The significance and symbol of burning Buddha

Burning Buddha, or ancient burning Buddha, occupies a lofty position in Buddhism, symbolizing infinite wisdom and compassion.

He is the Buddha of the past and is considered as one of the three Buddhas in the Western Hills. He is famous for the ancient Buddha burning lamps in The Journey to the West. The name of Buddha's burning lamp means "the light of an ingot" because he was born surrounded by light.

According to Buddhist tradition, the burning lamp Buddha is the Buddha before Sakyamuni Buddha, and its status is extremely lofty. The previous incense burning Buddha taught Sakyamuni Buddha and predicted that he would become a Buddha in the future. The burning Buddha represents boundless wisdom and compassion, and his existence makes people realize the far-reaching significance of Buddhism.

randeng temple

Randeng Temple Millennium Temple in Xixia is located in Sishan National Forest Park, separated from the county by a river. There are beautiful mountains and beautiful scenery here, and the mountains are famous for their temple spirit. It is one of the earliest Buddhist shrines in China, and also a famous temple in the history of music education in Chengdu. It has a history of 1400 years and its influence is spread all over northern Sichuan.

In the 13th year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty (AD 639), Zhong Hui, a master of Shen Hui and a master of Buddhism, went to the temple to teach the method of "Dunjiao". Xixia County still treasures the classic buildings of Darani in the second year of Ganfu in Tang Xizong (AD 875).

Burning Buddha is also known as Dingguang Buddha. According to the religious dictionary, burning Buddha is the first of the past 3,000 Buddhas, Sakyamuni Buddha is the present Buddha, Maitreya Buddha is the future Buddha, and burning Buddha is the reporter of Sakyamuni Buddha. He predicted that Sakyamuni would be born after the September 1 robbery.