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I'm dizzy, why did it end like this? The gangsters all dressed up in military uniforms and entered the military base. Could it be an ordinary kidnapping? Especially with such an ending. If the author's writing is not good, then he shouldn't try to trick people.
Don't be like this, it's so pitiful QAQ
Don't abuse the ball, okay?
Let's find a way to round it out. Since the text is so cheerful, let's give it to everyone...
I also moved here to watch.
I haven't read Tomb Raiders Notes because it's too long. Short stories are more suitable for my taste.
Can this creature with a human face and a snake body be eaten? Is it tasty? How to cook it more deliciously?
Very nice, please update soon~
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Stepping stone: JJ
Welcome to join~
Have a story? ? ? ! ! !
The plot seems to need to be strengthened.
I support, I support, I support, can you write more?
It finally became normal.
This male protagonist is a bit disgusting
Aizen Meiou
King Aizenming is transliterated as Luo Luoja. Abbreviated as King Aizen. Among all the deities of Tantric Buddhism, there resides the King of Ming, the samadhi of great love and desire. This statue is manifested by Bodhisattvas such as Vajrasattva, Vajra Love, and Vajra King. Those Bodhisattvas enter the blessing gate out of compassion for all sentient beings, in order to fulfill their past compassionate wishes. His original deity is the Great Sun Tathagata or Vajrasattva. The external manifestation is anger and violence, while the internal manifestation is love and respect that liberates all sentient beings.
Basic information
Chinese name: Aizen Mingwang
Transliterated as: Luo Luo Jia
Abbreviation: King Aizen
Dwelling in: The samadhi of great love and greed, the king of enlightenment
Basic information
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This statue is manifested by Bodhisattvas such as Vajrasattva, Vajra Love, and Vajra King. Those Bodhisattvas enter the blessing gate out of compassion for all sentient beings, in order to fulfill their past compassionate wishes. His original deity is the Great Sun Tathagata or Vajrasattva. The external manifestation is anger and violence, while the internal manifestation is love and respect that liberates all sentient beings.
According to the "Yu Zhi Sutra", once, in the Dharma Assembly of the Vajra Realm All-Illuminating Tathagata, an obstacle suddenly appeared. When the Bodhisattvas saw it, they were all intoxicated, and they did not know where the obstacle came from. At this time, the Tathagata smiled and told the Bodhisattvas that this obstacle actually comes from the beginningless and unconscious existence of all sentient beings. It is an inherent obstacle and a self-generated obstacle. At this time, the impediment suddenly appeared in the form of Vajrasattva, and radiated light all over his body, illuminating all the great Bodhisattvas in the assembly. The tainted love inherent in all living beings immediately becomes pure bodhicitta. From the stories narrated in the sutra, we can see that the main meaning of Aizen Mingwang's teaching is consistent with the meaning of "afflictions are Bodhi" in the Sutra.
The True Words of Prince Aizen
①Om, hum, sidi, sala, congratulations
Main meaning
The main implication of Ai Ran Ming Wang Dharma is that all sentient beings' love desires are nothing more than pure physical nature. We should realize the non-duality of defilement and practice pure bodhicitta. This is consistent with the meaning of the explicit teaching that "afflictions are Bodhi".
The image of King Aizen is usually in an angry shape, with three eyes, and a body as bright as the sun. He carries a lion crown on his head, and a five-pronged hook is placed on the top of the lion. His body is decorated with colorful garlands, and he sits in the lotus position in red. On the lotus, the left hand holds a vajra bell, the right hand holds a five-peak pestle, the left hand holds a vajra bow, the right hand holds a vajra arrow, the lower left hand holds the head of Brahma representing ignorance, and the lower right hand holds a lotus, raised as a gesture.
The secret method practiced with Aizen Mingwang as the deity is called Aizen Mingwang Dharma, or Aizen Dharma for short. Practicing Aizen Mingwang's method is mainly based on taming, respecting and loving, and praying for blessings, especially the method of respecting and loving. This method was originally a secret method of Tai Mi. Later, both Eastern Mi and Tai Mi practiced it together, and it is said to be quite effective.
Symbolic meaning
Aizen Mingwang Dharma is a tantric practice with Aizen Mingwang as the deity. Abbreviated as Aizen method or Aizen method. There are two types of this practice: "Thirty-seven statues standing" and "Seventeen statues standing". The latter is practiced according to the chanting rituals of Vajra King Bodhisattva, and the former is practiced according to the Yu Jing Sutra. This method is based on respect and love, so it is a practice to pray for relief from disasters and blessings.
When practicing this method, place the red deity on the red altar. The practitioner's clothes, stove, altar, etc. Should also be mainly red, and the deity should be respected and loved accordingly. Transliterated as Rahulaja. Abbreviated as King Aizen. Among all the deities of Tantric Buddhism, there resides the King of Ming, the samadhi of great love and desire. This statue is manifested by Bodhisattvas such as Vajrasattva, Vajra Love, and Vajra King. Those Bodhisattvas enter the blessing gate out of compassion for all sentient beings, in order to fulfill their past compassionate wishes. His original deity is the Great Sun Tathagata or Vajrasattva. The external manifestation is anger and violence, while the internal manifestation is love and respect that liberates all sentient beings.
It has three eyes and six arms, holding a variety of weapons. In addition, most of the images of this statue have two sides, one male and one female, which symbolizes both bravery and gentleness. That is, the moon palace where inner self-consciousness is originally unborn, and the sun disc of King Aizen Ming appears on the outer surface. It is nothing more than showing the concreteness of the avatar of a Buddha and the convenience of harmonizing and benefiting things. Usually, in order to eliminate disasters and pray for blessings, we practice Aizen Mingwang Dharma.
The secret method practiced with Aizen Mingwang as the deity is called "Aizen Mingoh Dharma", abbreviated as "Aizen Mingoh Dharma" or "Aizen Dharma". The mandala with King Ming as the deity is called "Aizen Mandala" or "Aizen King Mandala".
Character image
Aizomeiou has "portrait method" and "archery method". Aizenmeiou method, the first one is "portrait method". Tibetans have the so-called black moon and white moon. On the white moon, they use a white canvas to paint according to the image of King Aizen. He wears a crown with a cross vajra on the top, red hair is tied up, his eyes and face are also very ferocious, and he has six hands, two of which are Holding the Vajra and the Vajra Bell, the gestures are particularly different. It seems to be twisted, and the Vajra Bell is placed on his shoulders. One of the two hands holds a bow, and the other holds an arrow. There is also a lotus in one hand, and a red thread in the other. He is sitting on a large lotus flower, and under the lotus is a large round vase. King Aizenming was born when the Great Sun Tathagata Vairocana Buddha entered the heart palace of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva. So he is also a very big Bodhisattva. Therefore, the "portrait method" has merit.
The Aizen Meiou mudra is an inner binding mudra, with the index fingers crossed or the middle fingers crossed, either mudra is acceptable. Because in the classics of Tantric Buddhism, there are two mudras, one is the inner binding with the vertical two middle fingers crossed, and the other is the inner binding with the vertical index fingers crossed.
Buddhist Tantra
King Aizen is one of the kings of Tantric Buddhism. According to legend, he is the wrathful incarnation of Vajrasattva or the Bodhisattva Vajra Love. He regards the desires and worries of all living beings as Bodhi wisdom, and hopes that all living beings can awaken from their desires and eventually become enlightened.
Generally, it has six arms, one holding a bow and the other holding an arrow, symbolizing Vajra Love Bodhisattva. Holding a bell in one hand symbolizes Vajrasattva. Another holds a vajra and another holds a lotus. The last hand does not hold anything, and changes according to the believer's practice method, such as holding a sun wheel to pray for relief from disasters, holding a wish-fulfilling pearl to pray for blessings and longevity, holding a lotus flower to pray for love and respect, etc. The function of belief is that it is generally believed that King Aizenmyo can stop disasters or make people respected and loved by the public.
From the 13th to the 16th century, Japanese Buddhists believed that Aizenmeiou could bless the marriage, love and harmony of men and women. His belief function was similar to that of the Chinese Moonlight Elder. Even later, even prostitutes believed in it. In Western Japan, there are pilgrimages to the seventeen sacred sites of Saiguo Aizen, where you can pray for a good marriage and smooth exams. The word "love" on the helmet of the Warring States general Naoe Kanetsugu is said to be taken from King Aizen. In Japan's Shingon sect, there is a method: the Aizen method, which is said to be a secret method that can stop wars. In Tibetan Buddhism, the person similar to Aizen Mingwang is Zuoming Buddha Mother.
Buddhist protector
Aizen Mingwang is the name of the Buddhist protector god. The outer appearance of this god is angry and violent, and the inner manifestation is love, lust, and greed, which is a symbol of pure bodhicitta, so he is called Aizen Mingwang. Buddhism regards love as greed as the trouble, and regards it as the king of enlightenment, which means the trouble is Bodhi. Volume 10 of the "Dainichi Sutra" says: "I have always taught you to use non-corruption to cure greed, but now I teach you to use great greed to cure greed."
The image of King Aizen is usually in an angry shape, with three faces and six arms, the whole body is red, wearing a lion crown on his head, sitting in lotus position on a red lotus flower. Each of the six arms holds an object: the upper left hand holds an empty fist, the middle left hand holds a bell, and the lower left hand holds a bow. The upper right hand holds a lotus, the middle right hand holds a five-pointed vajra, and the lower right hand holds an arrow.
In modern times, the Japanese regard the Buddhist Aizenmeiou as the god of love, and he is often regarded by lovers as a witness to each other's vows.
I'm dizzy, why did it end like this? The gangsters all dressed up in military uniforms and entered the military base. Could it be an ordinary kidnapping? Especially with such an ending. If the author's writing is not good, then he shouldn't try to trick people.
Don't be like this, it's so pitiful QAQ Don't abuse the ball, okay? Let's find a way to round it out. Since the text is so cheerful, let's give it to everyone...
I also moved here to watch. I haven't read Tomb Raiders Notes because it's too long. Short stories are more suitable for my taste. Can this creature with a human face and a snake body be eaten? Is it tasty? How to cook it more deliciously?
Very nice, please update soon~ ———————————— My group: 57418747 Stepping stone: JJ Welcome to join~
Have a story? ? ? ! ! !
The plot seems to need to be strengthened.
I support, I support, I support, can you write more? It finally became normal.
This male protagonist is a bit disgusting
Aizen Meiou King Aizenming is transliterated as Luo Luoja. Abbreviated as King Aizen. Among all the deities of Tantric Buddhism, there resides the King of Ming, the samadhi of great love and desire. This statue is manifested by Bodhisattvas such as Vajrasattva, Vajra Love, and Vajra King. Those Bodhisattvas enter the blessing gate out of compassion for all sentient beings, in order to fulfill their past compassionate wishes. His original deity is the Great Sun Tathagata or Vajrasattva. The external manifestation is anger and violence, while the internal manifestation is love and respect that liberates all sentient beings. Basic information Chinese name: Aizen Mingwang Transliterated as: Luo Luo Jia Abbreviation: King Aizen Dwelling in: The samadhi of great love and greed, the king of enlightenment Basic information Profile This statue is manifested by Bodhisattvas such as Vajrasattva, Vajra Love, and Vajra King. Those Bodhisattvas enter the blessing gate out of compassion for all sentient beings, in order to fulfill their past compassionate wishes. His original deity is the Great Sun Tathagata or Vajrasattva. The external manifestation is anger and violence, while the internal manifestation is love and respect that liberates all sentient beings. According to the "Yu Zhi Sutra", once, in the Dharma Assembly of the Vajra Realm All-Illuminating Tathagata, an obstacle suddenly appeared. When the Bodhisattvas saw it, they were all intoxicated, and they did not know where the obstacle came from. At this time, the Tathagata smiled and told the Bodhisattvas that this obstacle actually comes from the beginningless and unconscious existence of all sentient beings. It is an inherent obstacle and a self-generated obstacle. At this time, the impediment suddenly appeared in the form of Vajrasattva, and radiated light all over his body, illuminating all the great Bodhisattvas in the assembly. The tainted love inherent in all living beings immediately becomes pure bodhicitta. From the stories narrated in the sutra, we can see that the main meaning of Aizen Mingwang's teaching is consistent with the meaning of "afflictions are Bodhi" in the Sutra. The True Words of Prince Aizen ①Om, hum, sidi, sala, congratulations Main meaning The main implication of Ai Ran Ming Wang Dharma is that all sentient beings' love desires are nothing more than pure physical nature. We should realize the non-duality of defilement and practice pure bodhicitta. This is consistent with the meaning of the explicit teaching that "afflictions are Bodhi". The image of King Aizen is usually in an angry shape, with three eyes, and a body as bright as the sun. He carries a lion crown on his head, and a five-pronged hook is placed on the top of the lion. His body is decorated with colorful garlands, and he sits in the lotus position in red. On the lotus, the left hand holds a vajra bell, the right hand holds a five-peak pestle, the left hand holds a vajra bow, the right hand holds a vajra arrow, the lower left hand holds the head of Brahma representing ignorance, and the lower right hand holds a lotus, raised as a gesture. The secret method practiced with Aizen Mingwang as the deity is called Aizen Mingwang Dharma, or Aizen Dharma for short. Practicing Aizen Mingwang's method is mainly based on taming, respecting and loving, and praying for blessings, especially the method of respecting and loving. This method was originally a secret method of Tai Mi. Later, both Eastern Mi and Tai Mi practiced it together, and it is said to be quite effective. Symbolic meaning Aizen Mingwang Dharma is a tantric practice with Aizen Mingwang as the deity. Abbreviated as Aizen method or Aizen method. There are two types of this practice: "Thirty-seven statues standing" and "Seventeen statues standing". The latter is practiced according to the chanting rituals of Vajra King Bodhisattva, and the former is practiced according to the Yu Jing Sutra. This method is based on respect and love, so it is a practice to pray for relief from disasters and blessings. When practicing this method, place the red deity on the red altar. The practitioner's clothes, stove, altar, etc. Should also be mainly red, and the deity should be respected and loved accordingly. Transliterated as Rahulaja. Abbreviated as King Aizen. Among all the deities of Tantric Buddhism, there resides the King of Ming, the samadhi of great love and desire. This statue is manifested by Bodhisattvas such as Vajrasattva, Vajra Love, and Vajra King. Those Bodhisattvas enter the blessing gate out of compassion for all sentient beings, in order to fulfill their past compassionate wishes. His original deity is the Great Sun Tathagata or Vajrasattva. The external manifestation is anger and violence, while the internal manifestation is love and respect that liberates all sentient beings. It has three eyes and six arms, holding a variety of weapons. In addition, most of the images of this statue have two sides, one male and one female, which symbolizes both bravery and gentleness. That is, the moon palace where inner self-consciousness is originally unborn, and the sun disc of King Aizen Ming appears on the outer surface. It is nothing more than showing the concreteness of the avatar of a Buddha and the convenience of harmonizing and benefiting things. Usually, in order to eliminate disasters and pray for blessings, we practice Aizen Mingwang Dharma. The secret method practiced with Aizen Mingwang as the deity is called "Aizen Mingoh Dharma", abbreviated as "Aizen Mingoh Dharma" or "Aizen Dharma". The mandala with King Ming as the deity is called "Aizen Mandala" or "Aizen King Mandala". Character image Aizomeiou has "portrait method" and "archery method". Aizenmeiou method, the first one is "portrait method". Tibetans have the so-called black moon and white moon. On the white moon, they use a white canvas to paint according to the image of King Aizen. He wears a crown with a cross vajra on the top, red hair is tied up, his eyes and face are also very ferocious, and he has six hands, two of which are Holding the Vajra and the Vajra Bell, the gestures are particularly different. It seems to be twisted, and the Vajra Bell is placed on his shoulders. One of the two hands holds a bow, and the other holds an arrow. There is also a lotus in one hand, and a red thread in the other. He is sitting on a large lotus flower, and under the lotus is a large round vase. King Aizenming was born when the Great Sun Tathagata Vairocana Buddha entered the heart palace of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva. So he is also a very big Bodhisattva. Therefore, the "portrait method" has merit. The Aizen Meiou mudra is an inner binding mudra, with the index fingers crossed or the middle fingers crossed, either mudra is acceptable. Because in the classics of Tantric Buddhism, there are two mudras, one is the inner binding with the vertical two middle fingers crossed, and the other is the inner binding with the vertical index fingers crossed. Buddhist Tantra King Aizen is one of the kings of Tantric Buddhism. According to legend, he is the wrathful incarnation of Vajrasattva or the Bodhisattva Vajra Love. He regards the desires and worries of all living beings as Bodhi wisdom, and hopes that all living beings can awaken from their desires and eventually become enlightened. Generally, it has six arms, one holding a bow and the other holding an arrow, symbolizing Vajra Love Bodhisattva. Holding a bell in one hand symbolizes Vajrasattva. Another holds a vajra and another holds a lotus. The last hand does not hold anything, and changes according to the believer's practice method, such as holding a sun wheel to pray for relief from disasters, holding a wish-fulfilling pearl to pray for blessings and longevity, holding a lotus flower to pray for love and respect, etc. The function of belief is that it is generally believed that King Aizenmyo can stop disasters or make people respected and loved by the public. From the 13th to the 16th century, Japanese Buddhists believed that Aizenmeiou could bless the marriage, love and harmony of men and women. His belief function was similar to that of the Chinese Moonlight Elder. Even later, even prostitutes believed in it. In Western Japan, there are pilgrimages to the seventeen sacred sites of Saiguo Aizen, where you can pray for a good marriage and smooth exams. The word "love" on the helmet of the Warring States general Naoe Kanetsugu is said to be taken from King Aizen. In Japan's Shingon sect, there is a method: the Aizen method, which is said to be a secret method that can stop wars. In Tibetan Buddhism, the person similar to Aizen Mingwang is Zuoming Buddha Mother. Buddhist protector Aizen Mingwang is the name of the Buddhist protector god. The outer appearance of this god is angry and violent, and the inner manifestation is love, lust, and greed, which is a symbol of pure bodhicitta, so he is called Aizen Mingwang. Buddhism regards love as greed as the trouble, and regards it as the king of enlightenment, which means the trouble is Bodhi. Volume 10 of the "Dainichi Sutra" says: "I have always taught you to use non-corruption to cure greed, but now I teach you to use great greed to cure greed." The image of King Aizen is usually in an angry shape, with three faces and six arms, the whole body is red, wearing a lion crown on his head, sitting in lotus position on a red lotus flower. Each of the six arms holds an object: the upper left hand holds an empty fist, the middle left hand holds a bell, and the lower left hand holds a bow. The upper right hand holds a lotus, the middle right hand holds a five-pointed vajra, and the lower right hand holds an arrow. In modern times, the Japanese regard the Buddhist Aizenmeiou as the god of love, and he is often regarded by lovers as a witness to each other's vows.