Brief introduction to the life of Jinshan living Buddha

Gender: male

Country/Region: China

Birthday: unknown

Industry/position: monk/tutor. He lives a simple life, doesn't love or hate others, has a bad reputation and doesn't like work. After several decades in Jinshan, I first worked as a Tibetan master in the Tibetan Scripture Building, and in the last few years, I hired a secretary. The wonder of a lifetime is widely spread all over the world.

In the dead of night, he often went to the mountains to read Buddha and sang "Who reads Amitabha in the South China". His voice and intonation are sad and melodious, and his voice comes from the quiet mountain forest, which makes people feel sad.

His clothes are extremely simple. No matter whether it is cold or hot, he just stays in the body and gets nothing. Diet is not only a simple meal, but also a choice between beauty and evil. Even peels, paper and peanut shells can be picked up and eaten. He has lived in Jinshan Temple for 27 years, but he has never lived in a single room or a single room. Every night, anywhere, with a plate of his legs, he can meditate. He kowtowed to everyone and called himself a disciple. In addition to meditation, I usually travel abroad and raise money for Jinshan Temple by treating people.

The magical power of the living Buddha to cure diseases is most talked about by the world. When he treats people, he doesn't feel the pulse or prescribe a prescription, but just rubs his hand on the affected part of the patient. If there is a scar in life, he will lick the purulent blood on the scar with his tongue; If it is a medical disease, he will give it to the patient with saliva, expectoration and runny nose, or rub sweat and mud on his body, and say, "This is a panacea, just take it with water." His "panacea" miraculously cured all kinds of intractable diseases, so the honorific title of "living Buddha" spread further and further.

Once, a young lady got a strange disease and went to Jinshan Living Buddha for treatment. The young lady got a mouthful of phlegm stuck in her throat, and she couldn't spit it out or swallow it. She can't live, begging for death. The living Buddha of Jinshan told the young lady to open her mouth, put her hand into her mouth to take out the sputum and swallow it, and shouted, "I don't want to eat such delicious food!" " "During the period of hanging tin in Jinshan Temple, the living Buddha treated many people and made great contributions to Jinshan Temple. 1928, drought in Hebei, locust plague in Henan, famine everywhere in the north and south of the Yangtze River. The resident of Jinshan even fell into the predicament of porridge and more monks. With his magical healing power, Jinshan Living Buddha spent 500 to 600 tons of rice in various places to tide over the difficulties in less than a few days.

Old monk Taicang, the former abbot of Jinshan Temple, is a good friend with him. One day, an old monk from Taicang and a living Buddha from Jinshan shared a bath in a public bathroom. The old monk in Taicang knew the wonderful work of the living Buddha in Jinshan to save countless lives and asked, "Buddha! Please be merciful and save my mother's stomach trouble for many years. " Hearing this, Jinshan Living Buddha conveniently scooped up a ladle of dirty water washed by the public and said, "This bowl of Prajna soup can cure all diseases for your mother." The face of the old monk in Taicang is hard to show, and it is inconvenient to attack. He muttered to himself, "The joke has gone too far. How can I drink this bath water? " The living Buddha in Jinshan seems to have a connection with him. He smiled and said, "So I said don't see me. I gave you Prajnaparamita soup, but you used it as bath water. What can you do? "

1929, the living Buddha of Jinshan went to Honghua in Yangon, Myanmar, where he died in 1935. He fell asleep standing in the shower while taking a bath, and others couldn't pull him down even if they wanted to. The world thinks that this is caused by his great desire to realize life.