What is a Buddha?

There is no such thing as a Buddha in Buddhism. The founder of Dade, a monk, told us not to wear Buddha and Bodhisattva for our own benefit.

However, since it has been made into a Buddha-Bodhisattva statue, the Buddha-Bodhisattva statue is dedicated, and truly respectful and sincere dedication will pay off and accumulate virtue for yourself.

How to worship Buddha and Bodhisattva in the temple, you just worship like that. That's a Buddha statue, not a Buddha.

Fairy mage-there is no such thing as Buddha in Buddhism. Secondly, the Buddha statue is neither an amulet nor an accessory.

Neither men nor women should wear Buddha statues as decorations or amulets. The role of the Buddha statue is to make us respect and support the Buddha with this "image". Only by respecting the three treasures, breaking evil and cultivating good, and being diligent in reading can we avoid evil. Buddha statues should be worshipped reverently, and you can't wear them on your body at will.