The Buddha, Two Lessons

Most of the people I have seen recognize Buddha statues, but it is rare that people with my colleagues understand the meaning of Buddha. I myself also include those who are suffering from this ignorance. When Buddha was mentioned, what I thought was only my own thick belly and aggressive backing of my high school football team. Nirvana. Oh, I was not one of the great rock bands in the early 1990s. That's right. In this article I will explain who the Buddha is and the deeper meaning of the message the Prince Guatama sponsored.

Buddha's principle is Buddha, Buddha is the principle. Buddha is the one who realized the Buddha. Mahítattva understands that he has not yet realized Buddhism, but basically Buddha and he is not two people, he is not different. Cultivation of the virtues of Buddha is perfect, cultivation of life is not perfect. This creature does not yet understand the Buddha; Buddha understands this creature. People should not be confused about this and argue that they are Buddha saying "I am a Buddha and Buddha is me." The Buddha is a living person and accomplished the Buddha.

"The Buddha is made in nature." Buddha is grown in your nature. Your idea is Buddha. Your nature is Buddha. If you work within yourself, you can achieve Buddha. Selfishness and Buddha are one, not two. So, if you want to be a Buddha, you must strive to achieve your self-esteem by purifying your heart and will, your heart and nature. If you get confused, you lose your self consciousness, or if you might forget it, you are a creature. "I wake up, confidence is a Buddha." If you wake up, understand that you should not practice bad Dharma, and you have to practice all good Dharma, you practice breaking bad things I will. Buddha