Isn't it good to reincarnate Buddha and Bodhisattva? Why?

In their own eyes, they don't think their life is bad, because they are willing to do it again. The so-called life is good or bad, that is from the layman's eyes and angles.

For example, a bodhisattva with successful practice was reincarnated, and her body became a human body, but her spirit still spread all over the Ten Dharma realms. There are countless sentient beings in the ten dharma circles who beg him, and they have to deal with his spiritual body, dharma body, Tao incarnation and so on. So many souls in his body are swimming around outside, busy doing good things for all sentient beings, but his body doesn't know this, just showing poor health and mental anxiety.

Therefore, the body bodhisattva needs to continue to practice, strengthen the will, open the meditation position, stabilize the soul and consolidate the body. As long as his body can return to the Zen realm, stabilize his soul and strengthen his will, his infinite spiritual incarnation and dharma body can play an extremely powerful role in any place in the ten-party dharma circle.

Most flesh bodhisattvas are very hard. If there is no firm will, no return to Zen, no stability of soul, his body will be easily broken by demons, his body and spirit will be abnormal, and his true spirit will be forced to leave. In other words, this time the physical reincarnation failed, the trumpet was scrapped, and he planned the next physical reincarnation.

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