A story about a modern man who traveled through time and became a debater.
Buddhahood is a Buddhist term. It means that you will be forever free from the worries of life and death and achieve supreme enlightenment. The Bodhisattva achieves Anuttara-Samyak-Sambodhi due to the ultimate perfection of his six and ten perfections, and is said to have become a "Buddha". The mantra establishes three ways to achieve Buddhahood in one's body, and the Tiantai establishes four ways to achieve Buddhahood. The "Zhancha Sutra" says that the four fullnesses lead to Buddhahood.
——From Baidu Encyclopedia
I don't know when I can write this article, nor how long it will take.
This article is going to be a long one - I'm fed up with the anticlimactic "Seung Woo".
I don't want to ruin this article. "Chengyou" is the most labor-intensive of all the articles I have written so far, but it was written like that. Therefore, this article may only have the first chapter for a long time to come.
I know that my writing is not good enough, so I will gradually accumulate it - for it, for the opportunity to argue, and for the many small worlds in my own heart.
"Chengyou" carries my original dream, and "Becoming a Buddha" is the continuation of my dream.
I don't know why, but I like Bianji very much. Although there are so many celebrities and eminent monks in Chinese history, I only love Bianji. There are only a few words about him in history books - this may be the reason why I like him - he has enough space for me to imagine.
They say that Bianji is a "slutty monk", but I don't believe it. It is impossible for a person who helped Xuanzang to write "Records of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty" to be attracted to a Princess of Gaoyang - at least that's what I think.
Therefore, I want to write a defense, a different defense.
None of my family members have religious beliefs, so I had to rely on myself to write "Becoming a Buddha". I hope I can finish it successfully, even if it takes ten years.
All opinions are my own. There may be loopholes or differences from others. Discussions are welcome, and strife is declined.
Finally, there is no CP in the whole text - the defense is the cinnabar mole in my heart, and no one will give it to me.
Friends who have relevant knowledge, can you post the names of Buddhist classics and Tang Dynasty books under the first chapter? I will try my best to find these books and buy them...