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How is the Buddhist bone relic formed?

The so-called relic is the crystallization of personal practice. Originally, the relic was called the relic, and later it was called (relic). The relic was originally translated into various names in Hindi, meaning that the relic (relic) or (spiritual bone) was not completely obtained by cremation.

The formation of Buddhist relics has nothing to do with doing good, but mainly related to living habits, but it is very important that you will live longer by doing good. If you use a certain food for a long time, some of its elements will be deposited in your body. When you are cremated, they will form various crystals when heated.

In Hindi, the relic is called Todo, also called Sherilo, which is translated into spiritual bone, body bone and body in Chinese. It's a crystal left by a person after cremation. But the relics are completely different from the bones of ordinary dead people. Its shapes are ever-changing, including round, oval, lotus, Buddha or bodhisattva; Its colors are white, black, green and red, and there are also various colors; Some relics are like pearls, while others are like agates and crystals. Some are transparent, others are bright, just like diamonds.

White relics are bones, black relics are hair, red relics are muscles, and there are also green or five-color relics.

According to the scripture, the relic is obtained by a person through practicing discipline, determination and wisdom, plus his own great will. It is very rare and precious. For example, after the Buddha's nirvana, as many as one stone and six buckets of relics were burned. At that time, eight kings competed for the Buddha relic, and each got a share. They brought the relics of the Buddha back to their own country and built pagodas for people to watch and worship. In addition, accomplished monks and believers at home can also get Buddhist relics after death. For example, Huineng, the sixth ancestor of China, and modern masters Hong Yi, Yin Guang, Taixu and Zhang Jia all left a considerable number of relics.

The types of relics are generally divided into whole body relics and broken body relics. The whole body relic does not need to be cremated, but it will not rot. This is called the whole body relic, also known as the body bodhisattva; Broken relics are cremated remains. However, there are also some Buddhist relics that do not change from the human body, such as running out of the sky or underground, or being born from oil lamps or flowers, and there is also a kind of Buddhist relics that are sincerely worshipped and reborn from Buddhist relics. In the merit of bathing Buddha, the relic is divided into: 1. Living Buddha relics, also known as body and bone relics, are the remains of the Buddha; The second is the relic of the instrument, also known as the relic of the instrument, which refers to the teaching methods and commandments left by the Buddha.

Sari [Van Sal and Ra; Buddhist relics are also called "Buddhist relics". It means corpse or bone. Buddhism says that Sakyamuni's remains are beads formed after burning. Later, it also refers to the remains of monks cremated.

The phenomena of this relic show that it can't be a stone. The main component of stones is calcium or metal salt deposition, which is similar in shape to scales and fragile. These things will become powdery oxides at high temperatures. There are tens of millions of people suffering from lithiasis, but only practitioners have Buddhist relics. Dade's tongue, heart and other soft tissues without bones can also be cremated to form relics. Even the tongue of a parrot can become a relic. What's more, the number of stones in the body is very small, otherwise it will endanger life, but sometimes the number of relics is extremely amazing, with different colors and shapes.

Some relics are extremely hard. When you hit them with a hammer, the anvil sinks without any damage. It is not only for monks who are vegetarian all the year round, but also for laymen who died after a year of conversion. After burning, relics also appeared on the ruins.

Of course, some so-called "relics" are really bones and teeth that have not been completely burned, but it is impossible for stones to become "relics" after being burned. Some people interpret the remains as stones in the name of science, but in fact, this deception to the public, these so-called sciences are actually "pseudoscience."

Some relics are extremely hard. When you hit them with a hammer, the anvil sinks without any damage. Some relics will grow up, give birth to small relics, and so on. Can these be speculated by modern science?

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How did the relic come into being?

This is the first time in the world to find Kaya Buddha relic in Huqiu, Suzhou, which is very precious. According to legend, after the death of Buddha Sakyamuni, the body was cremated by disciple Ananda and others, and the relics were obtained. It is said that it is divided into three parts, one to ascend to heaven, one to enter the Dragon Palace and one to stay on earth. Its share in the world is divided equally by eight countries including Mojeto, and each pagoda is built as a permanent monument. At present, Buddha's finger relics and Buddha's tooth relics are still collected in Fufeng, Shaanxi and Beijing.

But how did the remains form? For more than a thousand years, this has been an important topic for Buddhist scholars and researchers in the fields of medicine and biology, and many opinions have been produced so far.

There is a saying that in the process of practicing Qigong, under the requirements of the three elements of Qigong, that is, regulating the mind, regulating the breath and regulating the body, people's thinking activities are in an absolute quiet state of luck, calmness and nothingness for a long time, so as to maximize the true ability of nature, achieve the unity of heaven and man, achieve the full harmony between the internal and external body and mind, and transform the essence into each other, thus giving birth to the phenomenon of mixed elements (Tai Chi surrounded by yin and yang), which makes But this statement seems too mysterious. Judging from the historical documents and qigong practice, whether it is China's Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism qigong or Indian yoga, no one has ever practiced qigong and cremated the Buddhist relics after death. Even in Taoist classics or history books, there is no such fact. Maybe the immortal is out, so there is no need to be cremated. So this theory is obviously full of loopholes.

A newspaper in Hong Kong once published the article "The relic is a calcified stone". This paper holds that "the so-called Buddhist relics are actually stones in the human body, especially kidney calculi and gallstones", and also reveals the reasons for the formation of Buddhist relics: "Because monks live in a sitting position and mostly eat plant fiber, it is difficult to digest, and they take a sitting position for a long time, and the fiber in their bodies accumulates too much and calcifies into stones for a long time." The article also gives an empirical example: Master Bao Xian, who recently died in Hong Kong, found 80 or 90 relics after cremation. But there is still a question: does Bao Xian have lithiasis?

Dong Jingcheng, a famous old Chinese doctor, wrote in Fa Yin that some monks who meditate all night or even don't lie down to meditate eat vegetarian food, mostly plant fiber. After they are cremated, they may not find Buddhist relics, but people who have not meditated or been vegetarian for a long time can also find Buddhist relics. According to the data, some old ladies who stay in bed all day and are vegetarian also have black relics after cremation, which proves that the formation of relics is not necessarily related to long-term sitting posture and vegetarianism.

The explanation of Buddhist classics for the appearance of Buddhist relics is of course different from the above. According to Yuan Zhong's "Flying Snow Record", "Relic, according to the Buddhist book room, Luo Li, or Luo Li, this cloud is a bone, also known as the spiritual bone. There are three colors, white bone relic, black hair relic and red meat relic. " Also, Jin Guangming Jing Ji said: "The relics here are the fragrance and fragrance of infinite abstinence. Buddhism also follows this statement. " Taiwan Province feast master said: "Carnivores also have relics when they are cremated after death, which has nothing to do with eating meat. Those who practice through meditation or fear will have Buddhist relics when burned. Generally speaking, only those who want to practice discipline, determination and wisdom can have Buddhist relics. However, the remains themselves are the crystallization of human secretions. It has a certain sacredness and mystery, which is valued by Buddhists, but it is not necessarily a big deal for Buddhists, because it still belongs to the change of the world's color body, and it will not be impermanent after all. This is what saints value. "

At present, there is no reliable theory about the scientific principle after the cremation of Buddhist relics, which requires the cooperation and research of medicine, biology and especially Buddhism. This is just as Comrade Qian Xuesen said when talking about Qigong: "This will be a revolution to transform mankind, which is of course a great thing." This research will play an important role in human life.

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2,500 years ago, when Sakyamuni was in nirvana, disciples got a parietal bone, two shoulder blades, four teeth, a middle finger relic and 84,000 beaded relics from the ashes. In the changing history, most cultural relics have been lost, annihilated and destroyed. Fortunately, in 1987, many Tang antiquities were found in the underground palace of Famen Temple, among which the only "Buddha finger relic" in the world was found. When unearthed, the Buddha's Finger House was wrapped in a 50-fold letter, with a height of 40.3mm and a weight of16.2g. It was yellowish with cracks and spots. According to historical records, in the Tang Dynasty, this relic was "one inch and two minutes long, straight up and folded down, with different heights, flat on three sides, slightly higher on one side, with hidden marks in the middle, slightly blue as rain, fine and smooth, large pulp, and connected up and down". The record is consistent with the real thing, but the color has turned yellow because it has been soaked in liquid for thousands of years. Finally, the picture connection.

"relic" was originally called "relic" and later called "relic". This relic was originally translated into various names in India, such as (Establishment) ..., that is to say, the relics (relics) or (spiritual bones) were not obtained entirely by cremation, but also by chanting, worshipping Buddha or combining the relics with the aura of heaven and earth.

The "relic" is the crystallization of personal abstinence and wisdom. It is also a witness to the achievements of practitioners and can strengthen the practice of disciples. Therefore, when Buddhists see the Buddhist relics, it is like seeing the Buddha and Bodhisattva, worshiping them and offering them sincerely. But before nirvana, the Buddha told his disciples not to pay attention to his Buddhist relics, but to "Dharma Buddhist relics", which is a classic that integrates his words, deeds and examples.

There are many kinds of relics, and the real relics are extremely hard. If you hit them with a hammer, the anvil will sink without any damage. Colors are not necessarily, and different colors have different meanings. There are also some flaky colored lumps, which are easily broken and called residual flowers. You can see a lot in the later video.

I am lazy about sarira's explanations and stories. You can see the following links with pictures and texts.

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"Zhou Fengchen lies the body of a man."

Anyway, for two years, there is no protective measures at home, but there is no variation. Natural glaze is really unexplained by current science.

Scientists explained that this may be the stone and mineral deposits of long-term vegetarians. But this conjecture is obviously untenable, because after cremation, a small number of relics are usually found on bones, and so many relics appear after the death of Dade, indicating that the relics cannot all be mineral deposits (such as the female layman in the first video). There are many people suffering from lithiasis, and the stones are mostly scaly, ugly in color, and the hardness is even less likely to be a relic. Why don't ordinary people have clean and transparent Buddhist relics, but those who have achieved Tao will have Buddhist relics even if they practice for only one year?

There is a book that introduces many stories and anecdotes of monks related to relics from ancient times to the present-"Wonderful Dharma Relic" written by Muqiao lay man.

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