Rebirth in the World of Uncle Jiu: I Became the Supreme Buddha

One soul, three lives, three achievements, and a road to the perfection of the three bodies in the age of the end of the Dharma. The first life, the Thai monk king. After seventy years of ascetic practice, Tutu has eliminated all worries, attained the fruit of Arhat, and achieved the Dharmakaya. I could have entered Nirvana forever, but at the edge of death I heard a cry from the human world - so I turned back and entered Saha again to suppress the evil spirits. Second life, Tibetan Lama. Born in the chaos of war, he put down his sword and picked up the scriptures. Running in the war, standing in front of the blade with flesh and blood. He saved three hundred orphans, negotiated a peace war, and finally died in the rebellion to save an enemy child. Smiling at the end of one's life - the Sambhogakaya is accomplished and the light is complete. In the third life, a monk from Han Dynasty. At the end of the Dharma, chaos arose, but he did not argue or argue, but silently swept the floors, fetched water, and mended rags. Occasionally, I say to those who come: "Eat when you are hungry, sleep when you are sleepy." On the day of passing away, he sat upright and transformed - the three bodies of Dharma, Sambhoga and Responsibility appeared at the same time, with light reflecting each other, and he became a transcendent Buddha. This is not a story about praying to Buddha, but a story about a person who chose to become a "light willing to turn back" three times. Dedicated to all those who walk in darkness but still believe in the light.