The five longest-lived zodiac signs are born with the Buddha.

The five zodiac signs born with Buddha are mouse, dragon, horse, sheep and pig.

1, it's a mouse

Rats are representatives of intelligence, agility and wit. They usually have keen insight and quick reaction ability, which gives them an advantage in Buddhist practice. Rat people are good at thinking, learning and exploring, and have a gift for understanding and understanding Buddhism. Their wisdom enables them to make progress in practice and spread the wisdom of Buddhism in their own way.

2. It is a dragon.

The dragon is a symbol of majesty, strength and wisdom. Dragon people usually have foresight and innovative way of thinking. They can see the essence and deep meaning of things. In Buddhism, the dragon is regarded as the power to protect and protect Buddhism, so people who belong to the dragon have the characteristics of predestination with Buddhism. They can gain insight and wisdom in practice, as well as a deep understanding and dissemination of Buddhism.

3. It's a horse

Horses are symbols of courage, freedom and enthusiasm. Horses are usually full of energy and adventurous spirit, and they are willing to accept new things and challenges. In Buddhism, the horse symbolizes being able to leave pain and pursue liberation. People who belong to horses can show firm will and determination in practice, bravely face inner obstacles and troubles, and move towards freedom and peace of mind.

It belongs to sheep.

Sheep are a symbol of tenderness, kindness and sympathy. People who belong to the sheep usually have the characteristics of compassion and care for others. They have a special resonance with compassion and selfless love in Buddhism, and can reflect the teachings of the Buddha. People who belong to the sheep can develop the quality of compassion and kindness in practice, as well as care and help for all beings.

5. It is a pig.

The pig is a symbol of sincerity, kindness and patience. People who are pigs usually have friendly and tolerant qualities. They are willing to pay for others and care about their welfare. In Buddhism, pigs are regarded as symbols of dedication and perseverance. People who belong to the pig can cultivate selfless heart and firm determination in practice and create blessings for themselves and others.