King Kong has always occupied the position of the main Buddha of the Kagyu Sect. The Tibetan name "Duojieqiang" is the deity, the total body of three buddhas and the synthesis of three buddhas. King Kong has always maintained the status of "Dharma Buddha". Therefore, King Kong has always held the symbol of understanding and its dark blue skin color.
It symbolizes the eternal Buddha nature. For example, the universe contains everything. Wearing five Buddha crowns, lovers are endless. Clothes, jewels and wreaths are all solemn.
Holding a diamond pestle in his right hand and a diamond bell in his left hand, he crossed his chest and tied it in a double knot, sitting on the throne of the Eight Lions Lotus Moon.
Because King Kong has always held the supreme essence of Buddhism, he was the first guru to inherit the Kagyu Sect.
All the teaching methods passed down were directly passed on to the Kagyu Sect by the general manager of King Kong. The general manager of King Kong crossed his hands, holding the diamond pestle in his right hand symbolizing "ingenuity" and holding the drill clock in his left hand symbolizing "wisdom", which truly represented "uniqueness" and "emptiness".
It is the ultimate method of "handprint". This achievement is the goal of every practitioner of kagyu school inheritance.
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King Kong is also known as the Lord of the Buddhas. According to the Buddhist book, this is the appearance of Sakyamuni's lecture. Its image is sitting, with its head slightly tilted to the left, its eyes slightly closed, and it naturally looks down and its double layers are closed.
The top hat is decorated with many treasures, and a pair of big earrings are hung on the shoulders to protect the chest, breast and navel.
Cross your wrists on your chest and hold a diamond pestle in each hand.
Sit on the lotus seat, inside the left leg, outside the right leg, barefoot, feet up.
Arms, wrists and ankles are worn out. The Buddha statue is covered with ribbons and has a circular pattern on the back.
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