the meaning of the Bodhi Tree in Sanskrit - VIETNAMESE TRANSLATE ENGLISH BY=THICH CHAN TANH.

  

Ficus religiosa tree is considered a sacred tree of Hinduism. Through 49 days of meditation under this tree, Siddhartha was enlightened and became a historical Buddha of humanity, known to this day. 
Through the complete enlightenment of Shakyamuni Buddha and to commemorate the tree that protected him during the rainy and rainy days, it was only named after the Bodhi Tree. 
Bodhi is a phonetic translation of the word bodhi in Sanskrit, written in the form devanāgarī: बोधि. In primitive Buddhism, Bodhi used to refer to the status of those who were able to attain the four divine levels (Sanskrit. Āryamārga) by practicing 37 Bodhi parts and the Four Noble Truths.
बोधि bodhi is derived from the words bodh and बोधि bodhi have the following meanings: Science, Intelligence, Knowledgeable, Disclosure, Detection, Detection, Illumination, Illumination, Divine Revelation, Liberation from the affliction, Enlightenment of a Buddha. 
Table of bodhi transformation of feminine form in feminine form:

Girly	Singular	Two	Many
Owner way	bodhiḥ	bodhī	bodhayaḥ
Vocative	bodhe	bodhī	bodhayaḥ
Modal way	bodhim	bodhī	bodhīḥ
How to tool	bodhyā	bodhtham	bodhibhiḥ
How to disrupt	bodhyai | bodhaye	bodhtham	bodhibhyaḥ
How to separate cups	bodhyāḥ | bodheḥ	bodhtham	bodhibhyaḥ
How to own	bodhyāḥ | bodheḥ	bodhyoḥ	Bodhins
How to position	bodhyām | bodhau	bodhyoḥ	bodhiṣu

बोध् bodh comes from the verb budh_1 at the time of just cause. बोध् bodh is a verb of group 10 and it has the following meanings: Attracting, Discovering, Revitalizing, Stimulating, Exciting, Exciting, Promoting, Encouraging, Understanding the problem , Repeat, recall; Remember, Make up, Teach, teach, Directions for whom, The Newspaper said, said, advised, advised, advised. 
What is enlightenment? What is enlightenment? Is the Enlightenment and Enlightenment different? What does enlightenment mean in Buddhism?
Giac, Han-Viet wrote: 覺. Pāli: vedāna. Sanskrit: vedana, written in the form devanāgarī: वेदन. The term vedana comes from the word veda and the double body –na. In the ordinary sense, Vedana is known as: Feeling, Understanding, Pain. According to Buddhism, Vedana means Accepting or Life (受), which the Buddha taught in the Five Aggregates (Pañca-skandha). 
Life of aggregates (Vedana-skandha) is a feeling, due to the contact between the senses and the object that produces life. The Buddha said there are 6 life expectancy as follows: The eyes are in contact with the form of life, the ears with the sound, the nose with the smell, the tongue with the taste, the body with the hard-soft object, the mind with the mind object In the spirit of Buddhist learning, the feeling does not stop at the level of merely contact but also as emotion, a deeper expression of feeling. 
There are three types of feelings that are known as: Feelings of suffering, Feelings of joy, unhappy feelings are not miserable.
The feeling of suffering is a kind of unpleasant feeling when you come into contact with an object that doesn't like it, it is accompanied by a series of unpleasant psychology, dissatisfaction, distance ... 
The feeling of joy is a kind of easy feeling comfortable, comfortable, excited when we come into contact with an interested person, it makes us happy, happy to come closer. 
The feeling of neutral misery is unhappy, it does not give us any unpleasant or pleasant feelings, it does not create any attraction or repulsion. 
The Buddha taught: "Hey monks, what is the feeling of the past, the future or the present, the inner or the outer, the coarse or the noble, the paralysis or the victory, the distance or the near, is the aggregate of the aggregates". Adhering to feelings is always wrong and reaping suffering.
In the Vajrayana Sutta there is the Buddha's teaching saying: "Phàm possesses generals in the time of vain, weak opinion of generals and generals, ie Tathagata." That is, everything that has a general is deceitful, if you see the generals, not the general, that is false, that is seeing Buddha, because Buddha is Enlightenment. 
In Kinh Vien Giac, Bodhisattva Van enemies have asked Buddha: "What is ignorance?" The Buddha taught: "Accepting the true body of the four is true, accepting the mind which destroys the charm according to the six-ceilinged figure is true, that is ignorance." Ignorance with Minh is close together. Both are from Mind Body. When a practitioner knows how to change the look, or the feelings, the wrong words, the delusion, but changes to awakening, it is understood as the Enlightenment.
After enlightened enlightenment, Shakyamuni Buddha said the first sentence: "Strangely, all beings are Buddhas, have all the virtues and wisdom. But the mind is disturbed by the false thoughts, so I don't recognize my own innate nature. Being enlightened and finding the holy nature are available in each person's body and mind, I am the Buddha who became you will become the Buddha. " 
This is also the implication that the Buddha saw the spiritual ability arising from the application of rational consciousness, to awaken the abilities from the deep inner unconscious of people, through his own experience. .
Studying Buddha is to learn to see and feel things in accordance with the awakened eye, which is to accept and live with one's trueness by mindfulness. Practicing in any way will achieve the goal of bringing the Mind to a clear, balanced state, in order to help the Good Dharma in the body and mind of each person waiting for the awareness and determination of each individual, to be able to come to a real-life result in the achievement of the elimination of loving-kindness. 
The exclusion of love and success is nothing more, thanks to the effective use of important help of Wisdom to quench thirst. The craving for the end, the attachment is finished, ignorance is the end.
Wisdom is an important factor that directly leads to Awakening in a Buddhist life. It is not mystical powers. Cultivation should not accept the method, but the main thing to know is the development of mindfulness. Lotus plants do not need to stay away from the sludge so that they are not contaminated, because its natural biotic structure has not been able to absorb mud. The Buddha was called the Omniscient, because He was enlightened by His own practice and experience. 
Consciousness and sensation of all changes of the body, which is the development of the ability to stay awake, is also understood as Enlightenment. The readily available awareness ability that people forget, this is one of the first causes not to escape the natural realities of things.
In the simple sense of the word is a constant awareness to help people more clearly orientate in how to work as well as daily life. 
Enlightenment in Buddha studies can be understood as realization, to tell a truth, an inevitable truth, to show people the ability to realize their Buddha in the future, but the lives Buddhas have done in the past of the Buddhas. 
To become a Buddha means to attain complete awakening and to liberate complete ignorance. The Buddha has attained, the diligent beings strive to practice with their holy abilities, and will eventually attain Buddhahood, because the beings are already Buddha-nature.
Buddha nature is a good germ available in each person, and also a precious medicine that nourishes the Mind to feed life. Buddha nature does not belong to anyone. Buddha nature has no discrimination class and no privacy, as the Buddha declared in the Lotus Sutra: 
All beings have Buddha nature. 
All beings are capable of ultimate enlightenment. 
All beings will become Buddhas. 
Before believing in the Buddha's words. Before believing in your own ability to awaken. Before believing it will become a Buddha. As a Buddhist or not a Buddhist, try to understand and test seriously in your own practice, to understand more about the meaning of the word, through the words the Buddha taught below: 
1) Don't believe anything, just because it's a legend.
2) Don't believe anything, just because it belongs to tradition. 
3) Do not rush to believe anything, just because it is mentioned by many people or propagated. 
4) Do not hurry to believe anything, just because it is recorded in books or classics. 
5) Don't believe anything, just because of the metaphysical reasoning. 
6) Don't believe anything, just because it suits your position. 
7) Do not hurry to believe anything, just because it suits your prejudices. 
8) Do not hurry to believe anything, when it is based on superficial facts. 
9) Do not hurry to believe anything, just because it is supported by power and authority. 
10) Do not rush to believe anything, just because it is declared by missionaries or your guru.

Knowing the false body, the mind that kills the fake, it is also Enlightenment. The term Vedana वेदन (Enlightenment) comes from the word veda and the double body –na. 
Vedana body magnetization table in neutral form:

neutral	Singular	Two	Many
Owner way	vedanam	turn away	vedanans
Vocative	vedana	turn away	vedanans
Modal way	vedanam	turn away	vedanans
How to tool	to return	vedanābhyām	vedanaiḥ
How to disrupt	vedanāya	vedanābhyām	vedanebhyaḥ
How to separate cups	lead you	vedanābhyām	vedanebhyaḥ
How to own	vedanasya	vedanayoḥ	vedananas
How to position	turn away	vedanayoḥ	returned

Vedana's magnetic transformation table in feminine form:

Girly	Singular	Two	Many
Owner way	vedan	turn away	vedanāḥ
Vocative	turn away	turn away	vedanāḥ
Modal way	vedanām	turn away	vedanāḥ
How to tool	other	vedanābhyām	vedanābhiḥ
How to disrupt	vedanāyai	vedanābhyām	vedanābhyaḥ
How to separate cups	vedanāyāḥ	vedanābhyām	vedanābhyaḥ
How to own	vedanāyāḥ	vedanayoḥ	vedananas
How to position	vedanāyām	vedanayoḥ	vedanāsu

The term Vedana is derived from the words देeda veda and Veda has the following meanings: Understanding, Science, Mysterious Words, Enlightening Understanding. 
Veda magnetic body transformation table in masculine form:

masculine	Singular	Two	Many
Owner way	leads	vedau	vedā
Vocative	veda	vedau	vedā
Modal way	vedam	vedau	Vedan
How to tool	led	vedābhyām	vedaiḥ
How to disrupt	vedāya	vedābhyām	vedebhyaḥ
How to separate cups	you take	vedābhyām	vedebhyaḥ
How to own	vedasya	vedayoḥ	Vedans
How to position	sees	vedayoḥ	vedeṣu

वेद Veda is derived from the word वेद् Ved and वेद् Ved comes from the verb vid_1, used at the time of cause only. वेद् Ved is a verb of group 10 and it has the following meanings: Tell someone something, Notice, Make someone know something, Guide, Advice, Communicate.
Know this fake body. Knowing the mind that kills the fake in the impermanent transformation of things, by mindfulness through the process of cultivation, is to understand (the Enlightenment, 悟) the essence of such things is like that. Understand like that, then see the true that does not kill, it is time to receive and live with your own Tanh awareness. If he sees and understands this reason, he fully understands all the wonderful meanings of the question: What is enlightenment ?. And when I have understood what Enlightenment is, there is no longer any questioning on the path of practice, today is not possible, tomorrow continues ... Just to practice like that, will see why Buddha nature I am available, if I recognize it, I will become a Buddha, and if I forget it, it will not lose. Is it strange?
An essential achievement for the process of practice to end suffering, also depends on the nature of the path of practice. This nature includes the following elements: 
Trach (dharmapravicaya), analyzing, knowing the right and wrong. 
Progressive (vīrya). 
Hì (prīti), mind happy. 
Contempt for peace (praśabdhi), refreshing mind. 
Mind (smṛti), awareness. 
Concentration (samādhi), there is concentration of deposition. 
Discharge (upekṣā), let go, do not accept.
The path of cultivation to attain enlightenment is of course very difficult. Because it is imperative to go against the secular line. The Buddhist monk was taught by the Buddha how to know that he truly is present and living peacefully with all the masses, through his enlightenment, like that, then that peace is also called Tathāgata . Therefore Tathagata does not come from and does not go anywhere. Does not belong to personal expectations.
Understanding True Truth means understanding the unity of the object and the subject in the dualistic world, and knowing how to escape the world with the height of Wisdom. This is also the reason why Chan Nhu is also called: "Tathāgatagarbha, Buddha, Dharma body". Tathagata is a personified present, but its true nature lies in the mind and body of a Buddha and each can manifest itself to become a Tathagata like Shakyamuni Buddha. 
In addition to the name Bodhi that people have set for the tree of Ficus religiosa, since the reign of Prince Xu-su-Coo-talk, he became a Buddha. This Bodhi Tree is called Aśvattha, अश्वत्थ, in Sanskrit and Assattha in Pali. Aśvattha originates from the words Aśva, अश्व and Stha स्थ.
अश्व Aśva means the horse, the horse in the chessboard, Aśvā is the verb in the feminine form and its meaning is the mare. 
A từvattha's magnetic transformation table in masculine form:

masculine	Singular	Two	Many
Owner way	aśvatthaḥ	awsvatthau	aśvatthāḥ
Vocative	aśvattha	awsvatthau	aśvatthāḥ
Modal way	aśvattham	awsvatthau	aśvatthān
How to tool	aśvatthena	aśvatthābhyām	aśvatthaiḥ
How to disrupt	aśvatthāya	aśvatthābhyām	aśvatthebhyaḥ
How to separate cups	aśvatthāt	aśvatthābhyām	aśvatthebhyaḥ
How to own	aśvatthasya	aśvatthayoḥ	aśvatthānām
How to position	aśvatthe	aśvatthayoḥ	aśvattheṣu

The metamorphic table of aśvat body

Girly	Singular	Two	Many
Owner way	aśvatthā	aśvatthe	aśvatthāḥ
Vocative	aśvatthe	aśvatthe	aśvatthāḥ
Modal way	aśvatthām	aśvatthe	aśvatthāḥ
How to tool	aśvatthayā	aśvatthābhyām	aśvatthābhiḥ
How to disrupt	aśvatthāyai	aśvatthābhyām	aśvatthābhyaḥ
How to separate cups	aśvatthāyāḥ	aśvatthābhyām	aśvatthābhyaḥ
How to own	aśvatthāyāḥ	aśvatthayoḥ	aśvatthānām
How to position	aśvatthāyām	aśvatthayoḥ	aśvatthāsu

A từva's body transformation table in masculine form:

masculine	Singular	Two	Many
Owner way	aśvaḥ	I shot	aśvāḥ
Vocative	digging	I shot	aśvāḥ
Modal way	aśvam	I shot	aśvān
How to tool	aśvena	aśvābhyām	aśvaiḥ
How to disrupt	aśyaāya	aśvābhyām	aśvebhyaḥ
How to separate cups	aśvāt	aśvābhyām	aśvebhyaḥ
How to own	aśvasya	aśvayoḥ	aśvānām
How to position	aśve	aśvayoḥ	aśveṣu

A từvattha's magnetic transformation table in masculine form:

Girly	Singular	Two	Many
Owner way	on the back	aśve	aśvāḥ
Vocative	aśve	aśve	aśvāḥ
Modal way	aśvām	aśve	aśvāḥ
How to tool	aśvayā	aśvābhyām	aśvābhiḥ
How to disrupt	aśvāyai	aśvābhyām	aśvābhyaḥ
How to separate cups	aśvāyāḥ	aśvābhyām	aśvābhyaḥ
How to own	aśvāyāḥ	aśvayoḥ	aśvānām
How to position	aśvāyām	aśvayoḥ	aśvāsu

स्थ stha is derived from the word sthā_1, the word static word body and has three forms: Masculine, neutral, and feminine. Sth_2 is meant to be used only for the following actions: Keeping, staying in, occupying, doing, practicing, staying. 
Stha's magnetic body transformation table in masculine form:

masculine	Singular	Two	Many
Owner way	sthaḥ	sthau	sthāḥ
Vocative	stha	sthau	sthāḥ
Modal way	stham	sthau	sthān
How to tool	sthena	sthābhyām	sthaiḥ
How to disrupt	sthāya	sthābhyām	sthebhyaḥ
How to separate cups	sthāt	sthābhyām	sthebhyaḥ
How to own	sthasya	sthayoḥ	sthānām
How to position	sthe	sthayoḥ	stheṣu

Stha's magnetic transformation table in neutral form:

neutral	Singular	Two	Many
Owner way	stham	sthe	sthani
Vocative	stha	sthe	sthani
Modal way	stham	sthe	sthani
How to tool	sthena	sthābhyām	sthaiḥ
How to disrupt	sthāya	sthābhyām	sthebhyaḥ
How to separate cups	sthāt	sthābhyām	sthebhyaḥ
How to own	sthasya	sthayoḥ	sthānām
How to position	sthe	sthayoḥ	stheṣu

Sthā word transformations in feminine form:

Girly	Singular	Two	Many
Owner way	sthā	sthe	sthāḥ
Vocative	sthe	sthe	sthāḥ
Modal way	sthām	sthe	sthāḥ
How to tool	sthayā	sthābhyām	stuffing
How to disrupt	sthāyai	sthābhyām	sthābhyaḥ
How to separate cups	sthāyāḥ	sthābhyām	sthābhyaḥ
How to own	sthāyāḥ	sthayoḥ	sthānām
How to position	sthāyām	sthayoḥ	sthāsu

Verb verb √ स्था sthā_1, is a verb of group 1 and it has the following meanings: Self-straightening, self-immobility, dwelling, dwelling, emphasis, lengthy, self-stopping, waiting, presence, be present somewhere, rely on themselves, take care of themselves, devote themselves, practice, live upright, set up, name, place, stop. 
पिप्पल pippala is also a synonym for Aśvattha, अश्वत्थ. 
In short, 
enlightenment (悟) is a term of Zen Buddhism, used to refer to perception, perception, comprehension, no distinction between the perceived and the perceived. The word Ngo often refers to its immediate awakening experience.
Enlightenment (覺) is a term used to refer to awareness, with perceptual perception and understanding. Sanskrit is called Vedana, written in the form devanāgarī: वेदन. According to Buddhism, Vedana means Accepting or Life (受), which the Buddha taught in the Five Aggregates (Pañca-skandha). 
Enlightenment often goes with Ngo Ngo into Enlightenment. Sanskrit called bodhi, written in the form devanāgarī: बोधि. Bodhi comes from the word bodh and it has the following meanings: Science, Intelligence, Knowledgeable, Disclosure, Discovery, Discovery, Illumination, Enlightenment, Revelation , Liberation from the affliction, Enlightenment of a Buddha. 
Bodhi translates into Vietnamese Han as Bodhi. Bodhi is used to refer to the status of those who are able to attain the four divinities (Sanskrit. Āryamārga) by practicing 37 Bodhi parts and the Four Noble Truths.
The fully enlightened person in history is Buddha Shakyamuni, who is also the founder of Buddhism or enlightened religion. Enlightenment (覺悟) is the term used to refer to the understanding of the object of the object and the subject in the dualistic world, and to know how to escape from this world with the height of Wisdom. 
Shakyamuni Buddha was born as a human being, living as a human being and ending life as a human being, but being a person with omnipotence, omniscience and omniscience. 
He always lived in wisdom to know all things as true phenomena, because he went through the process of mind and body transformation, eliminating the attachment of greed, anger and ignorance to the desires of himself. , leading to intellectual invention and realization of truth.
He said: "If you win against thousands of soldiers, not by winning yourself, is it a glorious victory." 
From his own experience, the Buddha saw people capable of achieving wisdom and realizing their feet. and is his own master, completely independent of the grace of any supernatural power outside. It is the place where human beings have an infinite development capacity, that is the vast source of life of the universe, the reason is not directly and developed because it is still obscured by ignorance. 
At the time of Buddha Shakyamuni appeared in India. The Taoists often discuss the question: What is a Buddha? Who is enlightened? One day, there was an old Taoist, Brahmayu, who heard the news of the Recluse Hermit who was a Buddha, who had just traveled to his town, so he decided to visit him.
The teacher Brahmayu said, "Dear Sir, I have some questions to ask you." 
The Buddha invited him to raise questions in his heart. 
The Taoist raised questions through a verse of four verses, the main idea was: 
How to be called Buddha, an Enlightened One? 
Buddha answered through four verses as follows:

"What you need to know, I already know.

 What I need to give up, I gave up.

What needs practice. I have practiced.

So, this Taoist, I am Buddha ".

If someday someone asks: "What do you mean by refuge in the Three Jewels? What do you keep the precept to do? What do you meditate for?" The Buddha's answer above will help you : "To know clearly what to understand. To eliminate what needs to be abandoned. To practice what you need to practice". END=NAM MO SAKYAMUNI BUDDHA.( 3 TIMES ).VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH.GOLDEN AMITABHA MONASTERY=AUSTRALIA,SYDNEY.1/6/2019.