Pu Xian, Dharma Body, Sixth King Kong, refers to Vajrayana. King Kong Sawa ranks sixth, that is, the sixth King Kong Honorable Person. In Buddhism, Five Dhyani Buddhas is held by five Vajrayana, with the sun coming from the Central Committee, Acheng Buddha from the east, Fusheng Buddha from the south and Amitabha Buddha from the west. These five buddhas are five Vajrayana holders. Five Dhyani Buddhas is the holder of the Five donkey kong. Dharma body Pu Xian.
The sixth Vajrayana holds the finger Vajrayana. The original Buddha was called Master King Kong, and in the red religion it was called Adama Buddha. When the earliest "primitive Buddha" was translated into Chinese, it became the Bodhisattva King Tathagata. We say that King Kong has always held the primitive Buddha. Under the primitive Buddha, there are five worshippers in donkey kong and five worshipers in donkey kong, namely the French prince King Kong Zategwa, who is the sixth worshiper in King Kong. That's how it is divided.
So, the tallest one is King Kong, five King Kong, and the sixth one is King Kong and Vajrayana. Many buddhas and bodhisattvas, in fact, the word bodhisattva also means Sakhan. In esoteric religion, it can be called Guanyin Sakhan, which means Guanyin Bodhisattva. Then we call Zhunti Bodhisattva Zhuntisa Zen. King Kong Bodhisattva is also King Kong Bodhisattva. That's what it means.
Explanation of Vajrayana (Extended Data):
Vajrasattva (English spelling form of Sanskrit) consists of two phrases: King Kong and Zategwa.
One of the transliteration methods of King Kong in Chinese is "Ba Zhe Luo", and the Chinese translation is "King Kong".
King Kong Ding Jing Yi Shu >> Interpretation: "There are three meanings of King Kong in the world. One is indestructible, the other is the treasure of the two treasures, and the third is to win. "
Sattva is a Chinese transliteration, which means all sentient beings; The meaning of the world is courage.
Vajrasattva, translated into Chinese in Vajrasattva, is an icon with the same name as Pu Xian in Buddhist classics.
Nanwujiu Rubelosaye: It is a Sanskrit transliteration with traditional Chinese characters.
Nan Wu: then pronunciation is the meaning of life; Gulu: pronounced gu-lu, all beings depend on the Lord, the Lord.
Ps: pronounced as Banze Sado, the holy name of Vajrayana.
Yeah: Ya's pronunciation plays a supplementary role in semantics.
The whole sentence translated into modern Chinese means: to pay homage to King Kong Shatuo, the master of all beings.
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