What exactly does it mean to attain the attainment of a Buddhist practitioner?

What does it mean to attain the state of enlightenment? Perfection means very complete, so he is facing the consciousness of the fruition position, which is also the meaning of waiting for the result, because he thinks that the fruitfulness of the result is the result, which is a more interesting result, so he needs to wait for the realization of the fruition.

What does it mean to attain the attainment of perfection and enlightenment, which refers to the knowledge of Buddhism that enables all beings in the world to attain the supreme perfection of enlightenment. This is the motivation and cause of the Mahayana path.

The fruition level refers to the state that can be attained when practicing Buddhahood. In Theravada Buddhism there are a total of four fruit positions, which are arhats, anahams, stohans, and sudras; In Mahayana Buddhism, there are three fruits, namely Buddha, Bodhisattva, and Arhat.

Theravada Buddhism believes that there is only one Buddha in this world, and that Buddha is Shakyamuni Buddha. Mahayana Buddhism, on the other hand, believes that all living beings have Buddha nature, that everyone can become a Buddha, and that the highest state of personal practice is a Buddha.

The highest attainment in Hinayana Buddhism is an arhat, and the sages in Theravada Buddhism do not seek to become Buddhas, but only to be able to enter the realm of Nirvana, and then settle down in Nirvana, and no longer to transform sentient beings, so they cannot be called bodhisattvas or become Buddhas. The Mahayana Bodhisattva Path, although it enters Nirvana, does not live in Nirvana, and although it can liberate itself from birth and death, it is still inseparable from life and death, so it is called the Bodhisattva Path in order to be able to conveniently transform sentient beings.

The bodhisattva fruit position is divided into 52 levels, such as "ten faiths, ten dwellings, ten elements, ten dedications, ten grounds, equal enlightenment, and wonderful enlightenment". The forty ranks before the ten lands were mortals; The twelve ranks above the primordial land are saints.

The fifty-two ranks of bodhisattvas.

If a mortal attains the fruition of the primordial bodhisattva, everything will change qualitatively, and he will be able to produce a hundred incarnations in an instant, and go to a hundred pure lands to meet the hundred Buddhas. In an instant, you can get the blessing of a hundred Buddhas, and you can also know clearly; If you know that there is a need to live in the world with your divine powers, you will bless your life with your own merits, so that your life will go through a hundred eons ......

Bodhisattva is a transliteration (simplified translation) of Sanskrita, and the full translation is "Bodhisattva". Its meaning, "Bodhi" is enlightenment, "Sadu" is sentient beings, and Bodhisattva is sentient beings. Sentient refers to a life of affection and affection.

A person who believes in Buddhism and learns Buddhism and vows to save others by himself, or even sacrifices himself to save others, can be called a bodhisattva. In other words, from the initial vow to the Buddhahood, one can be called a bodhisattva, so there is a difference between an ordinary bodhisattva and a virtuous bodhisattva.

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. The Bodhisattva of Equal Enlightenment is the great Bodhisattva who is about to become a Buddha, and the Bodhisattva of Miaojue is the Buddha.

In other words, the former of the earth is called the Bodhisattva, the one on the earth is called the Great Bodhisattva, and the more than seven places are called the Bodhisattva Mahasattva. Usually the bodhisattvas mentioned in Buddhist scriptures refer to the holy bodhisattvas, that is, the bodhisattvas above the primordial ground. The most familiar to us are Guanyin, Dashi Zhi, Manjushri, Puxian, Maitreya, Jizo, etc., which are the great bodhisattvas of equal enlightenment.

It's you. Take the vows. Endure humiliation. Diligence. Meditation. Wisdom) six lessons. What did I learn.

There is no Amitabha Buddha in the south. I wish you all good luck.

Great treasure vast pavilion good dharani dharani).

It is the location of the fruit bowl