Three Images Of Buddha Sitting, Standing And Lying

According to the handprint of Buddhist statues, one is to sit down and sit down (commonly known as cross legged meditation), and the left hand is placed on the left foot, which is called "fixed seal". It means the meaning of meditation: the right hand is straight and pendulous. It is called touchdown. It means that sakyya sacrificed itself to all sentient beings before Cheng Dao.

This statue is called "Cheng Dao Xiang".

It is the moment when the Lord became a road under the bodhi tree.

There are also ways to sit down and sit down. First, the right foot is pressed upward on the left thigh, and the left foot is pressed on the right thigh. This sitting law is called "devil sitting", also known as "sitting down".

In the opposite order, the cross legged sitting method is called "auspicious sitting".

One more way of meditation is to sit down, that is, the left hand is placed on the left foot, and the right hand is flexed to the ring.

"Xiang Xiang" is the moment when the interpretation of Buddhism is presented in the law society.

Sakyamuni Buddha statue

The statue stands under the left hand, and the right arm is stretched upward. It is called "Tan Tan Buddha".

Legend has it that when the Sakyamuni was in existence, the king was carved with the image of Sakyamuni in the image of sandalwood.

Later, the imitation was also called the Tan Buddha statue.

The drooping gesture name "and the wish seal" means that it can satisfy the wishes of all living beings.

In the Chinese Buddhism, the image of Sakyamuni stands on the lotus platform, the upper body wears the monks, wears the skirt, wears the shoulder coat, the right hand is fearless, and the left hand makes the seal.

Sakyamuni Buddha statue

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