In Buddhism, it is often said that Shakyamuni s disciples showed great powers.

Tomorrow will be the eighth day of the new year. Buddha.

You don't have to go to find such a powerful god. Buddhism teaches you how to become a Buddha, and when you understand yourself, you yourself are in heaven, you yourself are a Buddha, and you yourself are a god with great powers. You don't have to look elsewhere, but you have to look at yourself.

The Dharmakaya Buddha (Virujana Buddha) represents the Buddha body formed by the condensation of Buddhist truth (Dharma).

The Buddha of Rebirth (Lushena Buddha) attains the Buddhahood through practice and enjoys the body of the Buddha Kingdom (Pure Land).

The Buddha of the Avatar (also known as the Buddha of Incarnation, that is, Shakyamuni Buddha) refers to the various incarnations of the Buddha as transcendent beings and the appearance of opportunities and circumstances.

The three bodies of the Buddha refer to the Dharmakaya, the retribution, and the reciprocal body.

1. Dharmakaya: In order to prove that the truth of reality is the rational body, there is no difference, and it is called the Dharmakaya. The Dharmakaya represents the rationality attained by the Buddha;

2. Retribution: The reward for the good and solemn body that appears due to the merits done in the place is extremely subtle, and cannot be seen by non-human beings. Reincarnation represents the meritorious wisdom attained by the Buddha;

3. Avatar: A body that appears in accordance with the nature of the sentient beings it incarnates, also known as an incarnation or an incarnation, is generally manifested as a body with 32 phases, 80 kinds of goodness, and a round light on the back of the neck. The body represents the appearance of the Buddha.

But to say that there are three bodies does not mean that there are really three bodies, nor does it mean that there are no three bodies, as Master Yu Yi said: "Three bodies are not one and not three, but three and one." Not vertically and horizontally, not parting, never parting, inconceivable......The incarnation of life in the cohabitation soil is still restored, and the law is also returned. ”

3. The Dharmakaya of the Buddha is a simple physical body, formless and formless, but it is the root of everything, and the incarnation of retribution should emerge from the Dharmakaya, so the Dharmakaya is the Buddha itself. Therefore, the Diamond Sutra says: "If you see me with color and ask me with your voice, you are walking in an evil way, and you will not be able to see what you are."

How did Buddhism come about? Here's how it came to put it simply:

More than 2,000 years ago, there was a wise man in India called Shakyamuni, he gave up the rich life of the court, left home to do penance, went through a lot of hardships to realize life, obtained great wisdom, he experienced the happiness of enlightenment, the freedom of enlightenment, so he wanted to help more people to become enlightened, so he founded a sect, began to talk about the theory of his perception, the sect he founded is Buddhism, the theory he talked about is the Dharma, in order to inspire those who are still confused, troubled, in the Dharma, he pretended to set up an image of an enlightened person, that is, the Buddha (so Shakyamuni and the Buddha cannot be completely equated), and then hypothesized a realm, that is, the realm of Buddhahood and enlightenment, and depicted this realm as desirable, so as to attract more lost people to believe and pursue. Then, according to the different root mechanisms of these people, they founded the 84,000 methods, the path of suffering and extinction, the three schools of precept and wisdom, and the six degrees of ......And the only purpose of all these theories is to open up the inherent wisdom of the deluded, to get out of the confusion, and to become a person who is as enlightened as him--- that is, a Buddha. And when the deluded person becomes enlightened, he will find that Shakyamuni did not really say anything, and that the so-called Dharma he said is just a guiding tool for the practitioner to move forward.

These theories that he pretended to establish have been sorted out by later generations and are the Buddhist scriptures that we have handed down. After his death, those who believed in Shakyamuni and believed in the Dharma gathered together, and according to the description of the Dharma, temples were built, statues of Buddha were cast, and various daily practices were established, and Buddhism continued to develop and mature.

When Shakyamuni Buddha was alive, he did not have the concept of Buddhism, so it cannot be said that he was founded.

It has no special functions, but it is just to tell the world the truth.

In addition, Buddhism is not a religion in itself, but is the Buddha's teaching to all people.

Let everyone go to the fate if they don't work.

Take a look at the beginnings of various Buddhist scriptures, such as the Lengyan Sutra, Save Ananda.

It is said in the Buddhist scriptures that you can go and see it.