The Phantom of Jowo Rinpoche Buddha Status in Tibet

The World (I) Many people believe that there are many high-dimensional civilizations outside the universe that human beings can explore. People have all kinds of conjectures about these high-dimensional civilizations. Some people even wrote novels or made movies to speculate that one day, the lives of high-dimensional civilizations will come to hit us, even destroy the earth. But will this be the case? Not in one dimension means that there will be no intersection and no conflict. And shouldn't higher civilization and lives respect all kinds of existence "higher"? Just like us humans, even in the world of the same dimension, ordinary people won't hurt weak lives such as ants and earthworms. Those high-level civilizations and lives will not invade lower-level civilizations. What ordinary people don't know is that those high-level civilizations and high-dimensional organisms will also enter our dimensional world when conditions are ready to help some special people evolve to a higher dimension - the so-called "divine intervention". In ancient times, the lives of high-dimensional civilizations were called "Bodhisattva, immortal, heaven and God". This World (II) Since the start of Hongmeng, the primordial world before the universe was formed, the evolution of the earth, and the birth and development of all things have happened. And the world has been divided into several big countries. This story is dedicated to several countries in Jambudvipa 2000 years ago. Two thousand and five hundred years ago, Buddha came to the Jambudvipa in the incarnation of the human body, and founded Buddhism and widely spread Buddhism. To make sure the buddha’s blessed portrait handed down, his followers invited a craftsman to cast 3 statues of Buddha according to his different figures at the ages of 8, 12 and 25. To encourage people to have full confidence in the cultivation of Dharma and show the achievement of Dharma practice, Buddha said, "no matter where I live or when I die, there’s no difference to salute the real me when I live or worship the Buddha statues after I die." It is said that the 12-year-old statue of the Buddha was brought into Tibet by Princess Wencheng of the Tang Dynasty and is now enshrined in Jokhang Temple in Lhasa; The 8-year-old statue of the Buddha was brought into Tibet by Princess bhrikuti devi of Nepal and is now available in Ramoche Temple. Another 25-year-old statue of the Buddha is enshrined in the mindfulness tower in the holy city of Bodhgaya, India. The Tibetan people worship the 12-year-old statue of Buddha most. This one is also known as “Jowo Rinpoche“, which means the most treasure or Buddha with the greatest meaning. They believe this is the most respectable Buddha in the world and can cast the most blessings on its believers. Are Buddha statues different? Or maybe only people’s hearts are different. For thousands of years since the establishment of these two temples, thousands of believers worship, make vows and pray in front of the two Buddha statues every day. They keep burning incense and kneel down for perfection... Yet most people don’t know, everything is illusory and everything is just perfect!