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What does the enamel gem parasol represent?
The story about the Buddha using a parasol to protect sentient beings mentioned in "Mahayana Awakening of Faith" refers to a fable in the "Infinite Life Sutra", which is called "Maha Vairocana's Enlightenment". This story is often called "Buddha's Parasol" or "Sakyamuni Buddha's Parasol".
The story tells that before the Buddha became enlightened, he encountered various difficulties and temptations during his practice. At one of these moments, while the Buddha was meditating under the Bodhi tree, the demon king Vipassi attacked the Buddha with strong winds and violent rainstorms in an attempt to disrupt his practice.
The Buddha was badly beaten by the strong wind and rain, but he sat there firmly and concentrated on his practice. At this critical moment, a goddess named Mayakra (sometimes called the Queen of the Past) appeared and transformed her body into a huge parasol, covering both the Buddha and the Bodhi trees around him. Rise up and protect them from the demon king.
The moral of this story is that Maya represents wisdom and compassion, and her actions symbolize the protection of wisdom and the protection of compassion. As her incarnation, the parasol protected the Buddha from external interference, allowing him to practice with peace of mind and ultimately achieve enlightenment.
Collection:Tibetan Buddhism
SKU: BJ0004
Matierial:316L surgical stainless steel / cloisonne ename
Color:white+green+red+blue
Length:4.2cm
Width:2.9cm
Thickness:0.4cm
Length of chain:60cm
Weight:23.3g
The story about the Buddha using a parasol to protect sentient beings mentioned in "Mahayana Awakening of Faith" refers to a fable in the "Infinite Life Sutra", which is called "Maha Vairocana's Enlightenment". This story is often called "Buddha's Parasol" or "Sakyamuni Buddha's Parasol".
The story tells that before the Buddha became enlightened, he encountered various difficulties and temptations during his practice. At one of these moments, while the Buddha was meditating under the Bodhi tree, the demon king Vipassi attacked the Buddha with strong winds and violent rainstorms in an attempt to disrupt his practice.
The Buddha was badly beaten by the strong wind and rain, but he sat there firmly and concentrated on his practice. At this critical moment, a goddess named Mayakra (sometimes called the Queen of the Past) appeared and transformed her body into a huge parasol, covering both the Buddha and the Bodhi trees around him. Rise up and protect them from the demon king.
The moral of this story is that Maya represents wisdom and compassion, and her actions symbolize the protection of wisdom and the protection of compassion. As her incarnation, the parasol protected the Buddha from external interference, allowing him to practice with peace of mind and ultimately achieve enlightenment.
Collection:Tibetan Buddhism
SKU: BJ0004
Matierial:316L surgical stainless steel / cloisonne ename
Color:white+green+red+blue
Length:4.2cm
Width:2.9cm
Thickness:0.4cm
Length of chain:60cm
Weight:23.3g