In reality, can some people really see the light of the Buddha? Is it a hallucination or what?

The environment is born from the heart! Perhaps they practiced together in their previous lives, and made offerings to the Buddha together, so that they could manifest themselves in this realm, and if possible, the whole family believed in Buddhism and studied Buddhism! You can first look at the "Medicine Master Liuliguang Nyorai Wish Merit Sutra", "Amitabha Sutra", "Jizo Bodhisattva Wish Sutra", and then look at "Amitayus Sutra", "Diamond Sutra" and many other classics.

There's nothing strange about it, and there's no need to be afraid. You can take a look at "Understanding Buddhism" taught by Master Jingkong.

Let's talk about it, it's good for everyone to understand the world, look forward to it....

I keep a promise. There will always be an answer to the question.

Ah, look at the Buddha, I see the ghosts, is it real, or I see several, everyone doesn't believe it, but I saw it when I was very young.

Summary. Kissing, Buddha Light is a concept in Buddhism that is often thought to refer to the wisdom, light, divine energy, etc. of the Buddha. In Buddhism, the light of the Buddha is seen as a being that transcends the material world and therefore cannot be directly seen by ordinary people.

Some people claim to be able to see the Buddha's light, probably because they feel a sense of inner peace, tranquility, and peace through meditation, meditation, etc., resulting in a sense of transcending the physical world. But that doesn't mean they really see the Buddha light itself. In addition, there are also some people who claim to be able to see various gods, spirits, ghosts and other non-material beings, which may be because they have some hallucinations or delusions, or they are affected by mental illness and other factors.

Therefore, for those who claim to be able to see the light of the Buddha or other non-material beings, rational thinking and objective evaluation are needed to avoid being misguided and influenced.

Can some people really see the Buddha's light? Is it a hallucination or what?

Kissing, Buddha Light is a concept in Buddhism that is often thought to refer to the wisdom, light, divine energy, etc. of the Buddha. In Buddhism, the light of the Buddha is seen as a being that transcends the material world and therefore cannot be directly seen by ordinary people. Some people claim to be able to see the Buddha's light, probably because they feel a sense of inner peace, tranquility, and peace through meditation, meditation, etc., resulting in a sense of transcending the physical world.

But this does not mean that they really see the Buddha light itself. In addition, there are also some people who claim to be able to see various gods, spirits, ghosts and other immaterial beings, which may be because they have some hallucinations or delusions, or they are affected by factors such as the essence and emptiness. Therefore, for those who claim to be able to see the light of the Buddha or other immaterial beings, it is necessary to engage in rational thinking and objective evaluation to avoid being misguided and influenced.

I see, some people can see the Buddha light is superstitious, right?

Answer: Master???

Yes, some people think that being able to see the Buddha's light is a mystical experience of faith, but there is no scientific proof of this claim. Buddha light is a religious concept that generally refers to the symbols of ideas such as light, wisdom, and compassion in Buddhism. While some people may experience a feeling similar to seeing light in a particular state of mind, this feeling is not necessarily directly related to the light of the Buddha.

Therefore, it may be unreasonable to evaluate a person's state or state of practice based on delusional beliefs or unscientific beliefs.

Can some people really see the Buddha's light? Is it a hallucination or what?

Some people can really see the Buddha's light, but this situation is not everywhere. Generally speaking, due to changes in one's emotional posture and psychological state, some people may see the Buddha's light as a result. This is also known as "spiritual light" or "inner light".

In addition, it may also be a special hallucination, and the Buddha's light may appear under specific conditions caused by the collapse of the mental body, physical reactions, mental states, and physical reactions. What is certain, though, is that seeing the Buddha's light is an unusual phenomenon among Buddhists. And what is the greater force behind this remains an unsolved mystery.

Whether it is an illusion or not, if you can study the Dharma well and practice the Dharma seriously, you will have a relationship with the Buddha, and the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas will bless you. If you don't study the Dharma, if you don't practice the Dharma, then there is no point in seeing the Buddha.

Buddhism has a certain constraint on our behavior, which can be summarized in eight words, that is, do not do all evil, practice all good, you can correct your mistakes, and do good deeds, the Buddha and Bodhisattva will be very happy when they know it, and you will also have good fortune!

In the accumulation of virtue, it is easy for us to ignore the filial piety to our parents, and our parents are our greatest blessing. Filial piety to our parents can accumulate good fortune for us, while unfilial piety will undermine our good luck. Confucius said that the most difficult thing to be filial to one's parents is "erotic difficulty", that is, it is difficult to be kind to one's parents, so we must treat our parents with tenderness, speak softly, and do not speak fiercely.

Finally, I suggest that you ask for an introductory book on Buddhism to get a comprehensive and concrete understanding of the Dharma. The Buddha said that the human body is rare, and the Dharma smells bad. That is to say, it is a very rare thing to be reincarnated as a human being, and it is even more rare to get a human body and hear the Dharma, if we are in the world, without the guidance of the Dharma, without doing a lot of good deeds and accumulating virtues, we may lose our human body in the next life, and thus enter the three evil realms to suffer, (the three evil realms are hell, hungry ghosts, and livestock), so please cherish your Buddha fate, seize the time, and study Buddhism hard.

The book suggests "Understanding Buddhism" written by Master Jingkong, Buddhism explains the origin of our world, the task of life, and how we can get happiness from suffering, which is very worthy of our learning. This book can be pleased in the temple.

There is no death in all life, and there is no permanence in all actions.

The Buddha has three bodies, the Dharma body, the retribution body, and the incarnation. The Dharma body is immortal and imperishable, pervading the void Dharma realm, also known as: self-nature, truthfulness, dharma-nature, such as coming to Tibet, one true dharma realm, etc.

The Buddha's reincarnation and incarnation are the method of birth and death, and the use of the Dharma body, so there is a physical appearance, and there is life and destruction. For example, Shakyamuni Buddha is the embodiment of the world of samsara to transform sentient beings, this aspect can be said to be an illusion according to Shengyiti, and there is a common truth, so:

The reincarnation and incarnation of a Buddha is neither an illusion nor an illusion.