What is included in the Pentateuch??? What do the five prajnas mean? How do you explain that?

That's the Pure Land Five Scriptures, and it doesn't seem to be the Pure Land Five Scriptures, so I don't know if it's true.

The Buddha said the Amitabha Sutra, the Buddha said the Sutra of Amitayus, the Buddha said the Sutra of Amitayus, the Great Trend to the Bodhisattva reciting the Buddha Yuantong Chapter, and the Bodhisattva of Fuxian Wish

Prajna, Sanskrit praj a, the meaning of wisdom. It refers to the five kinds of prajna wisdom that illuminate the Dharma realm and penetrate the truth. According to the Prajna Heart Sutra and the Prajna Heart Sutra Sutra Hidden Praise Scroll, the five kinds of Prajna are:

1) Reality refers to the truth of truth. This principle is the reality of Prajna, so it is called Prajna. (2) Contemplating Prajna refers to the wisdom of purity and infallibility.

This wisdom can see that all the Dharma is non-existent, and everything is empty, so it is called contemplation of Prajna. (3) The literal Prajna refers to the chapters and sentences of Prajna. Language and writing can interpret the principle of Prajna, and its nature is empty, so it is called Verbal Prajna.

4) Dependents Prajna, which refers to the six degrees of ten thousand lines. The six degrees of ten thousand lines correspond to the wonderful wisdom, and can achieve the prajna, for the contemplation of the wisdom of the dependents, so it is called the dependents of the prajna. (5) The realm of prajna refers to all the dharmas.

The Dharma is the realm of Prajna true wisdom, the realm has no self-phase, and it is manifested by wisdom, so it is called the realm of Prajna.

The Buddha spent 22 years talking about the Prajna Sutra, a total of 10 scriptures: "Great Prajna Sutra", "Radiant Prajna", "Maha Prajna", "Guangzan Prajna", "Dao Prajna", "Xuepin Prajna", "Shengtian King Said Prajna", "Ren Fang Jiling King Protector Prajna Sutra", "Reality Prajna", "Manjushri Prajna".

Prajna means wisdom, and only when wisdom is enabled can we understand the truth of life in the universe, move towards enlightenment, and achieve happiness from suffering for all sentient beings in such a wide range, which is why the Buddha used so long to say the Prajna Sutra. (Excerpt from Fang Haiquan Xiangyan Jushi French).

1. Prajna: A religious term, pinyin is bō rě. One of the two major branches of Buddhism, "Prajna" and "Zen Dharma".

組若 (bō rě), a transliteration of the Sanskrit word prajna. It is also translated as "Boruo", "cymbal", "cymbal", "Banruo", "Prararuo", "Prarairu", etc., which means "ultimate wisdom" and "discerning wisdom". Specifically refers to:

The wisdom of truthfully knowing everything and the origin of all things.

2. It is clearly defined in the Indian yoga scripture Yoga (Sutra of Oneness): Discerning wisdom is the method of eliminating the union of seeing and seeing and leading to the path to liberation, and through the practice of the various branches of unity, impurity is gradually reduced, and the light of knowledge will illuminate the ability to discern. The Eight Branches of Oneness:

External discipline, internal discipline, body adjustment, pranayama, sensibility, concentration, spirit, and harmony. This discerning wisdom passes through the sevenfold branches and reaches the final level.

1. What is the meaning of cherry blossoms?

2. What is the meaning of Prajna?

3. The meaning of Buddhist Prajna.

4. What is the original meaning of Prajna?

1.Supreme wisdom.

2.Prajna is a transliteration of Sanskrit, or "prajna," which translates "subtle wisdom, subtle wisdom, which refers to the subtle wisdom of truthfully understanding all things."

3.The full name of Prajna is "Prajnaparamita" or "Prajnaparamita", which means wisdom.

4.According to Buddhism, Prajna wisdom is a kind of supreme wisdom that sees and hears and understands all things, which is different from the wisdom of the mortal world.

5.In order to distinguish it from what people usually call "wisdom", it is called Prajna.

6.It is clearly defined in the Indian yoga scripture Yoga (Sutra of Oneness): Discerning wisdom is the way to eliminate the union of the seeing and the discerning view and lead to liberation, and through the practice of the various branches of unity, impurity gradually decreases and the light of knowledge illuminates the discernment ability.

7.The eight branches of oneness: external law, internal law, body adjustment, pranayama, sensibility, concentration, spirit, and god.

8.This discernment wisdom passes through the sevenfold branch and reaches the third level.

Wisdom, but wisdom, is not the wisdom of ordinary people, but as the constant greatness, greatness, truth in words, now according to the truth of the world to establish a name, false three. (: Three Prajna) ("Buddha Chang" filial piety) >> Brahman, wisdom is spoken.

These three things are always great. That is, there are three virtues, hence the name of the three generals. >> 1. The appearance is like this, and it is not lonely, nor illumination, delusion, and name, that is, all wisdom.

Those who are not lonely and not illuminated, lonely, illuminated, and silent are all said to be wrong, with the cover of two, and the virtue of the middle way. All wise people know all the ways of the Buddha and all the causes of life. >Second, according to the virtue, not according to the law, the law, the name, that is, all wisdom.

Those who do not shine according to illumination, illuminate illumination, and reason is not illuminated, so it shines on the virtue of illumination. All wise people can know all the names of the Dharma, and all the names of the Outer Laws. > three, convenient and skillful.

The virtue of convenience, not lonely and lonely, skillful division, name convenience, that is, Tao wisdom. (Those who are not lonely but lonely, lonely, with lonely, all the Dharma is born from this, and the nature is empty and lonely, and the virtue of convenience is also.) A wise person can use all the Buddha's ways to produce all the good causes.

The Three Tibetan Laws, written by Ming Yiru et al., >