Prajna Dharani of the Eight Parts of the Heavenly Dragon

Prajna, Sanskrit, translated into Chinese, is the word wisdom. People who have read the novel "Journey to the West" or "Prajnaparamita Heart Sutra" may have an impression. Similarly, Dharani is also a Sanskrit word, and some people translate it as "mantra", which means "total upholding". The "Eight Divisions of Heaven and Dragons" in Buddhism refer to "non-human beings", most of which are both ghosts and gods. But whether they are ghosts or gods, they are all abilities that are beyond the reach of humans. Therefore, among all living beings, being a human is the most miserable because we don't have so many abilities. Therefore, people need more wisdom. In the world of Jin Yong's martial arts, some people say that the greatest chivalrous person is Xiao Feng; the most poisonous person is Kang Min. I secretly believe that among Jin Lao's works, "Dian Long Ba Bu" is the most classic, and Dali Duan Er is undoubtedly the most romantic. Among the many fans in the camp, although Kang Min is the most hated, his life experience and fate must be the most pitiful. Giving a little wisdom to poor people is a different kind of compassion. Http://weibo. Com/2163967062/profile