it's useless.

Can stones burn relics? In high temperatures, the stones have already turned to ash.

Giant elephant, really knowledgeable!

Buddha bones, offerings, very precious, wisdom crystallization, worship!

There are two kinds of relics: true relics and false relics. True relics are the proof of practice left by a truly practicing practitioner after his death. False relics are stones that are deliberately prepared through diet, etc., and this kind of stone is a trap.

Ordinary people can't tell the difference, so the real faith in Buddhism is not based on seeing which great monk has relics. Relics are of no use to ordinary people, but they have tremendous blessing power for true practitioners.

Born from the heart, the environment changes with the heart.

There is no real function.

Relics are valued and respected in Buddhism. But in Buddhism, the concepts of "relics" and "relics" are different.

Posthumous Remains – Relics.

Sheri is the Hindi word, Sanskrit arīra, or translated Sri Ra, Sheri Ra; The meaning of "bone body", "body", and "body" is a general term for the body of Indians after death. But that's not what it was meant to be. The original meaning of the relics was "rice grains", because the Buddha relics resembled rice grains, so they got their name.

Therefore, the relics were originally only borrowed pronouns, and they were named entirely from their shapes.

In India, it is customary to use cremation to cremate the body after death, and the ashes (relics) after cremation are hidden in metal, stone, and ceramic containers and buried in the ground. The one that is slightly higher than the ground is called the tower, and the tower is the meaning of high appearance, which is equivalent to a Chinese tomb. Containers for Tibetan relics, whether metal or stone, have a special form and can be enshrined in a house, also known as a pagoda.

This kind of pagoda that hides relics is the ** of Chinese pagodas. Therefore, relics and pagodas, in the Indian national religion, became objects of reverence. In China, the remains of ancestors have become the object of respect.

Hello dear Xiaobai for the sedan chair loss you inquired about the relics in Buddhism has a variety of uses and meanings, the following are the most common, 1Offering relics to the people. 2..

Heal the relics next to the Son of God. 3.Teach the relics.

4..Cultural values. The belief and veneration of relics in Buddhism does not require people to pursue material gain or vanity.

Rather, through my belief in Buddhism, I found self-comfort and spiritual encouragement from the depths of my heart. The above information is in Zhihu.