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Title: Zodiac signs and charts of the 12 genera in Buddhism
As one of the three major religions in the world, Buddhism has a profound cultural heritage and extensive influence. In China, Buddhism is combined with traditional culture to form many unique cultural phenomena. Among them, the signs of the 12 zodiac signs and the 12 genera in Buddhism are a unique scenery in Chinese culture. In this article, we will introduce the association of the 12 zodiac signs with the Buddhist zodiac signs and present the corresponding diagrams.
1. The origin and meaning of the 12 zodiac signs
The 12 zodiac signs, also known as the 12 zodiac signs, are an important part of traditional Chinese culture. They are Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. These twelve animals correspond to the Chinese lunar year and are believed to represent different character traits, fortunes, and destinies. In Chinese culture, the 12 zodiac signs have a deep historical heritage and extensive influence.
2. The 12 signs of the genera in Buddhism
The 12 zodiac signs in Buddhism are closely related to the Chinese zodiacRED88. These symbols include zodiac animals such as the rat, ox, and tiger, as well as special symbols from Buddhism. These symbols represent the philosophy and practice of Buddhism, and reflect the integration of Buddhism and traditional Chinese culture. For example, the rat represents agility and intelligence, the ox represents diligence and hard work, and the dragon is an image of the protector deity in Buddhism. These symbols represent people’s yearning for a happy life and the pursuit of a better destiny.
3. Correlation chart between zodiac signs and Buddhist zodiac signs
The following is a diagram of the correlation of the zodiac signs with the signs of the Buddhist genus:
|Serial number|Zodiac|Buddhist zodiac signs|Meaning|
|——|——|————|——|
|1|Rat|Morichitian|Flexible and Smart|
|2|Ox|King Kong Angry Eyes|Diligence and Hard-working|
|3|Tiger|Asura King|Brave and Resolute|
|4|Rabbit|Manjushri|Peace and Wisdom|
|5|Dragon|Dragon King and other protector gods|Protector and evil spirit|
|6|Snake|White Snake Dharma Protector and other images|Peaceful and peaceful|
|7|Horse|Horse Head King and other images|Rapid success|
|8|Sheep|The antelope, the animal of the king of the country, represents the quality of gentleness and humility. The sheep represents the quality of meekness and kindness. At the same time, the sheep is also a symbol of auspiciousness, representing a good harvest and good luck. At the same time, the sheep is also one of the symbols of compassion and wisdom in Buddhism, representing the value of compassion and equanimity, as well as wisdom enlightenment. It also symbolizes longevity, health, longevity, and health, and also carries the meaning of praying for peace and stability, reflecting people’s yearning for a better destiny and the pursuit of wishes and goals. In Buddhist culture, the sheep is often seen as a symbol of compassion and wisdom, as well as a symbol of moral and ethical reverence and the pursuit of goals. In short, as one of the zodiac signs, the sheep also symbolizes auspiciousness, peace, happiness and stability, and carries people’s yearning for a better life and the pursuit of goals. It also carries people’s respect and worship for Buddhism, expresses the recognition and inheritance of Buddhist culture, and is also one of the important ways to demonstrate the concept of Buddhism, wisdom and compassion. (Abbreviated for reasons of length)|9|Monkey|Monkey King and other images|Witty and brave|In Buddhism, the monkey is a symbol of wisdom and wit, representing people’s determination and goal to pursue wisdom and courage and overcome difficulties. (Written for reasons of space)|10|Chicken|Golden Rooster Announces Dawn and other images|Industrious and brave|Chicken is the embodiment of diligence and courage in Buddhism, representing the spiritual quality of diligence and bravery, and also symbolizing new beginnings and hopes. (Written for reasons of length)|11|Dog|The image of the loyal guardian saint and other symbols (not specified for the time being) represent the characteristics of loyalty and honesty, and it is also one of people’s expectations for a better life, and it also represents the meaning of the protection and blessing of the power of faith, symbolizing the will of the guardian saint of justice, justice, and justice, which has far-reaching cultural significance and religious connotation. (Written for reasons of length)|12|Pig|Symbolizing auspiciousness, longevity, wealth, harvest and other meanings, it also represents people’s yearning and pursuit of a happy life, reflects people’s yearning for a better life, as well as their sense of identity and pride in traditional culture, and carries people’s heavy responsibility for the protection and inheritance of traditional culture (reasons for space are omitted for the time being, more details are elaborated) To sum up, it can be seen that each zodiac and its corresponding Buddhist zodiac signs have profound meanings and rich cultural connotations, not only representing people’s yearning for a better life, but also reflecting people’s respect and inheritance of traditional culture, is an indispensable and important part of Chinese culture, but also carries people’s sense of identity and pride in religious beliefs, four conclusions, through the introduction of this article, we can understand the close connection between the zodiac signs and Buddhist signs, as well as the cultural connotation and philosophical significance they contain, these signs not only represent people’s yearning for a happy life, but also reflect people’s respect and inheritance of traditional culture, at the same time, they are also indispensable in Chinese cultureBy understanding the meaning of these signs, we can better understand and inherit Chinese culture, and at the same time, we can better understand and respect the status and role of religious beliefs in Chinese culture.