Speaking of Sakyamuni, many people think he is just a Buddhist scholar who preaches and receives karma. In fact, besides being a Buddhist, Sakyamuni is also a "Sakura". Brothers, don't think I'm talking nonsense, and then read on. During the process of Buddha Shakyamuni's preachi

Speaking of Sakyamuni, many people think he is just a Buddhist scholar who preaches and receives karma. In fact, besides being a Buddhist, Sakyamuni is also a "Sakura". Brothers, don't think I'm talking nonsense, and then read on.

In the process of Buddha Shakyamuni's preaching, the metaphor of archery is often used. Each metaphor is very exquisite and thought-provoking.

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1. Prince who is well versed in ejaculation
2. Explanation of Buddhist principles from poisoning arrows

Prince who is well versed in ejaculation

Prince who is well versed in ejaculation

Before Shakyamuni Buddha became a monk, he was the son of King Suddhodatha of Kapilava and his name was Gautama Siddha. The Buddha, who was a prince, received a lot of elite education from that era when he was young.

Since I learned various debates, archery techniques, etc. since I was a child, the young Buddha became an archery expert with his super high talent and acquired education. He was once the best at archery among the Sakyamuni clan.

When the World Master was in his teenage years, his father Sudon King held a martial arts competition in order to promote martial arts. During the competition, his cousin Devadatta shot through three iron drums with one arrow, and his younger brother Nanda also shot through three drums with one arrow, both of which won warm applause.

When it was Sakyamuni's turn, he thought that the power of ordinary bows and arrows was too weak, so he ordered the soldiers to come to the arsenal to get the good bow he passed down from his ancestors, and then shot them with one arrow, shooting through seven iron drums. He was born with divine power and superb martial arts. He was considered to be the holy king who could unify India in the future. We all know what happened later in

. He did not inherit the throne, but embarked on the road of cultivation. The reason why he passed on the Dharma so smoothly was that in addition to his own wisdom, it should also have something to do with his martial power.

After all, no one dares to provoke a group of big men with great force when they go!

Explain Buddhist principles from poisoning arrows

After becoming a monk, although the Buddha no longer used martial arts, it seemed natural to use arrows to explain the method. When the Buddha was at the beginning of his enlightenment, everyone knew that he had realized the highest truth in the world and came to convert to him one after another, but Buddha refused to answer many metaphysical questions, which happened to be the most popular topics of ancient Indian thinkers at that time.

These questions are still popular and popular even now, such as is the world limited or infinite?

Is the soul and the body the same or separate? Does it still exist after death? The Buddha did not answer these questions, which made his disciple Maluga, who was fond of thinking about philosophy, very distressed. One day Maluga ran to the Buddha and said, "World-Honored One! If you don't answer these questions, I don't want to follow you. It's better to return to the secular world and go home."

The Buddha stared at his infatuated disciple and said, Maluga, if a person is infected with a poisonous arrow, his friend should hurry up and invite a doctor. However, the person who was shot by the poisonous arrow asked to find out who shot the arrow first? Which kind of arrow is it? How the shape of the arrow waits before you are willing to receive treatment.

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So before he could figure out these questions, he had already died of poison. Even if the answer is found, the question of whether the world is limited or infinite, it still cannot solve this depressed life! What a person really needs to do in his life is to overcome this depressed life! Therefore, Maluga, you don’t need to think about anything I have not explained, you must accept everything I preach.

Buddha Shakyamuni said: "Suffering is the truth of the world. The accumulation and accumulation of karma is the cause of suffering. To stop the suffering in the world, only the cause of eliminating suffering. Practicing and seeking the Tao is to seek a way to escape and liberation.”

regards the suffering of life as a poisonous arrow shot on our road. Buddhist disciples should not indulge in useless discussions, so they ignore the fundamental practice. We do not praise suffering, but we do our best to grow in suffering, and at the same time, we also admire ordinary and unyielding people from the bottom of our hearts.