15.3 Fruit of Human Sky
Content of Goat Vehicle Religion: 15.3.0 Introduction；15.3.1 Commonwealth；15.3.2 King House City；15.3.3 Thor and Sif；15.3.4 Tanngnjóstr and Tanngrisnir；15.3.5 Return of the King；15.3.6 Freya's Anger；15.3.7 Enlightenment of Tanngrisnir；15.4.8 Day of Reckoning；15.3.9 Leisure Fulfilled Human Body
15.3.0 Introduction
The Goat Vehicle (shown in Figure 15.3.0-35) is also known as the Human Sky religion, where the gods and goddesses and the Buddhas (as shown in Figures 1 through 16) are called the Skies. The sky means quietness, profound knowledge. The Goat Vehicle teachings use annoyances as the earth, are said that all sentient beings are by quietness as sky, by annoyances as earth.
According to Nordic legends and Buddhist literatures, the founder of the Goat Vehicle Religion is Thor, and the two goats that pulled his cart are his daughter Tanngrisnir and his son-in-law Tanngnjóstr. In Buddhism, Thor has many fames, such as Great Sun Tathagata, Philosopher-Stone Sentient Hammer, Manjusri etc. Philosopher-Stone Sentient Hammer means that Thor once again crushed the soul stone of mankind in his Diamond Palace in the Great Self-sufficiency Sky and designed the gold boy and jade girl (i.e., Tanngnjóstr and Tanngrisnir, cf. section 10.9 Godly Trinity). Manjusri means that Thor's articles are outstanding and beneficial.
According to the research results of modern Nordic scholars, the swastika (see Figure 36) is the symbol of Thor. In other words, Thor is the godfather of Shakyamuni. Legend has it that when Thor created Tanngnjóstr, he declared that Tanngnjóstr is a commonwealth, inviting all sentient beings to partake. Therefore, our Buddhism is common law, owned by all sentient beings. Readers should know that in Buddhism, the content marked as "uncommon law", such as the Eighteen God Buddha Uncommon Laws (cf. section 15.1.3) are also common laws. The marking of "uncommon law" is to remind practitioners that when sharing, you should understand them first.
Illustration 39 is a picture of Tanngnjóstr and Tanngrisnir in Buddhism. The lion is called “Golden Hair Lion Roar”, which is another fame of Shakyamuni. The golden hair represents Shakyamuni's "3,000 Majesties and 84,000 Enchantments” (see section 16.2); "Lion Roar" is an important Buddhist scripture. From the two Buddhist fames, Tanngnjóstr means Bare Teeth and Tanngrisnir means Grinding Teeth, we can know the juristic door of the Goat Vehicle Religion, that is to chew the fruits of the tree of life (as shown in figures 40 and 41; cf. section 11.6 "Five Fruits"). Therefore, Tanngnjóstr is also known as the Philosopher-Stone Teeth Buddha (as shown in figure 38); and Tanngrisnir became the Tooth Fairy (as shown in Figures 42 and 43).
The other two main characters in the Goat Vehicle Religion are Frey and Freya. Frey is the Revelation Teacher of Tanngnjóstr. After the success of the Goat Vehicle Religion creation, he became Lamplighter Buddha (i.e., Dipankara) and the God of Grain. Freya is the godmother of Tanngrisnir. After the success of this project, she became the Guardian Goddess of Godly Cycle and the leader Goddess of Eve tribe.
Posted Jul 12, 2024, 6:09 PM UTC