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I remember that when I went to Wutaishan, Shanxi Province that year, I planned to enjoy five sets of scenery, but the tour guide routes were mostly temples. Five more Buddhist atmosphere, more temples, where they visited the temples for two days, showing devout believers everywhere. The surrounding area also forms an industry. However, I am more interested in the Guide's explanation of Buddhism. If you see a person who is not very knowledgeable about Buddhism, you can give a little talk about it. Actually, it seems that Buddhism has its own system of tens of millions of people. Here I just want to list what I am interested in:

It was initially introduced about the concept of dojo. It is said that Wutaishan is a Taoist dojo, but with the advent of Buddhism, Buddhism became one of the four famous Buddhist Mountains in China. Wutaishan is the Taoist field of Manshu bodhisattva. The Taoist field of puxian and Bodhisattva is Emei mountains, while the Taoist field of dizang and Bodhisattva is Jiuhuashan mountains. We can see that there are similar levels of Buddha and Bodhisattva. To be accurate, Buddhism is subdivided into the following parts: If the Buddha Sakyamuni is arranged down in Buddhism, it will be: Buddha, Bodhisattva, Rohan, voice, Emperor, piqiu. Sort down by Buddhist monk groups: biqiu (monk, 250 commandments), Sha mi (quasi monk, 10 precepts), and jushi (chef disciple, 5 precepts ).

Specifically, we need to introduce the distinction of Buddhism before the distinction between Buddha, Bodhisattva, and Rohan: after the death of the Buddhist founder Sakyamuni, Buddhism has different understandings and interpretations of the teachings of Sakyamuni, it has formed many different factions. According to their teaching principles and other aspects, and the sequence of the formation period, it can be summarized into two basic factions: Multiplication and multiplication.
"Multiplication" is a free translation of Sanskrit Yana. It refers to the means of delivery. It is a metaphor for a boat, a boat, and a vehicle that can carry humans. "Hinayana" (audio reader "Hinayana"), after Mahayana (music reader "moyangyanna") appeared (about a century ), for the original Buddhism (refers to Buddhism from the sixth century to the fourth century BC, Sakyamuni and its third and fourth siblings) and The Ministry of Buddhism (refer to the fourth century BC to the first century of the times, the mass Department of the Ministry of Buddhism), and "Mahayana" is the praise of the party. South Asia and Southeast Asian countries, such as Sri Lanka, Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, and Cambodia, have passed on as "Upper-seat Buddhism ", we do not accept the title of "Ride. Currently, the title of "Mahayana Buddhism" and "Mahayana Buddhism" is used in Buddhist history, but it does not mean that the title is "Mahayana Buddhism" or "Mahayana Buddhism.

Now, let's look at the distinction between the first three levels of Buddhism: Buddha, short for the Buddha, which refers to the person who feels, the person who feels, and the person who knows. Buddhism believes that consciousness has three meanings: self-consciousness, self-consciousness (enable sentient beings to comprehend), and self-fulfillment. In this regard, the perfection of sleep is the highest realm of Buddhist practice, and Buddha is the one who reaches this highest realm. In addition, the Buddha mentioned by Mahayana Buddhism is generally called exclusively for the honorific title of Sakyamuni. In addition to Sakyamuni, Mahayana Buddhism also refers to the person who successfully completes all his views. Bodhisattva is a practitioner who only reaches the realm of consciousness and consciousness, and has not yet achieved the fulfillment of vision and needs to achieve the Buddha's fruits in the future. Rohan stands for arhan, a conscious person. You need to know that, In Mahayana Buddhism, there is no such level as Bodhisattva, so Rohan is the highest position that practice can achieve.

Mahayana believes that there are countless Buddhas in the third ten, and Sakyamuni is one of the Buddhas. Those who believe in the Buddha can learn through the six degrees of the Bodhisattva (provisioning, holding the ring, humiliation, refined development, meditation, and wisdom) to achieve the Buddha fruit (called the "Bodhisattva ", meaning the sentient beings with a big vision ). With "moji Prajna" (great wisdom), we can find "A 3 3 Bodhi" (the supreme sense). Apart from all our troubles, we should also aim to save lives.
Generally, the temple's main temple (the Hall of great glory) honors the three Buddhas. There are two kinds of sayings about the "Three Buddhas". One is the past Buddha, present Buddha, and future Buddha divided according to the original time meaning, the other is to divide the sphere of influence by region. The three Buddhas refer to the pharmacy Buddha in the net glass world of the East, the Sakyamuni Buddha in the old PO world, And the Amida Buddha in the western jiile world. The former type of Buddha is called the vertical Buddha, and the latter is the horizontal Buddha:
The "world" of "Heng San" refers to the three spatial worlds that coexist, so it is called "Heng San ". In the middle of the figure, I presided over the life-in-law world, Zuo Lipu Xian Bodhisattva, and right Liwen Shu bodhisattva. On the left side, I held a pot on the left (indicating that the dew was filled), and I held a pill on the right, the two sides are sun and moonlight Bodhisattvas. The right side is Amida Buddha, and hosts the western bliss world. The "" "world" refers to the time in the life of an individual with a causal cycle and continuous migration. III refers to the past (past life, past life), current life (current life, current life), future (future life, next life) III. In the center is the present Buddha, that is, the Sakyamuni Buddha; on the left side is the past Buddha, that is, the lamp-burning Buddha. The Buddhist Scriptures say that when he was born, all the lights around him were like lights, and that the Buddha was not a Buddha, the lamp Buddha once "taught him" and predicted the future of the Buddha. The right side is the future Buddha, I .e. the Maitreya Buddha. The Buddhist scriptures said that he will inherit the Buddha's position of the Buddha and become the Buddha, so it is called the future Buddha.
There are also temples for "Three Buddhas" and "three bodies" to refer to three Buddhas. Zun stands for "Fa Buddha" name "Lu Hu na Buddha", which refers to the Buddha that embodies the dharma; Zun stands for "reporting Buddha" on the left, and name "Lu Shi na Buddha", which refers to the Buddha's fruit after learning; the right Zun refers to "the Buddha shall be", that is, the Buddha of Sakyamuni, which refers to the life of Sakya in order to satisfy the needs of all beings in the world.

It is also called "Sanji ". Life, Sanskrit Loka, said: "The world is a migration", that is, the flow of time. When Buddhism is used for causal reincarnation, the "world" refers to the time span of the first period of life and death of an individual. May also be said to the past, the present, the future, the past, this life, the next life, or the former, the middle, and the later. In Buddhism, the "world" is impossible in a short blink of an eye. The most short time is the so-called "moment III". The moment is the transliteration of Sanskrit ksana, meaning the most short time. The most common three are the "Life III" or "three generations" that take the first stage of life and death as the whole ". There is another kind of "robbery ". Robbery: refers to the transliteration of Van Gogh kalpa, which means a long time. Brahman believes that the world is going to experience many robberies. One is 4.3 billion 20 thousand years (or 12.8 billion years). At the end of the robbery, there is a "fire", burning everything, and then re-creating the world. Buddhism has taken another one as a whole. It is a little different from the above-mentioned outside-the-manistic saying, but it also believes that the world has a cyclical process of creation and destruction. The third of "sanshifo" refers to the last concept of time. In Buddhism, there is also the saying of the Third Three Thousand Buddhas, that is, the One Thousand Buddhas in the past, collectively referred to as the lamp-burning Buddhas; now the One Thousand Buddhas in the world, collectively referred to as the Sakya Buddhas; and The One Thousand Buddhas in the future, called Maitreya Buddhas. The Three statues on the Buddhist altar are the representatives of the three thousand Buddhas on the third day.

As a kind of religion, Buddhism also has its own books and studies, and my superficial opinion is also a way of cognition of life thinking.