Goddess of mercy
Guanyin Bodhisattva (Sanskrit: Avalokitesvara with a Thousand Hands? Vara), Guanyin is Kumarajiva's old translation name, Xuanzang's new translation name is Guan Zi, and China is called Guanyin for short.
Guanyin Bodhisattva is also called Guanyin Bodhisattva, and Genjyo Sanzo also translated it as Guanzi Bodhisattva.
Since the Tang and Song Dynasties, folk beliefs have changed thirty-three times. Tantric statues have six avalokitesvara and seven avalokitesvara.
The six avalokitesvara sounds are eleven avalokitesvara sounds, infinite solo avalokitesvara sounds, thousands of hands and eyes avalokitesvara sounds, wishful wheel avalokitesvara sounds, horsehead avalokitesvara sounds and quasi-mention avalokitesvara sounds. In addition, the holy Guanyin is called the Seven Guanyin.
Maitreya bodhisattva
Maitreya Bodhisattva, also known as cishi, is powerless to win. He was born in Brahman, India, and later enlightened by Sakyamuni Buddha, and was awarded as a Bodhisattva. He is a bodhisattva who fills his life. The so-called compensation is the position where this bodhisattva can make up for the Buddha.
The image of Maitreya Bodhisattva among the people is a monk with a big belly and a smile. But in the world of fetal hiding, the image is that the left hand is the chest, the palm is open, and the right hand holds the lotus. There is a stupa in the crown, which is now a relic; The image in the diamond world is that the thumb, index finger and little finger of the right hand are upright, the middle finger and ring finger are bent on the chest, and the left hand is placed on the knee.
Vain Tibetan Bodhisattva
To hide the Bodhisattva in emptiness means to hide the blessings in the realm of emptiness and infinity, indicating the possibility that the blessings of qi can be generated and distributed infinitely. In the mandala of the womb-hidden world, the Bodhisattva of Void Tibetan is the owner of Void Tibetan Hospital.
The Bodhisattva in East Mikong seeks to smell and observe the image of this god through ingenious methods. The golden body of the Bodhisattva is solemn. Wearing the crown of the Five Buddhas, she sat in the upper part of the lotus, with a beautiful and joyful face. She holds a white lotus in her left hand, and there are wishful pearls on the flower, which emit yellow light. Her right hand is tied with a wishing mark, her fingers droop and her palms are outward.
King Kong Hand Bodhisattva
Vajrayana Bodhisattva, Vajrayana Zategwa, also known as tantric Buddhism, symbolizes "indestructible bodhicitta" and "worry is the wonderful principle of bodhi". The name in tantric refers to four things:
(1) refers to the second ancestor of esoteric Buddhism.
② It is one of the thirty-seven statues of King Kong Datura.
(3) He is the owner of seventeen mandala fairs in King Kong.
(4) He is the master of the "Great Wisdom King Kong Department" of Datura King Kong Department in the fetal Tibetan world.
Samantabhadra
Bodhisattva samantabhadra is a bodhisattva who wishes on a white elephant. In the old Indian saying, Pu Xian is called "Samando Bhatra", and Tantric Sect also calls Pu Xian a good photographer, as real as King Kong, as wishful King Kong, and regarded as the same person as Vajrayana. On the statue, Pu Xian waits on the Buddha's right beside a white elephant; Manjusri drives the lion to serve the Buddha.
It is said that Samantabhadra is in charge of the ethics, morality and morality of all Buddhas. Manjusri Bodhisattva is in charge of the wisdom and virtue of all Buddhas. It is generally believed that Bodhisattva Samantabhadra is a god who prays for the continuation of life. Pu Xian usually looks like a full-moon teenager riding a six-toothed white elephant and wearing a five-Buddha crown.
Manjusri bodhisattva
Manjushri Bodhisattva. He was born in Sti, sraffa, and became a monk after Sakyamuni Buddha. He often accompanies the Buddha in his release and helps him release his titles. "Manjusri" means wonderful, and "learning from others" means virtue and auspiciousness. Tantric Sect calls it auspicious King Kong, Prajna King Kong.
Manjusri Bodhisattva manages wisdom as opposed to Samantabhadra Bodhisattva. The image of Manjusri is generally like riding a lion, with five knots tied at the top, representing the five wisdom of the sun. In his left hand, he holds Yu Dou Luo, spends a Brahma, and in his right hand, he holds Vajrayana sword. There is also a bun, six buns, eight buns, and Manjusri, and they take different things.
Obstacle-removing bodhisattva
A bodhisattva who sweeps away obstacles. His moral behavior removed all the obstacles of trouble and removed the mandala statue in the fetal hiding world, which is also one of the mandala statues in King Kong 16.
Jizo
. Tantric Buddhism is also called Sad May King Kong, Peace May King Kong or King Kong House. Because it is as peaceful as the earth and as deep as a secret, it is called underground storage.
After the death of Sakyamuni Buddha, before the birth of Maitreya Buddha, the Bodhisattva Dizang vowed to be six sentient beings before becoming a Buddha. All beings don't spend too much, and they will become buddhas forever. Therefore, most statues of Tibetan Bodhisattva are dressed as monks, holding the orb in their left hand and Zhang Xi in their right hand.
Extended data
The status of Bodhisattva is second only to that of Buddha, and it is a figure who helps Buddha spread Buddhism and save all beings.
Bodhisattva is a male image in ancient Indian Buddhism. After spread to China, with the popularity of Bodhisattva belief and deep affection for the world, it gradually turned into a gentle and kind female image. In Buddhist sculptures, bodhisattvas are mostly dressed in ancient Indian and China aristocratic costumes, which are particularly gorgeous and elegant.
During the Hinayana period when Buddhism was just established, only Prince Siddhartha, the predecessor of Sakyamuni's lifelong practice and not yet a Buddha, was called a bodhisattva. After the establishment of Mahayana Buddhism, according to the theory that "everyone has Buddha nature, and everyone can become a Buddha", anyone who aspires, seeks Buddhism and Taoism, and popularizes all sentient beings is called a bodhisattva.
Later, the name was more extensive and secular, and people called those monks and nuns who were proficient in Buddhism and worshipped at home bodhisattvas. The bodhisattva's task is to turn all beings in reincarnation into buddhas.
The bodhisattva statues enshrined in the temple are mainly Manjusri Bodhisattva, Samantabhadra Bodhisattva, Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva and Tibetan Bodhisattva.
In short, seek great bodhi beings; Bodhicitta is a "Bodhisattva".
It is widely said that Sihong vows: "The vows of all beings are endless, the vows of endless troubles are broken, and the vows of infinite practice are achieved." However, bodhicitta is not an accidental idea of becoming a Buddha and benefiting for a lifetime, but a practice of achieving positive results.
The theory of Buddhism and soil has three meanings: "1. Refers to the reason of Zhusa Kuboth. 2. Because it is bounded by Bodhisattva, it is named Bodhisattva, full of self-interest and altruism, and willing to seek the interests of Great Bodhi. 3. Sa Yongyi, fighting for Bodhi, hence the name Bodhisattva. "
Bodhisattva is the general term for practicing Mahayana. From beginner to bodhisattva, it is shallow and deep. But most people always think of Guanyin, Maitreya and Manjusri, so they dare not call themselves bodhisattvas. Bud bodhisattva, although not yet great merit, is already the "head of all living beings"; It is respected not only by ordinary people, but also by the sages of two eras.
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