Japanese: Pupa breaking, butterfly dancing.

Pronunciation: sa na gi o Ya Bu ri qio u wa ma i u

Butterflies come out of pupae and fly …

Note: This is a common pupa-breaking butterfly in Japanese mythology, and it is a precursor before ghosts and gods appear.

Victory ①: I, ガィと * *にぁり

Gaia to Monia Ri

Gaia [Goddess of the Earth] exists with me at the same time.

Note: Gaia is the mother of Zeus and the mother of the earth. When the serpent said this, his movements were all in avalokitesvara, also known as avalokitesvara. A thousand hands represent the thousand faces of Guanyin and all things in the world, and his actions represent the unity of all things.

Victory ②: I am the one who can't win.

Vare Jori Sougou is as hot as Mononova Nashi.

Heaven goes to earth, and I am the only one …

Note: the action of this sentence is that one finger points to the sky and one finger points to the ground. It's the Tathagata's action, which means "heaven and earth are the only ones" ......

Super Paradise: にぼろぅさぁ ...

Sa A Mu Carney

Let everything go to zero ...

Note: This sentence means nothing in Japanese, implying that everything in Buddhism is nothing and everything is one. This sentence is also the Buddhist exhaustion in Sanskrit: "Mahapiluchana", which is the name of Tathagata, meaning that the sun shines and the light shines.

Great God: はかなぃもの ...

Kaha, that's me.

short life ...

Note: The lines are transliteration of Sanskrit "Khulu Jamona", which means Datura, and Buddhism represents the origin of the universe. ......