Master Kong Jing asked how to understand the Buddha's three-body system.

Santi, a Buddhist term, is a free translation of Sanskrit trikāyāh, also known as Santi Buddha, Santi Buddha and Sanfo Buddha. Body is the meaning of gathering, and all methods are gathered into body. Therefore, the gathering of reason and law means the dharma circle, the gathering of wisdom and law means reporting to the body (Brahma sambhogakāya), and the gathering of merit and law means responding to the body (Brahma nirmā? Akaya.

Dharma body: represents Buddhism, absolute truth, and also refers to the Buddha nature that exists in everyone's heart, and Dharma body is not there. Self-report: After hard training, the Tao becomes Buddha. He is an objective existence of Buddha, a complete and happy gesture. He is extremely tall and often speaks for the bodhisattvas, and his self-declaration appears and disappears. Incarnation: It is a variant of Buddha. In order to educate all sentient beings, the Buddha can now become six sentient beings and appear in various life forms. Living Buddha is a Buddha who appears in the form of human body to educate all beings.

There are also temples with "three-body buddhas", which refer to three kinds of buddhas.

The name "Pilu Jinna Buddha" is honored as "Dharma Buddha", which refers to the Buddha itself that embodies Buddhism; Zuo Zun is known as the "Buddha who reports to the body", and the name "Lushenafo" refers to the body that obtains Buddha fruit after practicing; Right statue is called "body Buddha" in the name of "Sakyamuni Buddha", which refers to the Buddha's body in order to relieve the needs of all beings in the world, especially Sakyamuni Buddha. Buddha has three bodies: Dharma Body, Confession Body, and Daoism Body.