What happened to the Bodhisattva How did the Bodhisattva come about?

100% superstitious. I went to read the "Lengyan Sutra", and I didn't have time to read the "Diamond Sutra". Understand the meaning of the Buddha well, and then you can know what the real Avalokiteshvara is.

This is not what the bodhisattva asks for blessings. I ask Medicine Buddha and Avalokiteshvara every day, and I know how to pay attention.

Master Taixu once said that when a person becomes a Buddha, he becomes a Buddha. To learn Buddhism, start with the five precepts. Do a good job of people first.

Are you kidding? Godmother? Don't you know that the Bodhisattva was a man when he was a human? Halo: That's a thing.

And friend I would like to remind you

It's Guanyin Bodhisattva, not Guanyin Bodhisattva.

Don't be superstitious. Dharma is wise. Otherwise, beware of being obsessed.

The Buddha has impermanence, Guanyin has ten thousand phases, too persistent!

According to the Buddhist "Sadness Sutra", the prince of the Buddha is the great wish to make all sentient beings live in peace and happiness, and to have great compassion for cutting off the suffering and troubles of sentient beings.

The great compassion and compassion of Guanyin Bodhisattva has a very high and far-reaching influence among the people. In many works, Guanyin's influence is beyond that of the Jade Emperor, in the familiar "Journey to the West", Guanyin's great mercy and compassion are boundless, but the Jade Emperor is the one who was driven under the table by Sun Wukong sitting on the Lingxiao Treasure Hall, and the contrast between the two is obvious.

It's just that we must first determine a concept, Guanyin belongs to Buddhism, and the Jade Emperor and others belong to Taoism, bichics and sects, and have their own contention, and "Journey to the West" itself cannot get rid of the suspicion of thick Buddha and thin Taoism, this is just a mention, and I won't elaborate on it for the time being. Guanyin is the most universally feared, but it is also the one who has been the most localized and changed, the most distorted, and has almost lost the original image of Guanyin Bodhisattva.

Guanyin Bodhisattva, also known as "Guangshiyin" and "Guanyin", "Guanyin" is barely an abbreviation, since the Tang Dynasty, the reason is obvious, to go to the word "world", but also to avoid Li Shimin. Most of us now call it Avalokiteshvara, or Guanyin Bodhisattva.

The Bodhisattva is the result of cultivating altruism, and the Bodhisattva is an ordinary person, an ordinary person, and the difference is that the Bodhisattva has a broad mind and can support the boat in his belly, and the Bodhisattva is hidden in the public, and the Bodhisattva's thought is that the interests of others are more important than their own interests.

Just as a towering tree grows from a young shoot, a bodhisattva is also achieved step by step by an ordinary practitioner.

What does bodhisattva mean? Mine is as follows:

Bodhisattva [pú sà] is an abbreviation for "Bodhisattva". Translation: Feel affectionate.

A practitioner who seeks supreme bodhi with wisdom, transforms sentient beings with compassion, cultivates paramitras, and attains Buddhahood in the future. Those who seek Bodhi bravely. As far as the two vehicles of sound and hearing and dependent consciousness are concerned, if they are viewed from the point of view of seeking bodhi (enlightenment), they can also be called bodhisattvas;

Mahayana practitioners who specifically refer to the supreme bodhi are called: Mahasattva, Mahasattva, Bodhisattva Mahasattva, Bodhisattva Mahasattva, Mahabodhisattva Mahasattva, Mahabodhisattva Tisattva, etc., to distinguish them from the two vehicles. The Bodhisattva of Equal Enlightenment is the great Bodhisattva who is about to become a Buddha, and the Bodhisattva of Miaojue is the Buddha.

Bodhisattva is the necessary identity of all beings to become Buddhas, sentient beings to become Buddhas, must first make a great wish, the most important of which are four, called the four grand vows: "All sentient beings have boundless vows, endless troubles vow to break, immeasurable vows to learn, and supreme vows to achieve Buddhahood." It can be seen that it is not easy to become a bodhisattva worthy of the name.

Usually in Buddhist scriptures, the bodhisattva refers to the rank. According to Huayanzhi, the Bodhisattva is divided into 52 levels (Ten Faith, Ten Dwellings, Ten Elements, Ten Dedications, Ten Grounds, Equal Enlightenment, and Wonderful Enlightenment), of which the Ten Beliefs are ordinary people, the Ten Residences, Ten Elements, and Ten Dedication Positions are virtuous Bodhisattvas, and only the last twelve ranks are saints, that is, from the first place to the ten places, plus Equal Enlightenment and Wonderful Enlightenment.