Nanwu is a transliteration of Sanskrit Namas, pronounced Namo, and also translated as Nanwu and Nanwu. It means to pay tribute, return to respect and return to life.
"Amitabha" is a transliteration of the Sanskrit Amitabha. Mahayana teaches the name of Buddha. It is said that Amitabha was originally a king, but later he gave up the throne and became a monk. Then he made forty-eight wishes and became enlightened.
"South without Amitabha" is a Buddhist term, which means "back to the life of Amitabha". Reading this language is called "chanting Buddha"
Yes, I see. "There is no Amitabha in the south", so it belongs to Amitabha. May the people who love me and the people I love be safe and happy.
Nanwu is a transliteration of Sanskrit Namas, pronounced Namo, and also translated as Nanwu and Nanwu. It means to pay tribute, return to respect and return to life. It is a term used by Buddhist believers to express their wholehearted submission to Buddhism. It is often added before the names or classic titles of Buddha and Bodhisattva to show respect and piety for Buddhism and Buddhism, such as drinking Luo in the south and having three treasures in the south. Amitabha in Nanwu is the name of Buddha, which is transliterated from Sanskrit. Amitabha means infinite or infinite in Sanskrit, and Nanwu means L Yi in Sanskrit. The dying man reads "there is no Amitabha in the south" and he will take your soul to the Elysium. It means "infinite light", "infinite life" and so on, and so on refer to Amitabha's infinite wisdom, compassion and magical power, which cannot be explained clearly in words.
This Buddhist name is the most common, and almost everyone can read it, but although he can read it, he doesn't know what it means, why he should read it, what is the advantage of reading it, and what kind of reading method is it? I'm going to explain them one by one now, so that everyone knows!
First, the Buddha's name has six words. There is no word on the head, which means reincarnation and belongs to the teaching of Buddha; Invincible. It is also devoted to serving the Buddha all his life, showing loyalty and filial piety. Some people say that there is nothing in the south, which is a ridiculous joke. The downward word "a" has no meaning; The word amitabha means * * *. The word Buddha means a very clever person; Amitabha is the name of a Buddha. The life of the Buddha is endless for tens of millions of years, without * * *; And his light, a lot, can reach the endless world in vanity, and there is no * * *. In addition, all kinds of merits are wonderful, and there is no * * *, so there is no * * * Buddha. The Buddha lives in the Elysium. His world has no suffering, but endless happiness, so the people living there are very comfortable and safe, so it is also called the country of sustenance. This Amitabha is the leader of Anyang; With our world, there is the same leader Sakyamuni Buddha; Although they are similar, in terms of life span and light emitted by the body, Amitabha far exceeds Sakyamuni Buddha.
Second, why do you miss him? Some people say that people who practice naturally have to learn. Then, I want to ask you: why practice? People say that we were born in the world, and all our food, clothing, housing and transportation were made in our previous lives. If we don't fix it in this life, we won't have enough to eat and wear in the next life. Although this sentence is not bad, if you want to have food and clothing in the afterlife, it depends on whether you can pay. If you eat others in this life, you will have something to eat in the afterlife; Wear people in this life, and there will be clothes in the afterlife; You can get this blessing even if you don't recite Buddha. Why do you want to read Buddha? I still don't know. I tell you: this is a bitter world, and we are all bound, persecuted and entangled, which makes us uncomfortable. Life is short, food and clothing are scarce, flesh and blood stink, and good people are few. Ambitious people want to save people in this world, but they are trapped in this world. It's too late to save yourself. How do you save others? If we have this ambition of self-restraint, we must go to the Elysium, be enlightened by Amitabha, acquire the skills of Bodhisattva, and then return to earth, so that we can think of various ways to save our compatriots; It is precisely because of this introspective truth that we should recite Buddha. The great truth of this cosmic life was originally said by Sakyamuni Buddha. The Buddha speaks highly of people in our world. Seeing that there is no big foundation in the world, you can practice according to Buddhism. Even if it can and will take countless years, it will succeed. If the time is much longer, it is inevitable that we will not give up halfway, and the only chance we can achieve in this life is to be born in the world of Amitabha in the afterlife. So, teach us to recite the Buddha's number in his world and become attached to him as soon as possible. Then, at the end of our lives, Amitabha will come to say hello in person or send a Buddha to meet us; At this time, if my mind is firm ... >>
What does Amitabha stand for? Tu Ami ó fó, Amitāyus (Infinite Life) and Amitābha (Infinite Light), also known in Sanskrit as Infinite Life Buddha, Infinite Light Buddha, Guanzi King Buddha and Manna King. The code is quiet. He is the leader of the Western Elysium, and he is also called "the Three Saints of the West" with Guanyin Bodhisattva and Megatrend Bodhisattva.
According to records, in very ancient times, he was originally a Buddhist monk and lived in the world when he was a king Buddha. Enlightened by the living king Buddha, he voluntarily achieved a perfect Buddhist country (pure land of bliss), made forty-eight wishes, and transformed all beings in the most ingenious way. So he realized his wish to become a Buddha and became Amitabha. He is still preaching sutras in the Buddhist paradise of Amitabha Buddha, and it is said that he met people with great compassion.
The classic story of Amitabha was translated as early as the Eastern Han Dynasty. During the Six Dynasties, the idea of emphasizing bliss in the afterlife was based on the belief of Amitabha. And gradually formed the later Pure Land Sect. With the popularity of Pure Land Sect in China, Amitabha has become the most popular Buddha. Even the word "Amitabha" has become a mutual greeting among Buddhists in China.
Amitabha, the founder of the pure land of bliss in the west, vowed to cross all sentient beings with endless wishes, never giving up sad wishes, and illuminating the lonely with infinite light, so that the heavy industry can be alleviated. Whoever holds his name is blessed by the Buddha before his death, except for all disasters. After death, it can be transformed into its pure land of bliss and enjoy all the happiness.
Amitabha means blessing. This sentence is Sanskrit in ancient India, which means, in our current words, a long life is a blessing. May you live a long life and be wise. If you like, the meaning in the blessing is very deep. Where is the depth? I am deeply alert to remind you that we have been in this world all our lives, and the light, boundless light, openness and selflessness we demand are very important to everyone, everything and everything. Every time we hear this sentence, we should be alert to ourselves. Why? I can say that I am destined, so there are not many people who don't believe in past lives and afterlife. Let's just say that this life has not been bright since the day you were born. We put aside selfishness and began to think about society, people, sentient beings, everyone and everything, and make contributions and services wholeheartedly. This heart is aboveboard. Amitabha this sentence contains this profound meaning, the meaning of perfection. Only we can get real happiness, which of course includes health and longevity. From the literal meaning of Amitabha, Amitabha means infinity, Buddha means longevity, and infinity includes all infinity. Everything you think is boundless, so this is a very complete and blessed sentence. This is the first thing we said when we met, Amitabha. This sentence corresponds to the hearts of all sentient beings in the void dharma world. Why? All beings want, so they are in harmony with all beings. There is no superstition in this decision. All the beauty in the world has been summed up, so all the beauty in the world is in this sentence, and this sentence is complete. We understand this meaning, called amitabha, and this meaning is more complete!
What kind of Buddha is Amitabha? What do you mean there is no Amitabha in the south? Brief introduction of amitabha.
Amitabha (Mí tuó fó), the Sanskrit amita Buddha, means boundless sense, boundless Buddha, also known as infinite light Buddha (Sanskrit Amitābha), or infinite longevity Buddha (Sanskrit Amitāyus). As the abbot of the Western Elysium, he took avalokitesvara and megatrends as threats, educated all the Bodhisattvas in the pure land of Elysium, and led ten beings to continue to practice Buddhism in his pure land. (Tibetan names are Dpag-tu-med and dpag-yas. )
In Sanskrit, "a" is one of the prefixes expressing negation. Although the transliteration form of Latin is A, the pronunciation in Sanskrit is E and the long sound is ā. The word "nothing" in the names of infinite sense, infinite life and infinite light denies "quantity", so it is correct to read. Both Cihai and Modern Chinese Dictionary in China are marked and have been appraised by experts. Some people are influenced by Latin and unconsciously influence people who don't understand foreign languages. No matter who he is and how good he is, he can't change the correct pronunciation of Sanskrit. Because sincerity is spiritual, you don't have to care too much about a voice.
According to the "Infinite Life Sutra", when the Buddha was born in the past, there was a king who heard the Buddha's words and became a monk, named Fazang. Since then, Peter Fazang has lived in Wang Qian, absorbed the wonderful land of 2 10 billion Buddha, and made 48 wishes. Among them, there are three wishes:' Make me a Buddha, and all living beings in ten places believe in happiness, and are willing to live in our country for ten years. If they are not alive, they will not be enlightened. Except for the five evils, slander Buddhism. "Make me a Buddha, ten beings are bodhicitta, practice all kinds of merits, and make a wish to give birth to our country. Throughout his life, the fake order does not surround the public to show the front, and he does not take the right sense. " If I get the Buddha, all the people in the ten places will hear my name, cherish our country, cultivate virtues and return to the heart. They want to give birth to our country, and those who fail will not be enlightened. The eighteenth wish is the most basic wish. His wish said:' If I get the Buddha, all beings in ten places will believe in happiness, and I would like to have the life of our country, even ten thoughts. If they have no life, they will not be enlightened. The Zen master made this wish and has always been enshrined in the solemn pure land. His Buddhist land is ten trillion temples away from here, and it is famous for its happiness.
After this 48-year-old wish was established, the Zen master devoted himself to the solemn and wonderful land. The Buddhist world inspired by its intensive cultivation is broad, unobstructed, detached and unique, and the place it stands on is long and unchanging, without ups and downs and without variation. In the incredible hundreds of billions, he was robbed for a long time and actively cultivated the infinite blessings of Bodhisattva. Never have a heart of greed, hatred and trouble. I can't remember greed, resentment and annoyance, and I can't get in touch with the outside world. The power of humiliation strengthens achievements and never cares about complaining about all the hard work. Want to be content with less, have no complaints and ignorance, live in Samadhi, often live in inaction and silence, and all wisdom is accessible. No hypocrisy, no flattery, no evil, no tenderness, no soft words, no sweet words, always showing concern and greetings. Brave and diligent, never slack off and tired. I have devoted myself to the pursuit of pure and pure good laws, benefiting all sentient beings, respecting the teacher of the Three Treasures, putting body and mind first, and achieving all the merits and interests of all sentient beings with good deeds.
Living in nothingness, nothingness, and no wish, I went out. You can't sell yourself short, obey all the laws in the world as vain, and stay away from all vulgar, self-destructive and mutually harmful words and deeds. Practice all good deeds that are soft, loving, self-interested and beneficial to others and yourself. Give up the land and leave the throne, get rid of wealth and lust, practice six paramita in person, and teach others to do six degrees and ten thousand lines. I have accumulated a lot of merits since the endless robbery. With the place where he reincarnated, his wishes and demands, and the infinite treasure house, it naturally appeared. Education settles countless sentient beings and lives on the road of no enlightenment and real liberation. Or show that you are an elderly layman, a rich family and a powerful caste. Or that you are the king of Suri, the king of wheels. Or show that life is the six desires of God, even the great Brahma King. I often worship Buddha and God with four things: food, clothing, quilt and medicine. If so, I can't sigh and count my contributions. The breath in the mouth is fragrant and clean, like the smell of violet flowers. The pores of the body exude the fragrance of conformity and mastery, which generally affects the boundless world. The appearance and color are extremely correct and the body is in good condition. Hands often naturally produce endless treasures, clothes, food, treasures, colorful covers, ceremonial flags and other decorative items. If so, it will surpass the achievements of everyone in the world and be comfortable in all laws.
The monk became a Buddha today, and now ... >>
What exactly does Namo Amitabha mean? Nanwu is a transliteration of Sanskrit Namas, pronounced Namo, and also translated as Nanwu and Nanwu. It means to pay tribute, return to respect and return to life.
"Amitabha" is a transliteration of the Sanskrit Amitabha. Mahayana teaches the name of Buddha. It is said that Amitabha was originally a king, but later he gave up the throne and became a monk. Then he made forty-eight wishes and became enlightened.
"South without Amitabha" is a Buddhist term, which means "back to the life of Amitabha". Reading this language is called "chanting Buddha"
Yes, I see. "There is no Amitabha in the south", so it belongs to Amitabha. May the people who love me and the people I love be safe and happy.
Nanwu is a transliteration of Sanskrit Namas, pronounced Namo, and also translated as Nanwu and Nanwu. It means to pay tribute, return to respect and return to life. It is a term used by Buddhist believers to express their wholehearted submission to Buddhism. It is often added before the names or classic titles of Buddha and Bodhisattva to show respect and piety for Buddhism and Buddhism, such as drinking Luo in the south and having three treasures in the south. Amitabha in Nanwu is the name of Buddha, which is transliterated from Sanskrit. Amitabha means infinite or infinite in Sanskrit, and Nanwu means L Yi in Sanskrit. The dying man reads "there is no Amitabha in the south" and he will take your soul to the Elysium. It means "infinite light", "infinite life" and so on, and so on refer to Amitabha's infinite wisdom, compassion and magical power, which cannot be explained clearly in words.
What does the holy name of Amitabha mean? There is no amitabha in the south.
Nanwu is a transliteration of Sanskrit Namas, pronounced Namo, and also translated as Nanwu and Nanwu. It means to pay tribute, return to respect and return to life.
"Amitabha" is a transliteration of the Sanskrit Amitabha. Mahayana teaches the name of Buddha. It is said that Amitabha was originally a king, but later he gave up the throne and became a monk. Then he made forty-eight wishes and became enlightened.
"South without Amitabha" is a Buddhist term, which means "back to the life of Amitabha". Reading this language is called "chanting Buddha"
Yes, I see. "There is no Amitabha in the south", so it belongs to Amitabha. May the people who love me and the people I love be safe and happy.
Nanwu is a transliteration of Sanskrit Namas, pronounced Namo, and also translated as Nanwu and Nanwu. It means to pay tribute, return to respect and return to life. It is a term used by Buddhist believers to express their wholehearted submission to Buddhism. It is often added before the names or classic titles of Buddha and Bodhisattva to show respect and piety for Buddhism and Buddhism, such as drinking Luo in the south and having three treasures in the south. Amitabha in Nanwu is the name of Buddha, which is transliterated from Sanskrit. Amitabha means infinite or infinite in Sanskrit, and Nanwu means L Yi in Sanskrit. The dying man reads "there is no Amitabha in the south" and he will take your soul to the Elysium. It means "infinite light", "infinite life" and so on, and so on refer to Amitabha's infinite wisdom, compassion and magical power, which cannot be explained clearly in words.
This Buddhist name is the most common, and almost everyone can read it, but although he can read it, he doesn't know what it means, why he should read it, what is the advantage of reading it, and what kind of reading method is it? I'm going to explain them one by one now, so that everyone knows!
First, the Buddha's name has six words. There is no word on the head, which means reincarnation and belongs to the teaching of Buddha; Invincible. It is also devoted to serving the Buddha all his life, showing loyalty and filial piety. Some people say that there is nothing in the south, which is a ridiculous joke. The downward word "a" has no meaning; The word amitabha means * * *. The word Buddha means a very clever person; Amitabha is the name of a Buddha. The life of the Buddha is endless for tens of millions of years, without * * *; And his light, a lot, can reach the endless world in vanity, and there is no * * *. In addition, all kinds of merits are wonderful, and there is no * * *, so there is no * * * Buddha. The Buddha lives in the Elysium. His world has no suffering, but endless happiness, so the people living there are very comfortable and safe, so it is also called the country of sustenance. This Amitabha is the leader of Anyang; With our world, there is the same leader Sakyamuni Buddha; Although they are similar, in terms of life span and light emitted by the body, Amitabha far exceeds Sakyamuni Buddha.
Second, why do you miss him? Some people say that people who practice naturally have to learn. Then, I want to ask you: why practice? People say that we were born in the world, and all our food, clothing, housing and transportation were made in our previous lives. If we don't fix it in this life, we won't have enough to eat and wear in the next life. Although this sentence is not bad, if you want to have food and clothing in the afterlife, it depends on whether you can pay. If you eat others in this life, you will have something to eat in the afterlife; Wear people in this life, and there will be clothes in the afterlife; You can get this blessing even if you don't recite Buddha. Why do you want to read Buddha? I still don't know. I tell you: this is a bitter world, and we are all bound, persecuted and entangled, which makes us uncomfortable. Life is short, food and clothing are scarce, flesh and blood stink, and good people are few. Ambitious people want to save people in this world, but they are trapped in this world. It's too late to save yourself. How do you save others? If we have this ambition of self-restraint, we must go to the Elysium, be enlightened by Amitabha, acquire the skills of Bodhisattva, and then return to earth, so that we can think of various ways to save our compatriots; It is precisely because of this introspective truth that we should recite Buddha. The great truth of this cosmic life was originally said by Sakyamuni Buddha. The Buddha speaks highly of people in our world. Seeing that there is no big foundation in the world, you can practice according to Buddhism. Even if it can and will take countless years, it will succeed. If the time is much longer, it is inevitable that we will not give up halfway, and the only chance we can achieve in our life is to be born in the world of Amitabha in the afterlife. So, teach us to recite the Buddha's number in his world and marry him as soon as possible. Then at the end of our lives, Amitabha will come to say hello in person or send a Buddha to meet us. At this time, if my mind is firm, I will go to Elysium immediately. This sentence is >>
What does Buddhism mean by "there is no Amitabha in the south"? Nanwu is a transliteration of Sanskrit namas, pronounced "namo"; Chinese translation means: death, salute, refuge, save me, tolerance and so on. Amitabha, also known as Infinite Pure Buddha, Infinite Light Buddha and Infinite Life Buddha, is the founder and leader of the western paradise.
Amitabha in Nanwu is a conversion to Amitabha, asking the Buddha for help. It is a common saying of pure land Buddhism to read Buddhism and Dharma honestly.
What does Amitabha in Nanwu mean? 1. "Nanwu" is a transliteration of Sanskrit Namas, pronounced Namo, and also translated as "Nanwu" and "Nanwu". It means to pay tribute, return to respect and return to life.
"Amitabha" is a transliteration of the Sanskrit Amitabha. Mahayana teaches the name of Buddha. It is said that Amitabha was originally a king, but later he gave up the throne and became a monk. Then he made forty-eight wishes and became enlightened.
"South without Amitabha" is a Buddhist term, which means "back to the life of Amitabha". Reading this language is called "chanting Buddha"
Yes, I see. "There is no Amitabha in the south", so I will return to Amitabha, wishing the people who love me and the people I love peace and happiness.
Nanwu is a transliteration of Sanskrit Namas, pronounced Namo, and also translated as Nanwu and Nanwu. It means to pay tribute, return to respect and return to life. It is a term used by Buddhist believers to express their wholehearted submission to Buddhism. It is often added before the names or classic titles of Buddha and Bodhisattva to show respect and piety for Buddhism and Buddhism, such as drinking Luo in the south and having three treasures in the south. Amitabha in Nanwu is the name of Buddha, which is transliterated from Sanskrit. Amitabha means infinite or infinite in Sanskrit, and Nanwu means L Yi in Sanskrit. The dying man reads "there is no Amitabha in the south" and he will take your soul to the Elysium. It means "infinite light", "infinite life" and so on, and so on refer to Amitabha's infinite wisdom, compassion and magical power, which cannot be explained clearly in words.
2. "Nanwu" means to be respectful and convert, so this word is honorific, which means we bow, salute and convert. "Amitabha" is the name of the teacher in the western paradise. Sakyamuni Buddha taught us to recite this name often, that is, to respect Amitabha, convert to Amitabha, encourage us to make a vow to live in Amitabha's land, accept Amitabha's teaching, and achieve a complete Bodhi. This is the greatest expectation of Sakyamuni Buddha for students.
Amitabha is translated into Chinese, A is translated into nothing, Amitabha is translated into quantity, and Buddha is translated into sensation, which means infinite sensation. Infinite awareness means knowing everything and not knowing anything, which means too much. Let's sum up, the meaning of Amitabha is the 48 wishes mentioned in the Infinite Life Sutra, which is the concentration of infinite feeling; If it is unfolded, it is all the infinite life classics. Therefore, we can say that the forty-eight wishes are the annotations of Amitabha's name, and the Infinite Life Sutra is the annotations of the forty-eight wishes. However, the Infinite Life Sutra is only a brief description, and then the Dafang Guangfo Huayan Sutra, so the Dafang Guangfo Huayan Sutra is really a detailed explanation of the Infinite Life Sutra. Do you have any more details? Yes, the teachings of Sakyamuni Buddha in 49 years are recorded in detail in the Huayan Sutra of Dafang Guangfo Buddha. If you can understand it in this sense, you will know that Amitabha is the general program and principle of the whole Buddhism.
3. The so-called "South without Amitabha" is the product of such an idea. It is the simplest method of pure land Sect's simple practice, and it is also the most commonly used language of pure land Sect's practice of chanting Buddha, expressing the worship and respect for Amitabha Buddha. In the view of Pure Land Sect, the yogi reciting this sentence contains two forces, one is the belief of all beings in Amitabha, and the other is the will of Amitabha to attract all beings, that is, the power of his forty-eight wishes at that time. Pure land Sect believes that chanting "Amitabha Buddha in the south" can produce magical effects. If you can't forget, you can cut off the reincarnation of 8 billion people, and after death, you can get the introduction of Amitabha and others and go to the western paradise. It means that when a Buddhist is dying, people from the Western Heaven will come to meet him, boys with small merits will come, and Bodhisattva and even Amitabha himself will also come with great merits. In short, this is the easiest way to practice. As long as you have a firm belief, sincere desire and keep reciting the name of Amitabha, you can go to heaven. The pursuit and belief of western paradise is widely spread in China, which has a very important influence, especially among the broad masses of the lower classes. In the history of Buddhism in China, there are many stories of people who read Buddhism and died in the West, which are dazzling and spread among the people, and the focus of each story is undoubtedly the phrase "There is no Amitabha in the south".
4. Amitabha means boundless light. Buddha is pure, law is right and wrong, and all laws are death.
The essence of Buddhist propaganda is actually the six-character mantra of Guanyin Bodhisattva, which emerges from the mud without being stained, and educates all living beings to eliminate evil forces and return to their own Qingming knowledge, that is, Buddhism. Although we are in this place ... >>
What does Amitabha in Nanwu mean? South China doesn't mean amitabha.
Namo amit Ba
Many people in the world often read Amitabha Nanwu, but they don't know what Amitabha Nanwu means. Even some old people have been studying Amitabha Nanwu for decades, but they don't even know what Amitabha Nanwu is.
It can be called superstition to say that there is no Amitabha in South China and I don't know what Amitabha in South China means. Those who don't know what Amitabha Nanwu is, and say that others are superstitious when they read Amitabha Nanwu, are also superstitious. Its essence is the same-blind faith.
Buddha refers to the awakened one. An enlightened person is a Buddha. When you are conscious, you are the Buddha. Therefore, the Buddha is not in the sky, the Buddha is on the ground, and the Buddha is in the heart; Buddha is not the embodiment of superstition, but the title of enlightened person.
Amitabha is the name of an enlightened person with boundless merits. Just like we have our own name, it is a symbol, a code, a code that is different from others.
&tabha, also known as Amitabha or Amitabha &; (2)uot； , all refer to the enlightened person of infinite merit-Tathagata, namely Sakyamuni. So amitabha is also called Buddha Buddha.
Just like people have other names, Amitabha has thirteen titles, twelve of which are related to light and one to life. The former is called Infinite Light Buddha, and the latter is called Infinite Life Buddha.
Nanwu means return and respect.
The popular explanation of Amitabha in Nanwu is: Pay tribute to Amitabha (pay tribute to Tathagata)!
However, apart from the narrow interpretation, Amitabha Namwu has a broad meaning: to pay tribute to all people who are conscious.
What is the standard of the awakened one? There are low standards and high standards.
The low standard is self-sufficiency, that is, starting from oneself, breaking evil and cultivating good, abiding by the law, being indifferent to fame and fortune, accumulating merits and virtues, being clean and letting go, and not climbing with fate (origin, gathering, dispersion and extinction, all laws are born from fate, but also from fate). High standards mean being kind to others. In addition to self-cultivation, we should also help others to be enlightened, build good relations, educate all beings, promote Buddhism and give charity. As the saying goes, giving up is a causal relationship. If you give up, you will get it. You must be sincere to others in order to get others for yourself.
However, whether we measure ourselves or others, we must first see through, let go, let go and see through.
What do you mean he who sees through? He who sees through is to downplay the impermanence of the world environment (nothing is eternal, everything is changing rapidly, like a dream, like dew, like electricity), and understand the illusory law of change-impermanence is common. Neither obsessed with what is what (just wonderful, accidental, like the superstring of quantum mechanics, temporary combination) nor obsessed with what is what (everything is out of nothing, out of nothing, vacuum is not empty, empty). Colorless (color refers to matter and existence) but not empty (non-existence and non-existence), although empty but colored. One is divided into three, namely, emptiness, existence and neutralization, and the three are integrated with it. Don't stick to color space, don't stick to color space ... >>