Why does Maitreya Buddha always have a big belly? There is actually a secret behind it!

Buddhist-themed sculptures can often be seen in jade carvings. Every Maitreya Buddha has a big belly and a big smile on his face. This is also a way to use the joyful image of Maitreya Buddha to express people's beautiful yearning for a prosperous and auspicious life.

Maitreya Buddha: He is the successor of Sakyamuni and the future Buddha, that is, the Buddha who will lead the world in the future. In Buddhist culture, there are also past Buddhas and present Buddhas.

The Buddha now is Sakyamuni. Maitreya Buddha is the founder of the Yogacara school, and his thoughts are highly respected by Buddhist masters Daoan and Xuanzang.

Maitreya Buddha is the representative image of all Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. The image of Maitreya Buddha not only makes us respect him, but more importantly, he symbolizes the profound meanings of compassion, forbearance, tolerance and optimism.

From the appearance of Maitreya Buddha, we can not only be inspired by the symbolic meaning of Maitreya Buddha, but also cultivate our own qualities of compassion, forbearance, tolerance and optimism.

In this way, you can become a person with noble character and popular among others. Maitreya Buddha can bring blessings and peace to people. He is also a Buddha who hopes for a better tomorrow. Wearing it can dispel worldly worries, keep a broad mind, and quietly watch the ups and downs of the world and smile at the storms.

When carving Maitreya Buddha out of jade, in addition to looking at the quality and color of the jade, one must also pay attention to the appearance of the Buddha.