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The Buddha also has a Buddha statue in the world, and the third Buddha of Xianzai, the Buddha of the Buddha and the Buddha Shakyamuni are the fourth Buddha ......

In fact, the current Buddha statues are also fantasized by people themselves, and burning incense and worshiping Buddha in temples is also a kind of spiritual sustenance for people.

There is no need to think about this question at all, when the Buddha was alive, there would definitely be no Buddha statues.

When there was a Buddha in the world, there was no Buddha statue, because he was the Buddha, and people respected him, and the Buddha statue was actually to worship him and respect.

There will definitely be no Buddha statue when the Buddha is alive, and the Buddha statue was erected to commemorate him.

Some people feel very scared when looking at the Buddha statues, this is because many temples are in the deep mountains and old forests, in relatively remote places, if a person goes to these temples, it is inevitable that they will feel very afraid. There are some temples that are not taken care of by monks, so the Buddha statues and other furnishings in the temples will fall a lot of dust, plus some cobwebs, it looks very eerie. If you watch horror movies a lot, you may feel even more scared.

The architecture of the temple is also very different from the building in the home, and even in the summer, you will feel very cold when you enter the temple. If you live in the countryside, you must have heard a sentence that one person does not enter the temple, two people do not look at the well, and three people do not hug the tree. If you want to go to a temple, it is best to go to some temples with monks, which is also a phenomenon that can reduce your fear, and there are temples with monks that will be taken care of.

Where there are people, everyone's fear will be reduced a lot, in fact, this is also a psychological thought. Generally speaking, girls and some children are more timid, and they may be more afraid after seeing these Buddha statues. <>

There are also many folk rumors about Buddha statues and some supernatural events, so many people will be more afraid, but I want to tell you that these are all non-dusty possibility, and Buddha statues are also worthy of respect. Many people will go to worship the Buddha statue in the morning, praying for a healthier family.

All fear stems from the fear of a basic thing in our hearts, or we are relatively timid, so there is a phenomenon of fear. It is recommended that you can learn more about it, learn about the relevant knowledge, or you can choose to go to the temple with your friends, so that you will be particularly scared and be able to better protect yourself.

In fact, it is a kind of thought or a kind of spiritual sustenance, the Buddha statue is not particularly important, in fact, there is no Buddha statue when there is a Buddha in the heart.

There must have been no statue of Buddha when he was alive, because he founded Buddhism, and his followers erected Buddha statues in his honor.

There must be no Buddha statue when the Buddha was alive, and it was good to worship the Buddha when the Buddha was alive.

Even so, we are still used to this, after all, it does provide psychological comfort.

I think there is. Great bodhisattvas such as Guanyin Bodhisattva and Manjushri Bodhisattva are the fruit land bodhisattvas who have attained fruit in the past, and the Buddha came to support the statue as soon as he was born.

Those who are not controlled by their thoughts and are truly alive are Buddhas.

Bodhisattva is the name given to the enlightened after the Buddha.

Buddhism was founded by the followers of the Buddha, and the Buddha himself did not even write Buddhist scriptures, let alone establish a sect. He just told us to "be our own beacons".

The quiet environment of the temple, the burning of incense, etc., were originally intended to provide a good place for spiritual practice. But later this act was symbolized, mythologized, secularized, and turned into a prayer to the gods and Buddhas.

The Buddha was originally worshiped to thank Siddhartha Gautama for his discovery, and he was a remarkable person. But later this act was also symbolized, mythologized, secularized, misunderstood, and turned into a prayer to the gods and Buddhas.

There are two kinds of people who want to become a monk: one is to escape from reality. One is to attain enlightenment through monastic practice and thus live out the true nature.

Life still needs some wisdom.

Please listen to Master Jingkong's "Understanding Buddhism", "The Four Teachings of Lifan", "Taishang Induction Chapter", "Dizang Sutra" and "Amitayus Sutra".

The "Path to Liberation", "Ahama Sutra", "Heart Sutra" and "Diamond Sutra" taught by the Dharma Master

Jian Fengwen layman talked about the "Lengyan Sutra", "Yuanjue Sutra", "Lenga Sutra", "Six Ancestors Altar Sutra" and "Three Ancestors Faith Inscription".

The vowel old man speaks of "Lotus Flower Record".

Master Shengyi's "Diamond Sutra" and "Six Patriarchs Altar Sutra".

There is a link to the Sanhui Zen room at the bottom of the homepage of my space, and there is one. Amitabha.

1.The Buddha is the true heart, and this is the only true Dharma in the world.

2.Bodhisattva means enlightened sentient beings, which means that a bodhisattva not only seeks liberation and enlightenment for himself, but also for sentient beings.

3.Buddhism is the religion founded by Siddhartha, the prince of Kapilavi in ancient India, after he became a Buddha 2,500 years ago.

4.Burning incense is one of the means to bond with the Buddha.

5.Worshipping the Buddha is also one of the means of bonding with the Buddha.

6.Many people want to become monks because they understand that Buddhism can bring enlightenment and liberation.

Ghosts are also called food incense, burning paper and burning incense is not to worship any gods and Buddhas, it was originally used to serve ghosts, because it is profitable, it expands its influence. The Buddha himself is atheistic, and Buddhism was originally a philosophical religion, so many people want to become monks and seek wisdom and liberation. But over time, Buddhism changed from an atheistic religion to a polytheistic religion, and even Shakyamuni himself was worshipped as a Buddha by believers.

If you look at Buddhism today, what is the difference between it and the vegetable market, where people exchange incense, paper, and coins of one cent or five cents for blessings.

Abbreviation for Buddha. Buddha is short for Sanskrit budddha, which means enlightenment in Chinese. It contains the three meanings of self-realization, self-awareness, and self-awareness. The Buddha is the highest practitioner of Buddhism, and Theravada Buddhism refers exclusively to Shakyamuni Buddha alone. There are many Mahayana Buddhas, and they generally refer to all those who have attained enlightenment.

Bodhisattva: Abbreviation for Bodhisattva. It refers to the practice of the six Mahayana perfections, seeking supreme bodhi, benefiting sentient beings, and attaining Buddhahood in the future.

Burning incense is a Buddhist way of practice. It is said that burning incense in front of the Buddha statue can spread one's merits everywhere.

In the eyes of Buddhists, worshipping the Buddha is a way to avoid sins in the middle of the world.

A Buddha is enlightened, a bodhisattva is a Buddha who is close to enlightenment, and Buddhism is a loose group of people who believe in Buddhism.

The main function of worshipping the Buddha is to give some people who have done bad things, people who have encountered setbacks, and people who are psychologically fragile to have a certain amount of psychological comfort.

Most of the monks are people who have a difficult life and cannot find their place in society.

To put it simply, a Buddha is an enlightened wise man, but this wisdom is not the wisdom that we comprehend, and this wisdom can know everything that happened in the past and future world. Those who can go to the world to purify sentient beings are called bodhisattvas. Buddhism is the education of Buddhism.

Burning incense is an act of expression for practitioners, and in a certain sense, it is a message to communicate with the Buddha. Worshipping the Buddha denotes an act of devotion to a practitioner. Some people want to become a monk, but the circumstances are numerous and complicated, and I will not go into details.

The Buddha is to make you free from suffering and happy, the Bodhisattva is a fan of the Buddha, and Buddhism is the dojo that provides people to become Buddhas. Incense is burned to repel mosquitoes and insects. Worship the Buddha is for exercising the body. A monk sees the suffering of the world and wants to leave it.

It's all to know what we are here for in this life? In order to understand why the world exists? What to do?

Read the book well, there are detailed explanations in the books of the ancients, they are all the experiences and experiences of the ancients, how can we know if we don't read or study? Therefore, reading, learning, understanding, practicing, and gaining experience and realm are what we should do in a down-to-earth manner.

None of them are really willing to become monks, they are all escaping the pressure that reality brings to them, but then again, these pressures are their own blame. No one forced anyone to burn incense, no one forced anyone to worship the Buddha, they all voluntarily burned incense and worshiped the Buddha. The Buddha is the one who makes you happy from suffering, and the Bodhisattva is a fan of the Buddha.

Buddhism is the educational abbreviation of Buddhism. You understand!

Enlightened people are Buddhas, the so-called Buddha things come over people are the future Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, it is like assisting the Buddha to do work, that is, to help the Buddha to save sentient beings together, Buddhism does not do all evil, all good is pursued, self-purification is the meaning of Buddhism is to remind us to keep the precepts, from the precepts to give birth to the Buddha, from the precepts to the Buddha to worship the Buddha is to let us let go of our own vanity, arrogance, arrogance and other psychology, and then to practice will gradually reduce some obstacles, but also our respect for the Buddha and Bodhisattva.

A Buddha is a wise person, an enlightened person. Buddha and Bodhisattva is a concept, in fact, Buddhism is an atheistic religion, is to rely on human wisdom to understand the laws of all things in the world, Buddhism to China after the integration with Taoism, adding the concept of gods and ghosts.

When the gap between people's spiritual world and the real world is too big, they will look for spiritual sustenance, find a reason to continue to live, as for what the Buddha and Bodhisattva are, there is no need to explain, burning incense is just to consolidate the status of their inner spiritual pillar through behavior, self-hypnosis.

Take a look at "Understanding Buddhism", your questions are all covered in it.

You are a Buddha, you are a Bodhisattva, all living beings are the Buddhas of the future, Buddhism teaches you to be enlightened, the way to burn incense and worship the Buddha, it is not the Buddha that worships, but the Buddha nature in your heart.

Buddhism says that everyone is a Buddha, and it is theoretically speaking. Indeed, our Buddha-nature does not increase in holiness and does not decrease in mortality, and the Buddha-nature of the Buddha is not as much as ours, and we are not as small as the Buddha's. But physically, we are still different from Buddhas.

The Buddha can be free in the void of the ten directions, but we can't. It's like a gold mine, the gold in the vase is extracted and made into a treasure bottle, and the gold in the vase is as much as the gold in the gold mine, but the value is different.

In addition, burning incense is not a patent of Buddhism, it is the result of the localization of Buddhism after it was transmitted to Middle-earth. Those who think that worshipping the Buddha and burning incense, but do not change their behavior from the true heart, to correspond to the Buddha, even if they burn the incense of the three thousand worlds, are only superstitious and useless. But worship the Buddha, the Buddhist scriptures say, worship the Buddha, sin destroys Hengsha.

To worship the Buddha more is to let go of one's greed, hatred, and ignorance, so that the goal of eliminating sin can be achieved.

1. It means that at the most abstract level, do not discriminate, saying that everyone is a Buddha, and saying that everyone is a human being, is the same meaning, a Buddha is a human being;

2. But in fact, it is very difficult for people not to be able to discriminate, for example, the sentence you asked, it means that your consciousness itself is intentionally separated;

3. As a teacher, the Buddha should be respected and mythologized by future generations, which is also cause and effect;

4. Many people burn incense, not out of respect, but for self-interest, so you will always see someone burning incense to worship the Buddha.

Everyone is a Buddha, which refers to the nature of human beings, and everyone has Buddha nature, but there are so many bad karmas that the Buddha nature is not revealed. To study Buddhism is to learn how to remove impurities and reveal the Buddha nature within.

Burning incense is a way of expression, if it becomes superstition, it has nothing to do with burning incense itself, it is caused by people's choice and ignorance of righteousness, and their hearts suffer from gains and losses. If you know how to reflect and correct, burn incense and don't burn incense, it's just a difference in the form of marriage, follow your fate, and treat everything respectfully.

I wish you good luck at six o'clock!

Everyone is a Buddha, but they have not yet become a Buddha, they are just future Buddhas. I went to the monastery to worship the Buddha in order to convince me to build confidence in becoming a Buddha. There is a way to always follow Buddhism.

If you have a Buddha in your heart, you are a Buddha, but most people don't realize it. Religion is just a kind of philosophy to educate people, most of the people in the world understand superficially, can't let go of all kinds of things, greed, worship no one is useless, or unhappy, unhappy means can't see through the eight sufferings of life, suffering from these eight sufferings every day, Buddha is liberating, don't have to suffer for the eight sufferings of life. Formalism is far less important, but in the eyes of most people, it is very important.

If you have attained spiritual freedom and compassion in your heart, then you have realized that you are a Buddha, and when you are awakened, you don't need to go to the shrine.

The world's ideas are often wrong, and the truth is often in the hands of a few, and they don't have to pay attention to it.

Everyone is a Buddha means that everyone has Buddha nature, but it is not that they have become Buddhas, but that they are ordinary people, confused and upside down, and do not know their own self

Everyone is a Buddha, which means that everyone is originally a Buddha.

Now because of confusion, it is not attained.

This one, of course, is different.

It's like a gold mine and **. Although the gold nature is the same. But after all, there is a difference.

There is no Amitabha Buddha in the south. I wish you all good luck.

Great treasure vast pavilion good dharani dharani).

The Buddha is the person who has come before, and the person is the Buddha of the future. You're right, just worship yourself. The question is, when you say this, do you feel the slightest vibration in your heart? But when you go to the temple, the environment of the temple will make it easier for you to hear your inner voice.

Everyone is a Buddha, emphasizing the equality of all beings, rather than allowing you to be self-serving. Dogs also have Buddha nature, if you can let go of the unequal heart, there is no difference between worshipping the dog and worshipping the Buddha, but we are prone to make the mistake of either looking down on the dog or looking up to the Buddha, this kind of inequality of the mind can only show that we do not really understand what is equality, what is called unholy.