Big question about physical remains!

The remains of the body are the miracle of life.

According to the Bible, the remains of the physical body are acquired by a person through training, determination and wisdom, plus his own great will. It is very rare and precious. Buddhist monks of all schools have had physical relics.

At the same time, it reminds me of the rainbow phenomenon of tantric school. Its basic feature is that after death, a person's body shrinks, and finally disappears completely, really "melts" in the void like rainbows and air-so some people call rainbow people "naked" with the same meaning. After the body is completely iridescent, nothing is left, or only a little unfinished hair and nails are left.

According to the historical records, whispers and examples we saw today, most of the people who died in the form of "rainbow" belonged to those who reached the practice of "dzogchen" of Ma Ning School, which may be related to some uniqueness of "dzogchen" practice. Of course, this is not absolute. Other mystics have embarked on a rainbow shape. Compared with the above-mentioned Buddhist mantra that the body is not rotted or cremated, the mind and tongue are not bad, and the bones are like Buddha statues, it cannot be absolutely said that the practice order must surpass the former, but it can be said that the practice order of "Rainbow" after death must reach a quite high level.

There are also "rainbow" people. When the body contracts to a certain stage, it stops contracting, becomes a hard body image, and slams on it. It hasn't completely "melted", maybe the temperature is still lacking, but it's amazing that a person who is five feet tall can naturally shrink into a hard figure of one or two feet or even lower after death.

There are also monks who practice Taoism. Cremation after death, all the bodies burned, leaving no ashes. This very special phenomenon can also be classified as iridescence.

These are mysterious phenomena after the death of Taoist priests.