Can Southern Buddhism, Han Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism be embraced at the same time?

Impossible, because the establishment of religion, the meaning of religion, epiphany, discipline, and specific practice are different. For example, Nanguan is generally a Hinayana, which is called the upper part of Nanguan. Tibetan and Chinese biographies are all Mahayana. Even Mahayana is divided into empty cases. Because of the different education, Tiantai only knows the pure land of Huayan Method. . . Tibet is also divided into Ningmaru Saga. . . Every faction is different. Therefore, the commandments are different. For example, Han people generally don't eat meat, while Tibetans can eat meat. However, many Tibetan practitioners don't eat certain kinds of meat. There are also different ways of learning, such as pure land Sect, which is relatively easy. You don't need to learn too much theory. Gru, on the other hand, needs to start from the Bodhi Taoist order, practice in strict order, and learn all the classics. For example, Tibetan Buddhism will move forward. There are few such centralized repairs in Han and Nanchuan. So if it is repaired at the same time, there will be three major problems to be solved. First, different factions have different meanings. For example, there are two empty cases, and the fundamental foothold is different. One said it was empty, and the other said it was, hehe. You are easily confused and mentally confused. Second, different factions have different practices, some focus on the pulse first, and some focus on the mind first. You will be in a hurry because you can't integrate with each other, and problems and troubles will easily appear in your blood vessels. Third, each faction requires beginners to be single-minded when they get started. Its purpose is also to prevent problems and troubles. Even if only one method is adopted, there may not be any problems, let alone miscellaneous repairs. Don't talk about practicing, even if you practice qigong, you will get into trouble. Therefore, we must specialize in one subject at the beginning. Only when you can at least reach the level of being a teacher in this subject can you take part in the study and dabble in other subjects.

When it spread to the south, most of Southern Buddhism now came from the Great Temple School in Shangkou, which was divided into two branches, the Fearless Mountain Temple School and the Ruotuo Forest School. There are also some Buddhists who spread Bodhisattva and Taoism to the south. Popular in Southeast Asia. China's Shicheng School and Number Theory School belong to the top seats. Popular in Yunnan and other places. There are eight schools in China, including Sanlun School, Huayan School, Zhixue School, Tiantai School, Legalist School, Jing Zong School, Tantric School and Zen School. There are two roofs, inside and outside the mountain. Three pure lands, Maitreya, pharmacists and bliss. Tantric three legal systems, Tommy, Dali Tantric and Tibet. Tibetan secrets are divided into four factions, four big and eight small, and benzene waves. The biggest four are Nima, Gazhu, Sakya and Gru.

In Southern Buddhism, if a layman or monk is lazy, doesn't practice well, or even goes to secularization, it's just talk, and everyone will gossip. However, a person has serious faults to his teacher, such as killing him and going to jail. If someone accidentally mentions this disciple, many people will quietly stop talking and then walk away without even saying anything. Tibetan Buddhism is also very strict in this respect. The 14th Secret Sect of Supreme Yoga Department has the first commandment: Never disobey the words of the guru. Therefore, if a person wants to change what he has done, he must think it over and deal with related problems. As for beating, insulting, hurting or even killing one's own teacher, it is considered to be an extremely serious fault and should not be mentioned at all in any inheritance. Of course, people forget not only this matter, but also the person who did this behavior.

Southern Buddhism has always adhered to the ancient system and experienced many twists and turns in the long river of history. Because ancient monks were required to recite the teachings they had learned, monks who survived wars and turmoil learned the same things by comparing with each other. In the last century, various factions gathered in the south to examine and approve the three Tibetan scriptures in Bali. After translation, it is found that there is not much difference between the corresponding classics in the Chinese version.

Han Chuanfa was circulated and sold in Han Juan. According to the information provided by collectors and calligraphy lovers, only Pure Land and Only Knowledge have not found calligraphy books, and Dali tantra has declined. All other factions have French volumes. Thirty years ago, holding a calligraphy book was almost a status symbol of a generation of masters. In recent 30 years, it has become popular that you can't be a host and abbot without a law book, and the law book has also become popular. Many masters accept apprentices. The first thing they do is to give them a grammar book, and then ask the disciples what teaching method they want to learn. In this case, many collectors and lovers of French paper were born.

The inheritance pedigree in Tibetan Secret is strict. Those who want freedom from the Buddha must pass it on clearly. For a heritage, the heritage must be clear first, and then there are other evidences, which must fully prove the authenticity of the heritage and have not been added with any illegal content. But there has never been a legacy like souvenirs. In recent decades, due to the constant demands of the Han people, many inheritors began to wholesale various certificates, such as the living Buddha certificate and the King Kong master certificate. Some factions, such as the Gelug Sect, are extremely picky about the practice of concealment. Concealment means that the ancients were buried somewhere. A teaching method dug up by later generations. This place can be a cave, underground, in the river, in the air, or even in the heart. Ma Ning School, famous for its stealth, has its highest practice and dzogchen.

The commandments circulating in the south are different from those circulating in the north. In the south, unmarried adults can have a one-night stand and live together. Adult men who are not monks can go whoring. But don't think that they support their families to do this, but there is no religious punishment for doing so. The biggest difference between the precepts of Southern Buddhism and other sects is that they allow laymen to know the precepts of becoming monks and criticize them according to them. The commandments of the Han dynasty all belong to the law of four points, but they are loose and tight. Buddhism in Han dynasty did not allow monks to get married. As long as you become a monk, you must not commit any illegal acts. Tibetan secrets are passed down by three groups: monks, practitioners (families) and believers at home. Monks abide by the precepts, and men and women are generally not allowed. In a few areas, the yogi tradition and the monk group tradition are mixed.