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Patronus of the Rooster Zodiac

Patronus of the Rooster Zodiac

The patron saint of the Rooster is also the life Buddha of the person whose zodiac sign is “rooster”: Fudozun Bodhisattva.

Introduction to the Bodhisattva

People whose zodiac sign is “rooster” are born with the Buddha is the Bodhisattva.

Fudozun Bodhisattva is the natal Buddha of the “Zodiac Rooster“.

Fudozun Bodhisattva, the name of Sanskrit is Acalanatha, which means immovable deity or immovable deity, and is called “Indulgence King” in the teaching world, also known as immovable messenger. “Unmoving” means that the compassion is firm and unshakable, the “bright” is the light of wisdom, and the “king” is the one who controls all phenomena.

According to the classification of the three-wheeled body of esoteric Buddhism, it is generally judged that King Fudoming is the commanding wheel of all Buddhists, so it is also called the king of the kings of Ming and the main deity of the five kings of Ming. There are two parts of the vajra womb to distinguish their virtues, the five Buddhas, each with a three-wheeled body. The central Viruchana Buddha is the self-nature wheel body, the Vajra Prajnamita Bodhisattva is the right body, and the King of Immovable Ming is the teaching wheel body. Therefore, King Fudo Ming is a powerful King Ming who, following the instructions of the Great Sun Tathagata, shows his wrath and subdues all demons. His physical appearance is changed for those beings who are stubborn, persistent, and obscured by demonic obstacles, in order to wake them up and scare away demonic obstacles.

The Legend of Fudozun Bodhisattva

King Fumingo made his vows: “Those who see my body will arouse bodhicitta, those who hear my name will cut off evil and cultivate goodness, those who hear my Dharma will gain great wisdom, and those who know my heart will become Buddhas in their bodies.” Buddhism attaches great importance to the practice of the deity method, also known as the Great Power Immovable King or the Permanent Vajra.

Fudo Mingwang is the head of the Eight Great Ming Kings of the Buddhist Tantric Sect. It has the ability to remove obstacles when encountering any difficulties, and it does not mean to waver. The immortal king of Fudara shows his wrathful image, so that the evil spirits who intrude on all living beings are afraid and stay away, so that all living beings will not be shaken by the bodhicitta of good thoughts on the way of cultivation.

The wrath of King Fudo Ming is a manifestation of great compassion, just like parents who discipline their stubborn children with wrath. The motive is “love” rather than destruction. Show more compassion.

The sword in the right hand is not an ordinary sword, but a sword of wisdom, which can cut off the root of troubles. The silk cord in the left hand is used to bind all demons, and the big demon is my own demon, so its inner The secret meaning is not to subdue the external demons, but to use the power of wisdom as a weapon to subdue the “demon” within oneself.

And the real meaning of the devil should be “grinding”, not the devil in the general population. The reason why “devil” is “grinding” is entirely because of the “self” of attachment, so all external obstacles and pains come from internal obstacles and attachments. Purify.

Fudozun Bodhisattva is a symbol of rationality, it can protect you silently, make you know your mistakes on the road of life, seize every opportunity in life, make good use of your own wisdom, cope with various difficulties, and make your career successful. Success, family happiness, good luck.

People born in the year of the Rooster have strong sensibility to Bodhisattva Fudozun. Therefore, if people born in the Year of the Dog can devoutly wear or worship the Buddha Dharma image of Fudozun Bodhisattva, they will be protected by King Fudoming, keep their sinful karma away, have a smooth life, and be safe and happy. .

Fudozun Bodhisattva Dojo

Koyasan, Japan: According to legend, the dojo is a place where Buddhas or Bodhisattvas should be incarnated and enlightened or preached. Buddha worship is not limited to dojos, no matter what monastery, or whenever and wherever, you can silently recite the names of Buddhas or Bodhisattvas and pray sincerely.