What do twelve Buddha statues of plough mean?

The statue of the Twelve Heavenly Blessings is a belief system in the traditional culture of China, which involves astrology, numerology, geomantic omen and other fields. According to this belief, people believe that the time and date of everyone's birth will be associated with the two stars of plough and Lucun. Plough refers to the seven stars in the Big Dipper, and Lucun is one of the nine planets in Nandou. According to the time and date of birth, each person will correspond to a tallest plow and a Lu Cun, forming twelve statues.

Every statue of Tiangang Fulu has different symbolic meaning and implication, which is considered to affect a person's fate and fortune in numerology. People will determine their corresponding highest Buddha statue according to their birth time and date. For example, if a person corresponds to the rear plow in the highest plow, it symbolizes the promotion of power and status; If it corresponds to Lu Cun Zun ambush, it symbolizes the breakthrough and development of the cause.

It should be noted that the Twelve Buddha Statues of Plough is a traditional belief system, and there is no scientific basis and evidence to prove its effectiveness. Therefore, in modern society, it is necessary to understand and apply the twelve Buddha statues of Tiangang Fulu with a cautious and rational attitude.