What is the proverb in Japanese?

This sentence comes from the New Testament

Ananias went into the house. He laid his hands on Saul and said, "Brother Saul, the Lord who appeared to you on your way sent me to call you.

You can see and be filled with the Holy Spirit. Saul's eyes seemed to have scales, and immediately he fell down, so he could see, and he got up and was baptized.

It is somewhat similar to the realm and taste of "sincerity as spirit" of China people. In ancient times, people who looked up to the Buddha saw the "Buddha light" of Mount Emei and Huashan, thinking that they were infatuated with the Buddha and died in a mountain stream.

The original meaning of this sentence is "misunderstanding, confusion, confusion, ignorance, awakening after an epiphany", which is somewhat similar to China's words such as "the prodigal son will never change his gold" and "put down his butcher's knife and become a Buddha".

The realm of "rebirth on the other side"

Nowadays, it is often used as a metaphor, which means "He かがきっかけとなり, anxious, open-minded and peaceful"

"Because an opportunity suddenly broadened my horizons and understood the essence of things" is somewhat similar to the meaning of "ぴんときた"