Everyone knows that Guanyin Bodhisattva belongs to Buddhism, so why does Taoism also support Guanyin Bodhisattva?

Of course, the most famous is Guanyin Bodhisattva, who is compassionate and compassionate. In many Taoist temples, Guanyin was renamed as a "master of kindness and navigation" or a "real person's kindness and navigation" to receive the incense of Taoist believers.

Taoism even made up a set of sayings: Guanyin Bodhisattva was originally one of the twelve immortals of Heaven and a disciple of primitive Buddha. Later, she was recognized by the Buddha in the Western Heaven. She was related to Manjusri Guangfa Tianzun and Pu Xian Zun, and they were brought to the western world.

It's a bit far-fetched, but it's a bit similar to the Taoist saying that Lao Tzu rode a green cow to Tianzhu to continue his missionary work. I'm afraid the imagination of Taoist priests needs to be strengthened. Guanyin Bodhisattva is the embodiment of Cihang, which is Guanyin, and Taoism respects Guanyin and Buddhism respects Guanyin. So Guanyin is a bodhisattva in Buddhism and a fairy in Taoism.

Guanyin, in Taoism, is called "Buddha of Compassion and Purdue". Beijing Baiyun Temple is the gathering place of Taoist brothers in China and the seat of Chinese Taoist Association. Avalokitesvara is enshrined in the Avalokitesvara Hall of Baiyun Temple, but she is called "Avalokitesvara" there. Just like Guan is enshrined in a Buddhist temple! But Buddhism called him "Galand Bodhisattva"!

Different religions are trying to tell the world that there should be no sectarian differences, in fact, the world is one! Buddhists talk about becoming Buddhists, while Taoists talk about Taoism, but they have different opinions. "Tao" is the foundation of Taoist classics! But what is the difference between Taoism and Buddhism? You can make an incomplete metaphor! The Buddhist system can be compared to an educational institution or school, which mainly focuses on reasoning education!

The relationship between buddhas and bodhisattvas and their disciples is just like the relationship between principals and teachers and students! So Buddhism requires all disciples to be the same! The Taoist system can be compared to the real society or various professional divisions. The main thing is to divide the system and clarify the responsibilities!

The relationship between immortal disciples of all walks of life is like that of workers of all walks of life! Taoist separatist disciples should keep their duty and improve their duty! Therefore, every Taoist disciple has obvious characteristics and exerts his own specialties! Of course, this metaphor is very one-sided, aiming at explaining the truth on the one hand!