Phra North Brahma (Luang Phu Du Brahma Panho)

Do you know why Grandfather Du's "Prom over Prom" is a legend of compassion and power over obstacles ✨ * *

Anyone who is interested in the amulet must have passed through the eyes with the * * "Buddha over Brahma" * * of Luang Du Brahma Panño Temple, which is considered one of the most unique amulets. Today, it will be easy to read and compare with the relevant "Pahun chapter."

♪ # # # * 1. The origin of the "Phra Over Prom" of Luang Du * *

The Buddha above Brahma is not meant to show great authority, but is based on important principles:

* * * Idea: * * Luang Grandfather Du created the Buddha over Brahma as a reminder that * * "Dharma is above all things" * * Even the very powerful Brahma must be defeated and revered by the Buddha (Dharma).

* * * Meaning: * * The prom in the picture is like an "obstacle" or "passion" that comes into life. The Buddha's presence above the prom conveys the presence of * * "consciousness and wisdom" * * * that can transcend problems with compassion, not anger.

# # # # * 2.Pahuang Chapter: Chants of Victory over Prom (and Obstacles) * *

To speak of the superiority of Brahma, it must be given to * * "the parable of the spell," * * because it is a chant that embodies the Buddha's victory against obstacles.

* * * Source: * * It is the praise of the Buddha's 8 victories that defeated the Devil, the Avatar Giant, and "Prom" (in the chapter of Prathom Prom).

* * * Connection: * * In the chapter of the Buddha's favorite * * "Prahma" * *, who wrongly thought that he was immortal and very powerful, the Buddha showed himself so immortal and subservient, this is the prototype of "goodness that wins self-esteem," just as Luang Du communicated through the Buddha above Prahma.

♪ # # # * * Summary of different similarities * *

| Issues | Preah over Brahma (Luang Grandpa Du) | Pahuang Chapter (Prayer) |

| ---| ---| ---|

| * * Symbol * * | Buddha seated over Brahma | Victory over obstacles and Tithi |

| * * HEART * * | Use Dharma to intimidate passions and obstacles | Use mindfulness and wisdom to win blindness |

| * * Target * * | Reminder over trouble with kindness | Reinforce the Auspicious to get past the devil's enemies |

* * 💡 Trick to deploy in life: * *

Having a "monk over Brahma" as a reminder, or a regular "parable" prayer, does not emphasize us going to battle with anyone, but tells ourselves * * "No matter how big the problem is (like Brahma), if we are conscious and dharma, we can always go through it." * *

If our hearts are still..There's nothing bigger than our intelligence.

The story that the Buddha told the Buddha to look back at himself to see the Buddha or find the truth of the Dharma appears in the * * "Prom Sutra" * * (Tripitaka, Volume 12), an important event that represents the purification of the Tithimana of the wrong opinion.

# # # That goes to the origin of the event

1. * * Delusions of Prahma: * * In Buddhism, there was a Prahma named "Prahma," and there was a very high Timana. He mistakenly thought that the world and Prom were immortal, lasting, without incarnation or birth. He believed that he was the greatest and eternal.

2. * * The Buddha went to please: * * The Buddha knew by his spirit that Prahma was lost in the diehard, and went to appear in the Brahma world to exhort him.

3. * * Acting with power and dharma: * * Prahma tried to show the Buddha how invisible or great he was, but the Buddha showed superior power and explained by reason that the world and Prom are all in the law of * * "vanity" * *, which is impermanence, not sustainability as Prahma understood it.

4. * * Turning point "Looking back at yourself": * * * When the Prom was still stubborn, the Buddha taught the Prom to look back at the reasons for their inner self. He pointed out that even Prom was caused by the past. If you look at it with wisdom, you will find that * * "Dharma" or "Buddha" (Knowledge, Awakening, Exhilarating) * * is the highest truth that transcends any state of Prom.

# # # Meaning for writing articles (Lemon8 style)

This is what the Buddha said, conveying a key principle: * * "Returning to your own heart" * *:

* * * Don't look outside: * * Prakan is so fascinated by his external power and state that he forgets to look at the truth of nature.

* * * Buddha is truth: * * To "see Buddha" is not to see outsiders, but to see "truth," to see impermanence, to see the law of karma, and to let go of Tithimana.

* * * Idea Quote: * * "When we lower down and truly turn to explore our own mind, we find a bright peace and wisdom, which is like meeting the 'Buddha' in our own hearts."

Hopefully, the information from this sutra will help make your article look more weighty and interesting! If you want to summarize any more parts, tell me.

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