It's nonsense to say there are no representations of the Buddha because people believed he was supernatural. The Buddha claimed to be enlightened, this much is true, but he never claimed to be anything other than a human being and he said that all beings were capable of attaining enlightenment (though not necessarily in one lifetime). The Buddha did not want to be venerated. He said that we show respect towards him by walking on the path of Dhamma. Hence, the depiction of his footprints and hence why the early Buddhists did not build any statues of him. (Those only appeared after the Greeks came to India.) It's unfortunate that an organisation that is as well-known and respected as UNESCO should be so unaware of these basic facts about Buddhism. The wheel is the wheel of dhamma. There are many translations of the word 'dhamma', one of which is 'law'. It is right to say that it represents the Buddha's teachings, but it does not represent the Buddha. This again is wrong.
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@PsychicBatL2 жыл бұрын
Bodhi tree is where buddha attained enlightenment and not under the linden tree... kindly do not mull factoids of reality...
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