About Bai Longwang, Thailand

Naga, this is the' dragon' of ancient India, a bit like a snake. In Buddhism, the dragon belongs to the protector, and we can also see many records about the dragon from the classics, including the sixth week after the Buddha became a Buddha, when he meditated by the lake and was guarded by the dragon (also known as the supernatural snake spirit).

But the question is, does Buddhism agree with this way of communication? According to Agama's records, the communication between the Buddha and heaven and man was conducted in night meditation. Except for two times, when the Buddha just became a monk, Brahma asked the Buddha to preach the Dharma and the four kings when he was in nirvana.

In other words, this way of possession does not belong to the teachings of the Buddha or Buddhism. Tibetan Buddhism is similar to inviting heaven and man to possess themselves, but this way comes from Bonism. Moreover, folk culture also has' ask M, ask questions, watch movies, etc.', which shows that this is not the teaching of Buddhism, but the method of asking questions from outside.