Hello netizens, there is a famous saying in Buddhism, which seems to be said by the Tibetan King and Bodhisattva. I can't remember, it probably means in.

This is what Devadado said. I'm in a nose hell. It's like a monk entering three Zen music.

-From the Thanksgiving Sutra of the Great Convenient Buddha.

Devadatta, a great bodhisattva and Buddha's teacher, showed his cousin that he became a Buddha. In order to experience the Buddha's early becoming a Buddha, he caused all kinds of hardships to the Buddha, committed five evils and lost his nose.

The Buddha thanked him for his teaching and sent Ananda to visit his teacher in hell.

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It's hard to say: Tathagata sent me for questioning. Is the pain unbearable?

I am in a nasal hell, said Dipadado. It's like a monk entering three Zen music.

Buddha's words: Bodhisattva Mahasa. Make it big and convenient to attract all beings. It suffered from life and death. Don't worry.

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