The Buddha that most people see is the incarnation Buddha, such as Sakyamuni Buddha. According to the scripture, the incarnation Buddha is inspired by the blessings of all beings and is a witness to the Buddha's fruit.
A person probably has several conditions: a person's body and soul, and the soul, in Buddhist terms, can be said to be "self-sustaining." Before becoming a monk, Sakyamuni Buddha behaved like an ordinary person, and at this time he was a standard person, but when he realized the Buddha's fruit, his "self-control" was gone, surpassing his soul. This seems to be a standard person in the eyes of ordinary people. But in fact, people in peace are essentially different. This essence is: beyond the soul, beyond life and death, beyond troubles, running through everything. God, on the other hand, can't surpass the soul (I still cling to it), life and death (although the life span is immeasurable, it will last for hundreds of millions of years, but it will eventually die), troubles (if there are various desires, they will cause troubles if they are not satisfied), and of course, it's not over yet.
The so-called guardian is actually not. All beings in Buddhapālita are like mothers. However, the trade-off between buddhas and bodhisattvas is long-term. Many of them are harmful to all living things in the short term, but in fact they are beneficial to all living things. For example, some people like to take drugs, and they are very happy when they take drugs. If someone stops him from taking drugs, he will think that this person makes him unhappy, but in fact, weighing the pros and cons in the longer term is actually saving him. A person's life, from the Buddha's point of view, is no different from drug abuse. He created all kinds of bad karma to satisfy his desires, but he didn't know the terrible consequences.
Sexism is even more untrue. An adult should eat two bowls of rice at a meal, while a child may only eat half a bowl at a meal-can it be said that adults and children are unequal and discriminate against children? The same is true of the differences between men and women. Because there are many differences between men and women, different subjects are needed. For example, women will have children, men will not, women will have menstruation, and men will not. This does not involve discrimination, but these differences will lead men and women to follow different rules in the pursuit of liberation. So there are differences between men and women. But the only goal is to free men and women from the same goal, and the Buddha has customized the commandments that suit them-so, isn't it equality?
The so-called equality of all beings means that the Buddha has transformed all beings, and there is no distinction between relatives and friends. The equality of all beings means the equality of all beings in the law of causality. In the endless cycle, gender is not constant, sometimes men, sometimes women, sometimes animals, sometimes hungry ghosts, and sometimes hell. Their identities are changing, but every creature follows the same laws.
Evidence of reincarnation is everywhere, but it is officially forbidden to make it public. Many children abroad can recall past life scenes, describe the situation and location of their family members in previous lives, and find out the situation of their family members in previous lives. The Discovery Channel has a special program about it.
Buddha shows the human body, but he has omnipresent wisdom and knows the thoughts of all sentient beings in the past, future and present. Moreover, even people have different abilities. Just because this person can't do it doesn't mean that others can't. Just because most people can't do it doesn't mean that some people can't do it. This is also the basic logical law.