Hongfu traditional art carving factory

Buddhism has an allusion to the Buddha riding on the back of a peacock.

Phoenix is a bit neither fish nor fowl.

Let's just say.

Phoenix has a pair of children, Dapeng and Peacock.

Peacock ate Tathagata and gave birth to Tathagata. Tathagata is called the mother of peacocks, peacocks, King Daming and Bodhisattvas.

Dapeng is the peacock's brother and Tathagata's uncle. He is the king of Lingshan Leiyin Temple.

In that case, Phoenix is the grandmother of Tathagata. ...

I understand it this way. ...

And Buddhists like the "Nirvana Rebirth" of Phoenix.

Knowing that she was dying, the phoenix flew into the volcano to commit suicide, and then reborn, which is also a kind of reincarnation.

Therefore, many Buddhist monks will be cremated when they die or die, which is also called "sitting"

May seek, but also a kind of rebirth, beyond reincarnation.

It may be such a relationship.

From that chaos, the sky is in the child, the earth is in the ugliness, life is in the shade, heaven and earth meet again, and everything is born. Everything has birds and beasts, animals are as long as Kirin, and birds are as long as phoenix. The phoenix has the spirit of intercourse again, giving birth to peacocks and Dapeng. Peacocks are the worst when they are born. They can eat people and suck people for 45 miles. I was at the top of the snowy mountain, refined into a golden body, and he has sucked me down. I want to get out of his private door for fear of polluting my body; I cut open his back and climbed up Lingshan. If you want to hurt his life, you must be persuaded by the Buddhas to hurt the peacock like you hurt my mother, so you left him at the Lingshan meeting and made him a Buddha mother, peacock, king Daming and bodhisattva. Dapeng and he were born of the same mother, so they are related. "Agree with 5|.