What is Miaojue Bodhisattva? What does Miaoyin Bodhisattva mean? How do you explain that?

It is the Buddha fruit, and the bodhisattva who has attained the Buddha fruit can be said to be regarded as "an underground Buddha without publicity".

At the end, the realm of learning Buddhism enters the stage of ten statuses, and gradually rises, as follows:

One Land Bodhisattva: Rejoicefully.

The Bodhisattva of the Two Lands: The Land of Detachment.

Bodhisattva of the Three Lands: Luminous Land.

Bodhisattva of the Four Lands: Flame Wisdom Land.

Bodhisattva of the Five Lands: The Land of Difficulty.

Bodhisattva of the Six Lands: The Present Frontier.

Bodhisattva of the Seven Lands: Far Away.

Bodhisattva of the Eight Lands: Immovable land.

Bodhisattva of the Nine Lands: Good and Wise Land.

Bodhisattva of the Ten Lands: Dharma Cloud Land.

Waiting for the Bodhisattva of Enlightenment. Miaojue Bodhisattva (refers to the attainment of enlightenment and consummation. If you practice to this level, you will be able to cut off all your troubles, complete your wisdom, and realize the wonderful principle of nirvana).

One of the 52 stages of Mahayana Bodhisattva Path. One of the forty-two places. It is also known as the wonderful place.

That is, it refers to the ultimate Buddhahood of enlightenment and consummation. If you practice to this level, you will be able to get rid of all your troubles, complete your wisdom, and realize the wonderful principle of Nirvana. And it can transcend the four demons, illuminate all things, and know all things such as the Buddha kingdom with one thought.

It is the realm of the Bodhisattva 52 perfection is the Buddha, some Bodhisattvas have complete merits but do not want to be a Buddha (become the image of the Buddha), in order to better fulfill their great wishes, so it is still the image of the Bodhisattva, the Bodhisattva such as Jizo, Manjushri, Guanyin, Puxian, Dashi Zhi, etc. are all the realm of Miaojue (its blessings are far greater than the general incarnation of the Buddha, only under the Buddha, the merit is equal to the Buddha).

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Hello, Miaojue is the fruit of practice, and Miaojue is the meaning of Buddha.

Mystic enlightenment is the highest of the 52 levels of a bodhisattva's practice to Buddhahood, just like from kindergarten to preschool, and then through elementary school, middle school, university to graduate school, postdoctoral degree, and so on.

The 52 levels of a bodhisattva are: 10 beliefs, 10 dwellings, 10 elements, 10 dedications, 10 grounds, equal enlightenment, and wonderful enlightenment.

From the first residence to the ten dedications, there are a total of 30 ranks, which are the sage positions of the bodhisattvas, usually referred to simply as the three sages. The last thought of the ten dedications, first breaking through a point of ignorance, enters the first place.

Ten times to practice the Middle Taoist Temple, with the Middle Taoist Temple to break through one point of ignorance, one point and three virtues, and the third is not retreated. Above the first earth, there is the holy bodhisattva.

The last twelve levels are saints, that is, from the first ground to the tenth place, plus equal enlightenment and wonderful enlightenment. The Bodhisattva of Equal Enlightenment is the great Bodhisattva who is about to become a Buddha, and the Bodhisattva of Miaojue is the Buddha.

If you come to get the body of enlightenment, it is inconceivable, and it is the most victorious and unsurpassed, so it is called supreme enlightenment. Yuanjue Sutra (Da 17, 917 B): 'The supreme wonderful awakening, all over the ten directions, born as it comes. ’

Therefore, Miaojue is the ultimate fruit of a bodhisattva's practice, that is, the fruit of a Buddha.

Miaojue Buddha is the true Buddha, with six divine powers, and those in the Gluttonous Sect are Burrow Buddhas, without supernatural powers.

Self-consciousness to the subtle Buddha's teachings is also the meaning of clear mind insight or awakening......~

Miao Yin, Sanskrit name ma ju-ghosa. Transliteration of Manjushri Qusha Bodhisattva. In the Lotus Sutra Wonderful Sound Bodhisattva product, the merits of this bodhisattva are contained.

However, in Esoteric Buddhism, this deity is the same as Manjushri (Brahmana ma ju rī, meaning wonderful auspiciousness), which represents the virtue of Manjushri's teachings. According to the Great Nikkei Shujuan, Miao Jixiang Bodhisattva is also known as Miao De and Miao Yin; Because of his great compassion, he began to perform the wonderful sound of the Dharma so that all sentient beings could hear it. Among the modern mandalas in the Tibetan realm, this figure is located in the fifth place in the north of Wenshu Monastery**.

The Xuanfa and the two rituals of the green dragon are called the five-haired Manjushri, and the five wisdoms of the expression. In the mandala of the present figure, its image is in the shape of a child, with three hairs, the body is yellow, the right fist is erected, placed in front of the chest, holding the blue lotus, the left palm is tilted upward, holding the Brahma Zong horizontally, and sitting on the red lotus. Its seeds and samaya forms are the same as those of Paixun Manjushri.

Cf. Manjushri 1426) p2850

The details are as follows: According to legend, in ancient times, King Miaozhuang had three daughters, and the third daughter was called Miaoshan, who was very smart since she was a child. When it was time to get married, he suddenly wanted to become a nun.

King Myeokzhuang was furious and expelled Myeon-sun from the palace. Later, King Miaozhuang suddenly got a stubborn disease, and his life was in danger, and a monk came to point to the Hong clan, and asked his daughter's hands and eyes as "medicine guides" to **. It's a pity that the eldest daughter and the second daughter didn't agree at all.

Then, the monk said to King Miaozhuang that there was an immortal in Xiangshan who was willing to cure a stubborn disease. King Miaozhuang sent someone to invite, and the Xiangshan immortal was invited here, and the king of Miaozhuang found out that the Xiangshan immortal turned out to be his third daughter Miaoshan. Miao Shan did not hesitate to offer his hands and eyes to make medicine for his father, and King Miao Zhuang was cured.

Later, the Buddha read Miaoshan a piece of filial piety, gave Miaoshan a thousand hands and thousands of eyes, and the world has since worshiped Miaoshan as Guanyin. This is the true origin of the Chinese version of Guanyin. Avalokiteshvara is one of the four great bodhisattvas of Chinese Buddhism.

According to legend, his birthday is the 19th day of the second lunar month, the day of enlightenment is the 19th day of the 6th month of the lunar calendar, and the day of Nirvana is the 19th day of the 9th month of the lunar calendar. The belief in Guanyin has a far-reaching impact in China, resulting in various folk legends about Guanyin Bodhisattva, such as the widely spread saying that Guanyin is the third princess of the king of Xinglin Miaozhuang, Princess Miaoshan.