When a dead tree reaches nirvana, it produces two flowers. The flowers bloom and their stems are separated from each other.
Accompanying each other and cherishing each other but not seeing each other, two lives will be full of flowers and two lives will be sad.
The Udumbara tree can be seen in the Western Paradise Buddha Land. Its flowers are blue and white and have no gaudy appearance, like thousands of piles of snow. Mahakasyapa attained enlightenment under a tree and meditated for three thousand years. The path to Buddhism became more complete. When he woke up, a Bala flower fell on his palm. It was about to wither. He felt pity for it and returned it to the earth. Whenever he had free time, he chanted sutras and chanted the Buddha's name to it, and later it turned into a golden Bala flower...