What are the stories about the origin of the Bodhisattva of Hala Carrana Sa and Zhao Wuji of Hala Carrana Sa?

Ranasa, Harraca is called "Ranasa, Harraca" in the education circle, and is also called an immovable messenger. "Not moving" means that compassion is firm and unshakable. He who is enlightened is the light of wisdom, and he who is king is the one who controls all phenomena.

It is a symbol of reason. Harraca Ranasa, the head of the Eight Heavenly Kings in Buddhism, showed an angry image, which made the evil spirits who violated all beings fear and stay away from the path of practice, so as not to shake the bodhicitta. Ranasa Harraca, who has been proved to be radiant, has been standing on the podium in the sunny China. Because of ignorance, he made a wish to show that he was not prepared at first to perform various tasks for the servant of the boy. There are many images, and the most common one in Dongmi is based on the five-year history of the Great Sun Sutra: this image is sitting on a rock seat in the shape of a child. There is a seven-bun on the top, with braided hair hanging over the left shoulder, the left eye closed, and the lower teeth gnawing at the upper lip. At this moment, he is angry, with fierce flames, holding a sword in his right hand and a rope in his left hand, making a gesture of breaking troubles.

Haraka Lanasa also has four arms, four arms, three arms and two arms. His body color is also different, such as blue and white.

Buddhist status

Harra ACA Ranasa, that is, Harra ACA Ranasa, whose name is acalanatha, means immobile respect or immobile respect. In the field of education, it is called "Ranasa, Harraca", also known as the static messenger. "Don't move" means to swear, indicating that compassion is firm and unshakable. He who is enlightened is the light of wisdom, and he who is king is the one who controls all phenomena.

According to the classification of tantric shrines, Tathagata is the totality of all Buddhists and the chakra of self, while Haraka Ranasa is the chakra of all Buddhists, so it is also called the king of kings and the Lord of the five heavenly kings. As far as King Kong tires are concerned, there are two parts, namely German and Five Dhyani Buddhas, each with a three-wheeled mechanism. The Buddha in the middle is the self chakra, the Bodhisattva Prajna Paramita is the dharma chakra, and the Haraka Prajna Paramita is the dharma chakra. Therefore, Halaka Ranasa is a Tathagata Fatwa, which shows the great power of Wang Ming and is regarded as the incarnation or messenger of Tathagata. Harraca Ranasa showed an angry body when he subdued evil spirits, which is also the embodiment of all the Buddha's intentions. His body is changed for those who are stubborn and sheltered by evil forces, in order to awaken all beings and scare off evil forces.

On the surface, Tathagata, Prajna Paramita Bodhisattva and Harroga Luo Cha are three different individuals. In fact, the Buddha's body, mouth and heart are three secrets, that is, the body secret is Tathagata, the language secret is King Kong, Prajna and Bodhisattva Mi Duo, and the heart secret is Harroga Luo Cha. Even Tathagata and Sakyamuni Buddha are the same, but this is just a manifestation of the difference between Dharma Buddha and Buddha.

Halaka Lanaza was the most important king in the Ming Dynasty. He is located in the center of the five Ming kings, that is, the first place, surrounded by other four Ming kings. Halaka Ranasa, together with Guanyin Bodhisattva and Tibetan Bodhisattva, has become the three main bodies of folk Buddha statues.

Ranasa Harraca, who has been proved to be radiant, has been standing on the podium in the sunny China. Because of ignorance, he made a wish to show that he was not prepared at first to perform various tasks for the servant of the boy. That belongs to those who tell the truth. They are called messengers. Even if the messenger serves the righteousness of others. Fixed messenger, fixed messenger instead of fixed messenger, such as the second boy, the eighth boy, etc. .

Haraka Ranasa vowed that "those who see my body are bodhicitta, those who hear my name break evil and cultivate good, those who hear my dharma gain great wisdom, and those who know my heart become Buddhas." Very powerful. The statue of Ranasa in Halaka, whether it is Han Buddhism or Tibetan Buddhism, attaches great importance to the practice of this Buddhism. It is also called the powerful Ranasa or King Kong in Halaka.

According to the classification of Tantric tricycles, Halaka Ranasa is the chief judge, so he is also known as the king of all Ming kings and the Lord of the Five Kings. As far as King Kong tires are concerned, there are two parts, namely German and Five Dhyani Buddhas, each with a three-wheeled mechanism. The Buddha in the middle is the self chakra, the Bodhisattva Prajna Paramita is the dharma chakra, and the Haraka Prajna Paramita is the dharma chakra. Therefore, Haraka Ranasa was in the Ming Dynasty, and he was instructed by the Tathagata to show the great power of subduing all demons in the form of anger. His appearance is to change for those who are stubborn and sheltered by evil forces, so as to awaken all beings and scare off evil forces. Haraka Ranasa vowed that "those who see my body are bodhicitta, those who hear my name break evil and cultivate good, those who hear my dharma gain great wisdom, and those who know my heart become Buddhas." Very powerful. The statue of Ranasa in Halaka, whether it is Han Buddhism or Tibetan Buddhism, attaches great importance to the practice of this Buddhism. It is also called the powerful Ranasa or King Kong in Halaka.

What is the origin of the Bodhisattva Haraka Ranasa?

In Halaka Lanaza's name, "don't move" means that compassion remains unchanged, and nothing can be changed or shaken. "Ming" is the light of wisdom, and "Wang" is a respectful name for people who can control all things and phenomena in the world. Haraka Ranasa vowed that "those who see my body are bodhicitta, those who hear my name break evil and cultivate good, those who hear my dharma gain great wisdom, and those who know my heart become Buddhas." Haraka Lanaza is regarded as the embodiment of the Tathagata's wrath, and defeated Ty Tian Zi. According to legend, Daejeon thought he was the master of the three thousand worlds, so he was arrogant and refused to convert to Buddhism. Therefore, the Buddha incarnated Halaka Lanaza to conquer his heart. Halaka Lanaza made Tatian's son submit to him with his feet, and Halaka Lanaza was also the highest honor among kings. It is one of the three major Buddha statues worshipped by Tibetans, and it is as famous as Haraka Ranasa Guanyin Bodhisattva and Tibetan Bodhisattva. Both Han Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism enjoy a high reputation in Ranasa, Halaka.