Bodhisattva Pho Hien

They also interpret the perfect perfection of reason, concentration and wisdom. the happiness of the Tathagata. Both deities along with Vairocana Buddha are called Hoa Nghiem Tam Thanh. Tantra calls Samantabhadra Bodhisattva as Vajra Thien Nie, Vajra Truth, and Vajra Wishing. He is also considered identical with Vajrasattva.

When Samantabhadra had not yet left home to study the Way, he was the fourth son of King Unavoiding Mindfulness, whose name was Nang-da-no. The title Samantabhadra appeared first in the Bodhisattva Mandala, and later appeared in many other sutras such as the Avatamsaka Sutra and the Lotus Sutra, so it became popular.

Phu Hien Bodhisattva symbolizes Ly, Concentration, Action; riding a white elephant with six tusks, serving at the right hand of the Tathagata. The white elephant symbolizes the wisdom to overcome obstacles, the 6 tusks represent the victory of the six senses (6 senses: eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, mind). Flower Sutra, Chapter 28 - Universal Worthy Bodhisattva Encouraged Phat - Samantabhadra made a vow to the Buddha about 500 years later if anyone would uphold and uphold the Lotus Sutra, he would ride a white elephant to protect him, preventing ghosts and demons from harming him. .

He taught that if any living being heard his name; see and touch his body; or dream of him; or remembrance of him for a day or more, there is no turning back. Beings who hear that his body is pure will all be born in a pure body.

In Vietnam, every year Buddhists celebrate his birth on the 21st day of the second lunar month. His enlightenment ceremony is on the 23rd day of the fourth lunar month.