The six-character mantra of Buddhism: What do you mean by "ba", "ma", "ni", "ba", "rice" and "bang"?

Six-character mantra: Tibetan Buddhist noun. It is said to be the "fundamental curse" of Buddhism's Mi Lian Department. It includes the heart of Buddha, the heart of treasure, the heart of lotus and the heart of King Kong. "Ba" means the Buddha's heart, which means that when you read this word, your body should be in the Buddha's body, your mouth should be in the Buddha's mouth, and your meaning should be in the Buddha's mind. You think that if your body, mouth and mind are integrated with the Buddha, you can succeed. "Jing" in Sanskrit means "Ruyibao", which means "Bao Bu Xin". It is said that this treasure comes from the thought of the Dragon King. If you get this treasure, you can enter the sea without treasure and climb the mountain without treasure, so it is also called "Jubao". "Bami" means "lotus" in Sanskrit, meaning "lotus heart", which is a metaphor for the purity of lotus. "Boom" means "the heart of King Kong" and the desire to achieve, that is, you must rely on the power of Buddha to get "enlightenment", realize everything, and finally realize your desire to become a Buddha.