In the Asura Palace, human time almost does not exist. The natural light always makes people happy to live in the samadhi of meditation. Only achievers with profound wisdom can realize that this auspicious time and space, which seems to be stagnant, is still flowing in the body of Kalachakra.
Although Sakyamuni lives happily in the samadhi of meditation, suffering sentient beings are, after all, the vast path for him to perfect his bodhicitta and the main source of great merit that enables him to achieve Buddhahood. At this time, he deeply felt the kindness of the Buddha and all living beings, so he asked Venerable Ananda: "Venerable Sir! How did the Buddha realize the Tao and how did he teach and transform all living beings? I hope to learn and understand the superior deeds of all Buddhas and become equal and complete with them."
The learned Ananda said: "The Buddha's manifestation of dependent origination in enlightenment was the reality of birth, old age, sickness and death, which aroused vast compassion, so he observed the Dharma Realm to understand its true causes and conditions. Finally, the true principle of observing the Dharma Realm is the Three Dharma Seals. These three Dharma Seals are the most basic and important teachings of Buddhism; and to judge whether all Dharma is Dharma, it is confirmed by these three seals."
"What is the true meaning of the seal?"
"The so-called dharma is the perfect and universal principle of dharma, and the seal is the truth that is confirmed to be the real and ultimate meaning. All dharma must rely on these three to confirm whether it is the Buddha's dharma, so it is called the three dharma seals. The three dharma seals are the seal of the impermanence of all actions, the seal of the selflessness of all dharmas, and the seal of Nirvana and silence."
The compassionate Sakyamuni Lion still works tirelessly for all sentient beings
Purpose: Padmasambhava learned the Dharma from Ananda, who was well-informed, and fully understood the essence of Sutra and Tantra.