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The meaning of black stone buddha and other postures:

Why do some statues of Buddha have to sit? Do some have to stand? Some are black stone buddhas? It can be said that each style contains its profound meaning and symbolizes a spirit and a sage of the Buddha. Let’s talk about the icon of the Buddha sitting first: some of the black stone buddhas are sitting in knots as if they are meditation; some are with the left hand on the crossed leg, the right hand raised, palms outward as if speaking. The former can be said to represent the Buddha’s consciousness, and the latter can be said to represent the Buddha’s enlightenment. Consciousness means that the Buddha became a Buddha. He must go through considerable practice, contemplation, and deep meditation before he can know himself; to think he means that the Buddha uses the body from the body, uses the truth to benefit all living beings, and uses the nectar water to purify the crowd. Let’s talk about the black stone buddha: some of the statues stand with their hands down, as if they are attracting sentient beings; some are walking on foot as if they are busy with enlightenment. Standing with hands down, attracting sentient beings, and seeing the Buddha’s compassionate hand stretched out, how can people who wander in the sea of ​​bitterness not sincerely convert into the arms of the black stone buddha? Being busy with enlightenment shows that the Buddha was full of infinite enthusiasm for the truth of the universe and life that he had experienced. Although the black stone buddha is a Buddha with consummate deeds, he still needs to use the truth to serve all living beings without rest.

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The black stone buddha is actually the image of the Buddha when he takes Nirvana. The four most important moments in the Buddha’s life-birth, are renunciation, enlightenment, and Nirvana. The image of the black stone buddha represents the last important moment of Buddha’s life-Nirvana. Nirvana symbolizes that the Buddha’s practice is complete, his retribution is exhausted, and he will enter the realm of no birth, no death, freedom, and no hindrance. In the Han region, Nirvana is also called “Silence”, which means that the monks have completed their practice and lived in a state of unobstructed silence. Of course, the Nirvana of black stone buddha also means life and death in the eyes of mortals, and Chinese people are taboo to talking about death, so it is understandable that they are more cautious about worshiping the reclining Buddha.

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