Copyright © 2024 it doesn’t matter if you believe in these nine metaphors or not, but you have to think about it: the buddha said that all sentient beings have buddha nature and all have the virtues of tathagata, and they use simple and easy-to-understand metaphors to preach. what inspiration does this inspire you? can you convince the meaning of the metaphor? if you don't believe it, what reason do you have? if you believe, then this tathagatagarbha and this bright mind will exist from now until you become a buddha. how can you uphold this? … All Rights Reserved
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episode 11 of the interpretation of the rebirthtathagatagarbha | personal privacy and other information) please write to inform us. when this website receives information, it will immediately block or delete the content about you. contact information:tathagatagarbha | scan the qr code to share on wechat or momentsyi si | the dharma of the heavenly territorytathagatagarbha | the ninth metaphor is the golden metaphor in the clay mold: in ancient times, people used clay molds to cast buddha statues. first carve the patterns of the buddha statues in the clay mold, then melt the gold and pour it in. then when taken out, a perfect buddha statue appears.yi si | the role of guanyin heart sutratathagatagarbha | master, what is the relationship between the great white umbrella gai buddha mother and the loving mother buddhayi si |
comparison of metaphors: the golden statue represents the original pure and pure buddha nature; the clay model represents the vulgarity and dust; the buddha skillfully preaches and guides sentient beings to practice, just like peeling off the clay model, breaking all their obstacles and allowing sentient beings to achieve buddhahood.it doesn’t matter if you believe in these nine metaphors or not, but you have to think about it: the buddha said that all sentient beings have buddha nature and all have the virtues of tathagata, and they use simple and easy-to-understand metaphors to preach. what inspiration does this inspire you? can you convince the meaning of the metaphor? if you don't believe it, what reason do you have? if you believe, then this tathagatagarbha and this bright mind will exist from now until you become a buddha. how can you uphold this? …