How many floors are there in the tower of the temple?

How many floors are there in the tower of the temple? The explanation in the Buddhist dictionary is that the pagoda (miscellaneous language) is also a floating picture, so it is a rest. Press the pagoda. That is, the different translations of Buddha. Buddhism was founded by Buddha. The ancients called stupa stupa. Buddhism is a pagoda road. Later, he called this pagoda a pagoda.

The explanation of floating picture is: floating picture (miscellaneous language) Buddha, also Stu%pa, also floating head, pagoda, Buddha picture, the old translator thinks that Buddha is tone sandhi. In the second episode of Guang Hongming, he said:' Floating pictures, or talking about Buddha, announcing the turn, and translating clouds into sleep. Eliminating filth into consciousness is also a sacred consciousness. "On the first day of Nanshan's warning, he said,' Those who talk about Buddhism, all the clouds, or floating tuo, Buddha, step tuo, floating figure, floating head, cover up the false ears of sound transmission. There is no such thing as a person who feels in the name of righteousness. "The secret collection book says:' Futu belongs to the Buddha, the newcomer said it was him, and the ancients said Futu also.' Philosophers believe that the sound of waves (that is, towers) is blocked in the sixteenth wisdom theory, and it says,' Buddhist temples in various settlements, and so on.' There is a saying recorded in the western regions:' blocking waves is an old so-called floating map.' On the 11th day of Yoga, it says,' Those who stop the waves, what this cloud feeds, and those who use the old clouds to draw pictures, are also wrong.' Sanskrit has a miscellaneous name:' floating figure, head-up wave, tower, making a mile.' Universal post-righteousness in the world.

Guanyin in the tower was created by China people. Pagodas are also floating pictures, which have two different interpretations: first, the transliteration of Sanskrit Buddha is the same as that of Buddha, that is, Buddha; Second, the transliteration of Sanskrit Buddnastupa is wrong, that is, stupa. (Chinese transliteration is "Buddha blocks waves").

Buddhists in China regard pagodas as pagodas. Guanyin holds a stupa, hence the name Fu Tu Guanyin. In the Ming Dynasty, there were two print collections, fifty-three examples of Ci Rong and thirty-two stages of Guanyin. Its statue features: Guanyin stands on the lotus, with a nine-level pagoda in his right hand and a fearless seal in his left hand. The Chinese translation of stupa is "blocking waves". Ancient Indian Buddhists built pagodas to bury Buddhist relics, which later became an important symbol of Buddhism. Buddhists worship the relic, the Buddha's hair, the Buddha's fingers and the Buddha's teeth. Seeing the relic is like seeing the Buddha himself. The stupa is also called merit gathering.

Building a pagoda is considered to be a matter of architectural value. Pagodas and pagodas are also regarded as treasures and artifacts by Buddhism. For example, King Duo (Pishamton) among the four heavenly kings, the treasure in his hand is the pagoda of pagodas. In the Sanskrit Sutra of Great Compassion, Samanlo punishes procrastination. This is the appearance of avalokitesvara bodhisattva, the god of Vishnu. The deity holds the pagoda of pagoda, which is intended to protect practitioners and attract ten Buddhas, so that all evil forces will stay away from the wind, and all evil spirits will stay away when they hear its voice.

The Journey to the West transferred the image of Vishnu Tota to the famous Li Jing in the early Tang Dynasty and became the famous "Tota Li Tian King". In the folk, pagodas are also considered to give blessings and protect wealth. Therefore, this Guanyin method is deeply worshipped among the people.

Which temple is better in Jiaxing? Now the best temple in the city is Juehai Temple, which is located to the west of Xiexi Street in Nanhu District and was built in Song Dynasty. In addition, there is a "blood-printed temple" next to Jishui Middle School, which is much smaller. There is a "Jin Ming Temple" in Fanlihu Park on Huancheng South Road, which is not big. There is also a "Huangcao Temple" under the Nanhu Bridge. It's small, but the incense is very strong. In addition, there was a "Jingyan Temple" in the original urban area, which was later moved to the edge of Nanhu City and now moved to Qixing Town to swing at home. It is an ancient temple in the Jin Dynasty, and its scale is much larger than that of the "Juehai Temple", with many people worshipping incense. There used to be several famous ancient temples in Jiaxing, but now they are all gone. What a pity! In addition, what is said upstairs is "Jingyan Temple".

As soon as the temple in the temple entered the mountain gate, I saw the King Temple, which contained Maitreya Buddha and the four heavenly kings. The appearance is to laugh at life and deal with it calmly.

Coming down is the Hall of Great Compassion, which is Guanyin with a thousand hands, indicating great compassion. Follow the fate of all beings.

Then there is the Hall of Great Heroes, which represents the Buddha's four wisdom, great round mirror, equality, wonderful outlook and achievements. Generally speaking, Ananda and Todo Loki are two highly respected people. Or two bodhisattvas, Manjusri Bodhisattva and Pu Xian, representing great wisdom and greatness. Or amitabha and the pharmacist Buddha.

Behind it is the Buddhist scripture building, which is generally a statue of the reclining Buddha and Sakyamuni Buddha. Represents Buddha, although nirvana, Buddhism continues.

There is a Tibetan temple in the annex hall to represent great wishes. Ancestor hall represents the memory of ancestors and is generally dedicated to the first six ancestors. The Galapagos Temple is dedicated to the Persian King, Prince Tuo or Guan Gong, representing the protector of Galand.

Behind the Maitreya Buddha at the mountain gate, there is also a shrine of Wei Tuo, which represents the supremacy of Buddhism. Wei Tuo's pestle method represents whether this temple is a jungle temple or a family temple. Large bills are allowed in the jungle temple, but not in the family temple.

All the temples in the temple are very expressive. As for why we should build a temple, we can think about whether it is disrespectful to Buddha and Bodhisattva to have no temple. Going to the temple to burn incense and attend classes is not affected by the weather, and having a temple is also conducive to the preservation and custody of Buddha statues.

There are also different temples where temple owners practice when respecting Christmas.

Can the stones in the temple be picked up? The temple is a "three treasures" place. Our disciples and believers who study Buddhism at home want to protect every grass and tree. If you want to keep the stone as a souvenir, you might as well go to the circulation office of the temple and ask the master to open a souvenir. Buddha and Bodhisattva will bless you with good luck and peace.

Summarize; Nothing in the temple can be moved in the temple without knowing it. Otherwise, it is no different from stealing, and the karma is great. Forget it.

There is no amitabha in the south!

How many temples are there in Chaoyang, Liaoning? Which temple has a tower? What's the name of this tower? Amitabha, please see the link.

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What kind of Buddha is Xiao Temple? This Buddha is yourself! Having a Buddha in your heart means being kind at any time. You can become a Buddha instead of eating fast food, chanting Buddha and holding Buddha statues every day. You have a Buddha in your heart, so you can meditate everywhere! It is the best charity to start with the little things every day and have a clear conscience? Endless kindness

There is no ritual star in Shunxing Temple, which is too old. Now Buddhists change their names to Shunxing in order to make money. The Buddha of this life evolved from Xing Jun, the core monument of Taoist life, an absurd and superficial believer.

Is the temple and the temple in the temple the same meaning? A temple is different from a temple. Temples were places where gods of heaven and earth were sacrificed in ancient China. The emperor has ancestral temples, and the people have land temples, Longwang temples and so on. Temple is an ancient administrative unit. For example, Dali Temple is responsible for assessing officials. Crack temple, in charge of foreign affairs. In the tenth year of Yongping, Emperor Han Ming sent a special envoy to welcome two wizards to China. From the beginning, crack hon temple is responsible for the reception. Later, because Buddhism was widely welcomed by the ruling and opposition parties, they left the two wizards in China and built a new temple called White Horse Temple. This is the first Buddhist temple in China, which was then an administrative institution directly under the imperial court. One of its purposes is to translate classics, and the other is to guide the public to practice together.

Buddhist temples in history are equivalent to universities now, aiming at popularizing education. There is a Buddhist scripture building in the Buddhist temple, which now functions as a public library. Not only Buddhist classics, but also Confucian and Taoist classics. Many scholars, such as Wang Yangming, Zhu and Fan Zhongyan, have studied in monasteries for a long time. Moreover, there are regular Buddhist lectures in the temple, which can be attended by local people, which has played a role in popularizing Buddhism. It is also a place for the public to practice together.

Monks in monasteries are equivalent to full-time professors in universities now. Choosing to become a monk or stay at home is a different division of labor. Becoming a monk just chooses to do full-time work to promote Buddhism. Just like now, some people choose to teach at school and do the work of spreading knowledge full-time. The same is true. But you don't have to be a monk to learn Buddhism, just as you don't have to be a teacher to learn knowledge. Being a monk is not necessarily better than being a family member, just as being a teacher is not necessarily more knowledgeable than other professions. This is the same reason. You can look at The Story of a Buddhist and The Story of a Female Buddhist. These achievements in the family even surpassed that of a monk.

In the past century, Buddhism in Chinese mainland has been greatly destroyed, and the public and even Buddhists have great misunderstandings about traditional Buddhism. The most obvious misunderstanding is that one is to sacrifice Buddha statues, and the other is to donate money to temples. Offering Buddha statues in temples is equivalent to offering Confucius statues in private schools, just as Americans carved four presidents on rocks or collected them in wax museums. One purpose of the statue is to commemorate the teacher, and another purpose is to see the sage Qi and remind himself to study hard with the image of the teacher. I don't regard Buddha as a god. As for the donation of temples, this is the localization of the begging system of Indian monks in China. In ancient China, there were two professions that were not clearly priced, one was a teacher and the other was a doctor. Teachers teach students, or doctors see doctors, and students and patients are assigned to each other. Give more if you have money, and give less if you have no money. As mentioned earlier, Buddhist temples are equivalent to community colleges, and the price is not clearly marked. Just put a merit box and everyone will give it to you, which is equivalent to the public raising funds to run a school. Because China, unlike India, had the custom of monks begging before Buddhism appeared. The cultural background of China is different, and the form needs to change according to the environment. Because the temple money is used for education, donating money to the temple is equivalent to supporting education, which is a great thing, but far from merit. According to the principle of Buddhism, merit comes from determination, not charity. Liang Wudi has built 480 temples in history, and the founder of Dharma also said that there is no merit.

What kinds of incense are there in the temple? This is auspicious. In fact, it is not in Buddhism. Incense is believing in fragrance, and it is people's desire to convey information. We look forward to the blessing of the three treasures!

Is there a statue of Maitreya in the temple? Not necessarily. There are many Maitreya Buddhas, and they are strictly Maitreya Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. Therefore, there is no Maitreya in the main hall of general temples. Some grand temples or temples with a long history may worship Maitreya, together with burning lanterns and Sakyamuni, and some specialize in Maitreya, but all Maitreya Buddhas are bodhisattvas now, and there is no smile.