Who is the Bodhisattva in charge of wealth?

The bodhisattva in charge of wealth is a vanity hidden bodhisattva.

Bodhisattva Mahasa is hidden in the void, and its secret name is King Kong. In Chinese translation, it is also regarded as Mahasa, Konghuai Bodhisattva, Kongku Bodhisattva and Kongguang Bodhisattva. It is one of the eight great Buddhists in China.

Mahasa, vanity bodhisattva and boundless bodhisattva specialize in wisdom, merit and wealth. Because respecting wisdom, merit and wealth is as broad as vanity, it can satisfy the good wishes of all practitioners in the world and make infinite benefits for all beings, so there is this vanity to hide the holy name.

Bodhisattva hidden in the void has the power to give joy. "Hidden" means infinite wisdom, and "empty" means vast expanse. Generosity and other major episodes point out that emptiness is hidden like a rich man, and all sentient beings in need will be freed as long as they come to her. Therefore, the bodhisattva hidden in the void is a bodhisattva who takes pleasure in helping all beings.

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The bodhisattva enshrined in Tibetan Buddhism is also called "Five donkey kong Void Hides". That is, the five Bodhisattvas, namely, dharma vanity, king kong vanity, treasure light vanity, lotus vanity and karma vanity. These five statues are enshrined in the practice of tantric Buddhism, and they are very rare in temples with obvious religions.

According to tantric teachings, these five empty hidden places are symbols of Samadhi, Acheng, Baosheng, Amitabha and Sakyamuni. In other words, these five Bodhisattvas are actually five changes in wisdom.

The secret method of taking these five Bodhisattvas as gods is called the Five Empty Tibetan Method. According to legend, practicing this law for the country can prevent natural changes and gain national luck. If the individual repairs, it also has the effect of prolonging life, eliminating disasters and increasing happiness.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Vanity Hidden Bodhisattva