Seven dead and seven alive

Seven dead and seven alive

Seven lives and seven deaths, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Q ī s ǐ Q ī sh ē ng, which means "seven lives and seven deaths". If the number of Buddhas is the first fruit of Hinayana, it still needs to travel between heaven and earth, and receive seven degrees of life and death, then it can be proved that alohanguo. It comes from forty two chapters.

Idiom explanation

It is also called "seven lives and seven deaths". If the number of Buddhas is the first fruit of Hinayana, it still needs to travel between heaven and earth, and receive seven degrees of life and death, then it can be proved that alohanguo.

Idioms and allusions

"Forty two chapters of the Sutra:" xutuohuan, seven deaths and seven lives, will be arhat Song Zhenzong notes: "the Sanskrit xutuohuan, this cloud pre flow, said that the fruit position is broken, three circles respectively worry, early pre Saint flow also. Seven born and seven dead, after seven degrees of interruption of life and death, we will get arhat. " "Fayuan Zhulin" Volume 27: "although with ershtuohuan fruit, but it has seven lives and seven deaths, but also moved a corner, the second time with ershtuohan fruit."