What was Nagarjuna s position when he was living in this world?

Regarding the non-common manifestation of His Holiness, it is described in the Treatise on the Torch: "The great Acharya Nagarjuna, after attaining the truth of the Dharma, performed in the worldly realm the great attainment of Vajrayana. It not only possesses the happiness of being detached from human beings, but also has the peace of meditation and sustaining that is detached from the outer paths, sounds, and enlightenment, and also attains the body of all special beings, which is far away from birth and death.

His body is insatiable, and he has the merits of the Buddhas such as the Ten Powers and the Ten Fearlessness, and he goes to the Land of Bliss and lives freely in the world with the eight merits. The above shows that Nagarjuna relied on the path of concentration in this life and has already demonstrated the fruition of the double fortune vajra.

Nagarjuna obtained the Fu Fazang heart transmission from Pira, and it was the fourteenth ancestor of Fu Fazang.

Clear-minded and insightful, into the realm of Buddhahood.

Nagarjuna Bodhisattva has long been a Buddha, and the name Miaoyun is at ease, and Wang Rulai is at ease.

In fact, on the profile of the temple, it is better not to write about the person in charge or anything, this is a folk saying.

Bow to Nagarjuna.

Take a look at "The Legend of Nagarjuna".

Saroha is the guru of Nagarjuna, who received teachings from him on the four tantric continuations, including the Root Continuum of Tara, and is said to have been blessed by Tara when he saw Green Tara in person during meditation. Nagarjuna is the one who has attained all the mantras. From Nagarjuna's transmission of the Holy Heaven and the Holy Heaven to the Lesser Rahuloxian, when it was transmitted to the Lesser Rahulaxian, the tantric texts concerning Tara and the like were only transmitted in a single transmission.

From the little Rahurak to Chola Shek, from Drola Shekro to Kashmira Dharma Bazar, from Dharma Bazar to Naga Mizaar, from Naga Mizar to Nyima Baipa.

Tara was called Tara Bodhisattva (Sanskrit: tārā, meaning "eye", "wonderful eye", "pupil", "extreme", "salvation"; drolma, which means "salvation"), also translated as Tarama, Tara Buddha, Tara, Salvation Buddha. Buddhism believes that he is the female bodhisattva of the incarnation of Amitabha Buddha and Avalokiteshvara, so sometimes the sutras and scriptures are also called Tara Guanyin Bodhisattva and Tara Guanyin.

Dora Bodhisattva is a traditional Chinese translation, in the Tang and Song dynasties, directly transliterated from Sanskrit into Chinese, because Sanskrit tārā contains a variety of meanings, in the translation in line with one of the five rules of not translating, so the direct transliteration of Dora (Bodhisattva), without the use of paraphrase, including Master Xuanzang, Master Bukong, Master Faxian, etc. are all translated into Dora Bodhisattva.

There is only one Nagarjuna Bodhisattva, who was born in Nantianzhu 700 years after the Buddha's demise, and lived for 200 years.

Nagarjuna Bodhisattva (Sanskrit: Nāgārjuna Bodhisattva), also translated as Dragon Fierce and Dragon Sheng, is known as the "second generation of Shakya" in the history of Indian Buddhism, and put forward the Madhyamaka doctrine. Known as the Eight Ancestors.

He is the common patriarch of the eight major schools of Han Mahayana Buddhism (Vinaya, Sanlun, Tiantai, Faxiang, Huayan, Shingon, Zen, and Pure Land).