Guanyin is a product of Buddhism or Taoism

Buddhism is a product of Guanyin.

Taoism is a product of Lao Tzu.

Guanyin Bodhisattva has become a Buddha a long time ago, in order to transform sentient beings, he drove the Cihang upside down, and incarnated as a Bodhisattva to come to the south to transform sentient beings. After Amitabha, he is the head of Elysium. At the same time, he and many bodhisattvas incarnated as gods of various sects to transform sentient beings, and incarnated as Cihang Master in Taoism.

I hope you don't use the word "product" to describe it in the future Thank you.

Avalokiteshvara is a Buddhist figure.

The three major apostates of Chinese mythology, Buddhism is the spokesperson for the image of the choice to enter the middle

This is a Buddhist figure, but the influence among the people is too great, forcing Taoism to have to introduce her, and also made up a lot of self-justifying stories, called "Guanyin Master" or "Cihang Zhenren". In fact, the word "bodhisattva" is a transliteration of the Sanskrit word bodhi-sattva.

Guanyin belongs to both Buddhism and Taoism, but in Buddhism and Taoism Guanyin Bodhisattva are two different identities.

In Buddhism, in the West he is a male figure, one of the main bodhisattvas in which Amitabha Buddha sits, and is ranked the same as the Bodhisattva of the Great Trend, together as the attendant Buddha of the Western leader, and their three Buddhas are commonly known as the "Three Sages". Guanyin in Taoism, she was originally one of the twelve golden immortals who expounded the teachings, and the practice dojo was located in Luojia Cave, and there was no record of her apprentice in the books, so it was actually understood that she had no apprentice, but in later film and television works, it was said that she had an apprentice named Long Ji.

Guanyin is Buddhist.

Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva, the name of the Buddhist Bodhisattva, is also translated as "Guangshiyin", the new translation is "Avalokiteshvara", "Avalokiteshvara", and the transliteration is "Avaluki Low Shebrahma" and "Avaluki Shivara". Amitabha Buddha's left attendant, one of the "Three Sages of the West".

Buddhism believes that Guanyin Bodhisattva is a bodhisattva of great compassion, and all sbeings in distress only need to recite his name, "the Bodhisattva immediately observes his voice" and goes to save and liberate, hence the name. Because of the Tang Dynasty's avoidance of Taizong Li Shimin's name, he went to the word "world" and was abbreviated as "Guanyin".

The legend of Guanyin:

According to legend, Guanyin's 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, the day of Nirvana is the 19th day of the 9th month of the lunar calendar, and the Dharma dojo is Putuo Mountain. The belief in Guanyin has a far-reaching influence 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.

This kind of legend of female Guanyin can be seen in Zhu Ben's "Quwei Old News" in the Song Dynasty. Subsequently, at the end of the Song Dynasty and the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, the pipeline rose to the "Biography of Guanyin Bodhisattva" to become a complete biography. Based on this, a large number of Guanyin storybooks such as "Xiangshan Treasure Scroll", "The Complete Biography of Guanyin in the South China Sea", and "Guanyin Attained the Dao" have also appeared.

Viewing the world. Sound Bod. Sa, Buddha.

Teach Bodhisattva. The name of the sa is also translated as "light world." sound", the new translation of "view".

"Freely", "Freedom in the World", "West. Fang Three. Saint" one.

Tang Dynasty. Generations avoid too much. Zong Li.

Generation. The name of the people, to the word "world", abbreviated as "view". tone".

It's all mentioned that the names are different, but they are all the same person, and they all admit that they have, which actually shows one thing, that is, the same root and the same origin, and the family is quite advanced.

Guanyin Bodhisattva belongs to both Buddhist and Taoist figures. It's just that in Buddhism and Taoism, Guanyin Bodhisattva are two different identities.

In Buddhism, in the West he is a male figure, one of the main bodhisattvas in which Amitabha Buddha sits, and is ranked the same as the Bodhisattva of the Great Trend, together as the attendant Buddha of the Western leader, and their three Buddhas are commonly known as the "Three Sages". Avalokiteshvara is a symbol of compassion and wisdom in Buddhism, and has an extremely important position in both Mahayana Buddhism and folk beliefs. The spirit of great compassion, led by Avalokiteshvara, is regarded as the foundation of Mahayana Buddhism.

The Buddhist scriptures say that Avalokiteshvara is the manifestation of the Dharma Ming Nyorai of the past, and he is looking for the voice of a bodhisattva everywhere in the immeasurable land to help suffering. Avalokiteshvara has a special relationship with Amitabha. He is one of the three saints of the West, and he is also a Dharmakaya master who has made up for his life, a bodhisattva who inherited the position of Amitabha Buddha, and it is also said that Guanyin is the incarnation of Amitabha Buddha.

Let's talk about Guanyin in Taoism, she was originally one of the twelve golden immortals who explained the teachings, and the practice dojo is located in Luojia Cave, and there is no record of her apprentice in the books, so it is actually understood that she has no apprentice, but in later film and television works, it is said that she has an apprentice named Longji.

This is a Buddhist figure, but the influence among the people is too great, forcing Taoism to have to introduce her, and also made up a lot of self-justifying stories, called "Guanyin Master" or "Cihang Zhenren". In fact, the word "bodhisattva" is a transliteration of the Sanskrit word bodhi-sattva.

Bodhisattva is the transliteration of Buddhist Sanskrit, and feels the meaning of affection. Avalokiteshvara is a Buddhist Bodhisattva practitioner and one of the three sages of the West.