Why can't Buddha beings complete their intellectual protection?

I put everything into nirvana and let it out. If so, there are countless beings, and no one can destroy them. Why? Sublime! If a bodhisattva has a self-image, a portrait, a portrait of all beings and a portrait of longevity, it is not a bodhisattva. "

So from this perspective, Purdue sentient beings are the initiation of Chu Bodhisattva (that is, if you can't complete all sentient beings, you will never become a Buddha), not a Buddha.

In other words, when the bodhisattva has achieved all sentient beings, she can become a Buddha. After becoming a Buddha, although she has achieved countless beings, she has no degree of sentient beings.

Because Buddha is actually the self-cultivation of all beings, that is to say, Buddha only teaches all beings the way to the other side, but if you really want to reach the other side, you have to do it yourself.

In other words, all living beings don't want to go to the other side according to the Buddha's method, and there is nothing the Buddha can do, because the Buddha is not an omnipotent god, and it is impossible for the Buddha to bring all living beings to the other side.

So from this perspective, Buddha can't measure all beings.