Titles of Buddha Shakyamuni. Buddha Shakyamuni is also known by the names "Buddha" or "Buddha", for short, "Buddha" or "Buddha", translated from the Sanskrit word "Buddha", meaning "Enlightenment" (enlightenment). Enlightenment), "Enlightened One" (one who is enlightened), "Wise One" (one who has mastered all principles). The word "Enlightenment" has three meanings: one is "Self-realization" (self-enlightenment); second is "Enlightenment" (helping sentient beings to enlightenment); The third is "Complete Enlightenment" (cultivating to the fullest extent and becoming a Buddha), the highest position in Buddhist practice. According to Buddhist teachings, only Buddha (enlightened person) has all three levels, ie at the highest level. The bodhisattvas are one step short (or one lower). The Arhats are still two steps away (or two levels lower). The mortal world still lacks all three levels (or at the lowest level). Sakyamuni: "Shakyamuni" is a translation of the Sanskrit word "Sakyamuni". The word "Sakya", which translates to "Shakyamuni", is the name of a tribe in ancient India. The word "Muni", translated as "Muni", means rich in benevolence (Nang Nhan), very good at enduring (Nang Ren), knows how to yield (Nang Nhu), knows how to keep body and mind clean. pure (Nang Tinh). In short, "Shakyamuni" means the saint of the Shakyamuni clan/tribe. This title honors his real name is Gotama Siddhartha. Buddha Shakyamuni is also known by the names "Buddha" or "Buddha", for short, "Buddha" or "Buddha", translated from the Sanskrit word "Buddha", meaning "Enlightenment" (enlightenment). Enlightenment), "Enlightened One" (enlightened one), "Wise One" (one who has mastered all principles). The word "Enlightenment" has three meanings: one is "Self-realization" (self-enlightenment); second is "Enlightenment" (helping sentient beings to enlightenment); The third is "Complete Enlightenment" (cultivating to the fullest extent and becoming a Buddha), the highest position in Buddhist practice. According to Buddhist teachings, only the Buddha (enlightened person) has all three levels, that is, at the highest level. The bodhisattvas are one step short (or one lower). The Arhats are still two steps away (or two levels lower). The mortal world still lacks all three levels (or at the lowest level). World Honored One: "World Honored One" is another name very often used to refer to Buddha Shakyamuni. "World Honored One" was originally the name that Brahmins used to call the bourgeois. Monks and later Buddhists also used that name to pay respects to Shakyamuni. Buddhism considers Shakyamuni to be a man of perfect virtue, full of merit, able to benefit the world, respected by all beings, so he is called "World Honored One". Tathagata: together with "World Honored One", "Tathagata" is also the title most often used to refer to Buddha Shakyamuni. "Tathagata" is translated from the word "Tathagata" in Sanskrit. "As", also known as "As Real" or "Truth Suchness", refers to the "absolute truth", "truth of truth", "the essence of the universe". “Lai” means to come. The "Tathagatas" are those who come by the true path, those who have understood the truth, those who follow the right path to enlightenment. Buddha Shakyamuni was one of those who came in such a way that he was called "Tathagata". The word "Tathagata" is used in a narrow sense to refer to Buddha Shakyamuni, with a broad meaning to refer to all Buddhas, such as Amitabha Tathagata, Medicine Master Tathagata, etc. Having eliminated Karma, Or, permanently freed from the cycle of birth and death, full of dignity, blessings, and wisdom, should be worthy of the offerings of gods and humans. The True Transformation: It is the true one. Variable is everywhere, vast. Tri is knowledge. "Truthful Knowledge" is the one who understands rightly, understands all that embraces the whole world. Goodness: Good is good, skillful. Hell go, pass. The Buddha is a person who practices the right path, knows how to skillfully overcome all to enter Nirvana. World Explanation: The Buddha is the one who understands all the dharmas of the world. Supreme Master: Among all dharmas, Nirvana is the Supreme, among humans, the Buddha is the Supreme, among the results, Right Enlightenment is the Supreme. All sentient beings in the nine realms cannot be compared with the Buddha, so he has the title of Supreme Being, which means one who has reached unsurpassed heights. The Master's Rule: The Buddha is a great man who is able to tame, overcome all demons while practicing the righteous path. What the Master Chief means is that the Buddha has the ability to subdue the good people and subdue the wicked to the righteous path. Thien Nhan Sphinx: The Buddha is the Teacher, the teacher who guides the way to liberation for both gods and humans. From the Father: The Buddha loves all sentient beings like a benevolent parent loves their children. This love is equal, peaceful and unobstructed, that is, regardless of the respect or slander of sentient beings towards the Buddha, regardless of the rich or the lowly. The more misguided sentient beings, the more boundless and boundless the compassion of the Buddha. Truthful Speech: The Buddha is the one who speaks truthfully and does not deceive sentient beings. The words of the Buddha come from perfect wisdom, not arbitrarily. Two Tuc Ton: Two Tuc Ton has two meanings: The Buddha is the most noble of the two-legged species, such as gods and humans. And, Buddha is full of Virtue and Wisdom (dual: both are complete). Bhikshu Gia Na: Tantric Buddhism calls Buddha Shakyamuni "Pinu Gia Na", which translates to "Dai Nhat Tathagata". According to Sanskrit, "Pinu Gia Na" is another name for the Sun. Using the title "Pinu Gia Na" means considering Buddha Shakyamuni as the pink sun that never goes out; The Buddha's wisdom is like the sun illuminating the world, dispelling the darkness of ignorance. In addition, the Buddha is also known with a number of other titles such as: Bac Gia Pham, meaning the one who has conquered the domination of the ego; Three Worlds Religion, that is, the person who is enlightened, has been liberated from the three realms of Desire, Form and Formless Realm;Complete Enlightenment, means one who is fully enlightened; Guru.END=NAM MO SHAKYAMUNI BUDDHA.( 3 TIMES ).GOLDEN AMITABHA MONASTERY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH.AUSTRALIA,SYDNEY.24/5/2021.VIETNAMESE TRANSLATE ENGLISH BY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH.