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This is a tricky question. Or not. People are all different. So are Buddhas.
Or are they ?
Buddha-nature is Buddha-nature.
According to Gautama Siddartha (the most famous Buddha), we all have Buddha-nature
and will eventually become Enlightened (in the Buddhistic sense of the word).
Enlightenment is a state of non-suffering brought about by the ending of desire.
There are different Buddhas because everyone becomes one sooner or later.
Ie, from time to time, another person becomes Enlightened, and sometimes that
person is known about because they are recorded in history (such as Gautama
Siddartha).
It is important to note that Buddhists consider that EVERYONE will become Enlightened
sooner or later. So, according to theory, you will become a different Buddha yourself,
either in this lifetime or a future one.
Wiki User
∙ 14y ago
Wiki User
∙ 13y agoInfinity can't be represented by an unique image. So they represent Buddha with an infinity of images to give sense to it.
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How do you draw a Buddha?
A Buddha is any enlightened person, so drwing any person can be a picture of a Buddha. To draw a picture of the Buddha is going to be difficult as no contemporary images of him exist.
What did Buddha look like?
Like a man from the population of North India in 500 BCE. There were no images of the Buddha made during his lifetime, as he asked that he not be immortalized in that way. The descriptions of the Buddha in the texts of the day are all stock lists of qualities anyone in his day was supposed to have if they were to be Enlightened Ones and so are completely unreliable. We do not know any details of what the Buddha looked like.
What is the correct spelling of Buddha?
With the apostrophe so that it is Buddha's.
Who are avalokitesvara and jizo how are they usually represented in Buddhist art?
Avalokitesvara is a bodhisattva associated with compassion and is commonly depicted with multiple arms, symbolizing the ability to help and reach out to many beings simultaneously. Avalokitesvara is often depicted holding a lotus flower or a rosary. Jizo, on the other hand, is a bodhisattva associated with protection and guidance, primarily for children and travelers. Jizo is usually represented as a monk-like figure holding a staff and wearing a simple robe. Sometimes, Jizo is depicted with children, holding a baby or carrying children in their arms.
What is a shakyamuni buddha?
Shakyamuni Buddha is the name of the historical Buddha, so it does not quite make sense to ask "what is a shakyamuni buddha", as there was only one.
When did the Buddha father die?
King Suddhodana was visited by the Buddha before his death. After many discussions, his father died. This was when Buddha was about forty years old . Buddha died in about 483 BCE when he was 80 years old, so his father would have died in 523 BCE
Where can someone find I love you so much images?
There are many places to find the "I love you so much" images since it's such a famous phrase/term. The easiest place and the best place to find many is by Google Images.
Are the Buddhism religion poltheistic or monotheistic?
Buddha said he was not a God, then after he died people wrote sutras. Many contain things that Buddha never ever taught and so because of false teachings, some people began worshipping Buddha, which they were never supposed to do.
How do you get Buddha bonus in final ninja?
By not killing any enemies. Buddha was a pacifist, so lol.
How did Buddha react when he saw suffering?
personally buddha is fake so not a very good question!
Where can someone find images for the Gasser?
If someone wishes to find images for the Gasser there are a variety of different places where someone can do so. Some of these places include Photobucket, Tumblr, Google Images, Instagram and Pininterest.
What does the Buddhists think about buddha?
Each Buddhist may think something different about the historical Buddha, for my part I cannot express my deep gratitude for his great compassion revealed in his teachings. I give all praise to the Buddha through my efforts to reach enlightenment so that I may be able to create the conditions for others to benefit.
