What does the blessing of Buddhism mean?

Blessing is a commonly used term in Buddhism, especially in Tantric Buddhism.

Blessing is forcing someone or something to accept a new energy and make it change its original state and appearance.

In Buddhism, praying for blessings generally means that Buddhist practitioners who have reached a certain stage of practice (entering a higher life level than ordinary people and having higher life energy) directly impose their wishes (good wishes) and energy on an object (mascot) under the action of ideas, so that it has the function of praying for blessings and protecting, assisting the wearer to avoid misfortune and realize all his wishes; Or directly force it to act on a living body with a lower life level, change the unreasonable thought, state and structure of this living body with a lower life level, and make it more reasonable, more perfect and more advanced.

Judging from the types of blessing, the blessing of the guru is divided into three aspects: language and meaning.

Physical well-being refers to clearing the disciple's physical karma and pulse barriers and getting physical well-being; Language blessing refers to cleaning the disciple's oral career and wind barriers to obtain language blessing; Intentional blessing refers to removing the career and cognitive obstacles of disciples and being proud of King Kong's blessing; Deeper blessing means that the disciple's heart and the Buddha's heart are integrated, thus purifying Araille's knowledge and obstacles and obtaining the blessing of wisdom.