take across sentient beings universally

take across sentient beings universally

Puji Qunsheng is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is p ǔ J ì Q ú NSH ē ng, which means Buddhist language. It thinks that the public camp disturbance, such as drowning in the sea, the Buddha is compassionate and exerts great power to rescue them so as to reach the other shore. It's the same as "universal living". From Taiping Guangji.

The origin of Idioms

Li Fang's Taiping Guangji of Song Dynasty quoted dialectical theory in 161 volumes: "you should go to jingshe immediately and see Zhu Tanjing. The mirror said, "to help all sentient beings, but you should accept it with all your heart."

Idiom usage

In the first chapter of Ming Dynasty's Wumingshi's qingchangsheng: "Jiuyou extricates the hardships and relieves the calamities, and helps the masses."

Analysis of Idioms

Helping all living beings