Bu si yi guang pu sa suo shuo jing, Bù sī yì guāng pú sà suǒ shuō jīng: 2 definitions
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Chinese Buddhism
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不思議光菩薩所說經 [bu si yi guang pu sa suo shuo jing]—Sutra Spoken by the Bodhisattva of Inconceivable Light
【經名 [jing ming]】Sutra Title: One scroll (一卷 [yi juan]), translated by Kumārajīva of the Qin Dynasty (秦羅什 [qin luo shen]).
The Buddha (佛 [fu]) was in the Jetavana Grove (祇陀林 [qi tuo lin]). A prostitute (婬女 [yin nu]) abandoned a small child (小兒 [xiao er]) by the roadside. Everyone went to see it. The Buddha went to the child and engaged in various question-and-answer sessions. Then, he made the child manifest supernatural powers (現通 [xian tong]). All devas (諸天 [zhu tian]), illuminated by the light, gathered. Hence, it was named "Inconceivable Light" (不思議光 [bu si yi guang]). The Buddha told King Prasenajit (波斯匿王 [bo si ni wang]) about the child's past causes (往因 [wang yin]) and bestowed a prediction of Buddhahood (授記 [shou ji]).
不思議光菩薩所說經—【經名】一卷，秦羅什譯。佛在祇陀林中，婬女棄一小兒於路邊，眾皆往觀，佛詣其所作種種問答，次使現通，諸天蒙光皆來集，因名不思議光。佛為波斯匿王說其往因，並授記。
[jīng míng] yī juǎn, qín luó shén yì. fú zài qí tuó lín zhōng, yín nǚ qì yī xiǎo ér yú lù biān, zhòng jiē wǎng guān, fú yì qí suǒ zuò zhǒng zhǒng wèn dá, cì shǐ xiàn tōng, zhū tiān méng guāng jiē lái jí, yīn míng bù sī yì guāng. fú wèi bō sī nì wáng shuō qí wǎng yīn, bìng shòu jì.
[jing ming] yi juan, qin luo shen yi. fu zai qi tuo lin zhong, yin nu qi yi xiao er yu lu bian, zhong jie wang guan, fu yi qi suo zuo zhong zhong wen da, ci shi xian tong, zhu tian meng guang jie lai ji, yin ming bu si yi guang. fu wei bo si ni wang shuo qi wang yin, bing shou ji.
不思議光菩薩所說經 t = 不思议光菩萨所说经 s = bù sī yì guāng pú sà suǒ shuō jīng p refers to [proper noun] “Sutra Spoken by Acintyaprabhā Bodhisattva; Bu Siyi Guang Pusa Suo Shuo Jing”; Domain: Buddhism 佛教 [fu jiao] , Subdomain: Mahāyāna Buddhism , Concept: Sutra 经 [jing]; Notes: Sanskrit equivalent: acintyaprabhāsanirdeśa; the title of a text in the Chinese Buddhist canon (FGDB '不思議光菩薩所說經 [bu si yi guang pu sa suo shuo jing]'; Nanjio 1883, p. 97; KDC 381; T 484) .
Chinese Buddhism (漢傳佛教, hanchuan fojiao) is the form of Buddhism that developed in China, blending Mahayana teachings with Daoist and Confucian thought. Its texts are mainly in Classical Chinese, based on translations from Sanskrit. Major schools include Chan (Zen), Pure Land, Tiantai, and Huayan. Chinese Buddhism has greatly influenced East Asian religion and culture.
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Partial matches: Shuo, Guang, Suo, Bu, Jing, Siyi, Pu, Yi, Ci, Shi yi, Ge, Bo, Fu, Xie, Shi, Sha, Pusha, Ca, Ti.
Full-text: Bu si yi guang pu sa suo wen jing, Bu si yi guang jing, Wu si yi guang hai tong pu sa jing.
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