The highest state of "enlightenment" is of course "complete enlightenment", which is commonly referred to as "great enlightenment". That means that a person has a thorough understanding of the truth of life and the nature of the world. The so-called "full enlightenment" is somewhat similar to what we usually call "seeing through the world of mortals" and "understanding the worldly affairs". However, we often mistakenly think that such "full enlightenment" means to escape into Buddhism, become a nun, become a monk, and live a happy life from then on. Qingdeng Ancient Buddha, a boring, passionless, pure-hearted life. Here, it is necessary to clarify something: the "enlightenment" of "seeing through the world of mortals and understanding worldly affairs" is not necessarily related to "committing oneself to Buddhism" or "converting to religion".

The so-called "seeing through the world of mortals" means "the heart is above the world of mortals"; the so-called "understanding the worldly affairs" means "seeing deeper than the world's people", which means that such an "enlightened person" is in the spiritual realm. Standing taller than all other living beings on an apartment floor. And when he stands at the top of the spiritual realm, he "will be at the top and see all the mountains and small mountains at a glance." His spiritual height will naturally enable him to see far-reaching places and long-term futures that are beyond the reach of eyes in secular life. Compared to us in the mortal world, he is certainly a prophet. In Buddhism, we often refer to such a "completely enlightened person" as "Buddha". Therefore, "Buddha" is not a god or a visitor from outside the world, but a thoroughly enlightened person, a person who "understands all dharmas and understands everything" and achieves great enlightenment.

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