How to interpret the three Qings only need the mud upper body, but the Buddha wants a golden body?

The Sanqing is the supreme deity in Chinese Taoism, including the Yuan Shi Tianzun, the Lingbao Tianzun, and the Daode Tianzun. They are depicted wearing black robes, white belts, white boots, and long black hair fluttering. However, they are depicted with only clay upper body figures, rather than wearing other valuable items or jewelry.

In contrast, the Buddha in Buddhism is depicted wearing a golden robe, holding ** Buddha beads, and with a kind smile on his face. The golden body of the Buddha is seen as a symbol of the sacredness and nobility of the Dharma. Therefore, in Buddhism, the golden body of the Buddha is regarded as an important object of worship.

This difference reflects the different interpretations and expressions of the gods in Taoism and Buddhism. Taoism focuses on the power of the Tao and the nature of nature, while Buddhism focuses on the wisdom and compassion of the Buddha. Thus, in Taoism, the image of the deity is reduced to its simplest form, while in Buddhism, the image of the Buddha is depicted as a more ornate and noble image.

Not accurate enough! Originated from ancient times, in the past he did not have too many building materials, people stone carving, the construction period is relatively long, the materials are not easy to obtain, it is easy to obtain a lot, the ancient past are made of mud, in the middle of which some grass is used as a fixed wood skeleton as a support, after the outside of the package of some cloth, and then pay some fine mud to dry, to be used for painting, so that the production process necessary materials are easier to obtain, and then now? He is all kinds of materials can appear, especially the production of copper, then his resistance is better, he probably preserved for thousands of years, and it is no longer broken, so it is easy to be on this, so this is a problem of the times, a problem of materials, not necessarily so.

The icons of any sect are made by ordinary people, whether they are clay or golden, they are just for the sake of showing a dharma, as long as all sentient beings are happy.

There are eighteen kinds, with the true appearance of the form: one carved Zhubao Jade Qiong Yao, Lang Ji seven treasures and the like, two cast with **, three cast with **, four cast with red copper, five cast with blue iron, six cast with pewter, seven carved incense plum sandalwood sinking water, eight weaved, nine embroidered, ten clay sculptures, eleven clamps, twelve sketches, thirteen murals, fourteen chisel niches, fifteen engraved stones, sixteen built monuments, seventeen incense clay printed, eighteen printed paper fan mud, carved bricks and soil, carved tile grinding bones, carved teeth and wood, snow painting ash. A thought is heartfelt, and the blessing is immeasurable......—Orthodox Daozang, Taipingbu, Dongxuanlingbao, Three Caves, Fengdaoke, Martial Arts, Beginning, Volume 2, Statue 5

There is no such record in Buddhist scriptures, and most of the Buddha statues are also made of stone, wood, copper, and iron. There is a sutra for making a Buddha statue, and there are only the image of the Buddha and the size of the Buddha and the magic weapon in his hand, as well as the color, etc., and there is no hard requirement for the material.

Both dirt and ** are fake, they are all empty. Self-nature is the true Three Purities, and self-nature is the true Buddha. The worldThe eyes of sentient beings only see the material of the statue, but they cannot see the real body.

The father of the Buddha was the king of Kapilavi, the head of the head of Tudana, the king of pure rice in Chinese. Mother's name is Maya. She is the eldest daughter of King Zenkaku of Tenji Castle, across the river from Kapila Guardian Castle.

According to the custom of the time, Mrs. Maya returned to her mother's house to give birth to the Buddha on her way through the Lumbini Gardens, which is now the site of the Lamed Monastery in the present-day village of Podoliya in southern Nepal.

Background of the times: According to legend, the Buddha was an ancient Indian.

The descendants of the famous royal family of the Vedic period, King Yishima (Yijiu King), that is, the Chinese translation of "King of Sugar Cane", the crown prince of King Jingfan of the Kapila Guardian Kingdom, belonged to the Kshatriya caste.

Kapilawei is a small city inhabited by the Shakya people, located in the Himalayas.

At the foot of the city, near Tirolak, which borders India in the southern part of present-day Nepal, was then a vassal state of the Kusara Kingdom.

In the 4th century.

By the time I visited India, the country was in decline. At the end of the 19th century, archaeologists unearthed a stone pot containing bones engraved with a Brahma riddle script popular in centuries BC, meaning the bones of the Buddha worshipped by the Shakyas. In addition, Ashoka is found in Kapilavi.

The stone carvings built during the tour confirmed its approximate geographical location, and archaeological excavations have been carried out in Nepal since then.