This teaching can be divided into "Spaben" and "Yongzhong Ben". Before the Tathagata was born in Shenrab Mivo, there were many kinds of "Ben" in Xiangxiong area, such as Shenben, Longben, Magic Ben and Lying Ben. These "primitive religions" are collectively called "Spaban", also known as "primitive Spaban". Spaban is the oldest primitive religion and traditional culture in Tibet. "Yongzhong Benjiao" is a Buddhism spread by the Buddha who narrowly bypassed Miwo, and it is the oldest elephant-male Buddhism in Tibet. In order to distinguish it from the original "Spa-based religion", people call the Buddhism preached by the Buddha who narrowly bypassed Miwo "Yongzhong-based religion".
"Forever in this sense" originated from the ancient elephant kingdom 18,000 years ago (Ali area in Tibet, which is also known as the Gangdise Mountain area). It is a Mahayana Buddhism with its own way of liberation, based on Xianmi and dzogchen's theory, based on conversion to the Three Treasures, and aimed at the four dharma seals. The meaning of Ben is basically the same as that of Dharma in China Buddhism, Dharma in ancient Indian Sanskrit, Gil in Xiangxiong and Qu in Tibetan Buddhist classics. Ben, Jill, Fa, Qu and Dharma are just synonyms of five different nationalities. Broadly speaking, everything can be called "Ben" and "Fa". "Ben" in a narrow sense refers to "reading", "chanting" and "chanting". "Benbo" means a person who studies the profound local culture.
"Yong Zhong Ben Jiao" was not originally called Yong Zhong Ben, but Zhu Ming Ji Er, which is also an ancient Xiang Xiong script, and was later translated into Tibetan Yong Zhong Ben. The meaning of Yong Ben is recorded in Semimi: Yong means immortality, meaning immortality, meaning Buddhism, Yong Zhong means the way to achieve immortality, Buddha means immortality, and Dharma means immortality. Generally speaking, "forever in this" means "Buddhism".
The common word "Wan Zi" in Buddhism is called "Yong Zhong" in Tibetan because it was originally an auspicious symbol of "Yong Zhong Ben Jiao". The once glorious and prosperous ancient elephant kingdom took "Forever Middle School as the national religion". In order to solve the harmonious relationship between man and nature, Yongzhong Benjiao initiated many beginnings of Tibetan culture, such as astronomical calendar, Tibetan medicine, Tibetan language, song and dance painting art, etiquette norms, etc. As the source of Tibetan culture, it is well deserved! Fortunately, after the Buddha Rao Tathagata founded the "Forever Middle School", he first created Xiang Xiong's characters and taught the "Five Classics of Ming Dynasty": craft, acoustics (linguistics), medicine, foregrounding (astronomy) and Neiming (Buddhism). Naiming includes nine-way, four-door and five-library, Buddhism, Tantric Buddhism, dzogchen, and methods such as "abstinence, determination and wisdom". "Five commandments" is the essence of this religious culture. In the splendid and rich Tibetan cultural heritage, the splendid and prosperous ancient Xiangxiong civilization developed with the spread of "this religion" as the main line. Because the ancient Xiangxiong culture has a long and splendid history, it has been included in the scope of world cultural heritage protection.
In fact, "Benjiao" is not only a religious culture, but also the civilized wisdom and practical essence accumulated by people who have lived in this magical land of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau for generations. With the passage of time, the profound cultural heritage of "Yong Zhong Ben Jiao" has penetrated into the Tibetan people and made great contributions to Tibet's history, politics, philosophy, religion, astronomy, calendar, medicine, science, literature, language and architecture. "Benjiao" is not only the core of ancient Xiangxiong culture, but also the source and important part of Tibetan traditional culture in China. Fortunately, the Buddhism in Raomiwo has a history of 18,000 years, and the Buddha in Sakyamuni has a history of 2,500 years. Although the two Buddhists practice in different periods, regions and ways, their belief goals and pursuits are the same. They are all compassionate, convenient, merciless, merciful, saving lives and guiding people to do good.
There are four beautiful spiral arms in front of the Milky Way, which constitute and mark the Buddha's "Wan Zi".
Very similar, the symbol of Buddha in Tibetan is forever, which means following the natural rotation of the sun, moon and stars.
The main symbol of "always being beautiful" is "always being lucky".
The literal interpretation of "Yong Zhong is just a fluke" is: "Yong" means to overcome the life without hesitation;
"Zhong" means secular immortality;
"Justice" means destroying Jaken; "Lucky" means to introduce liberation.
Fortunately, the symbol of harmony between the two ends symbolizes two leaks.
The central intersection symbolizes the supreme dzogchen of the Ministry of Mind.