The \"ten directions\" in the phrase \"surrounded from all ten sides\" refer to east, south, west, north, southeast, northeast, southwest, northwest, plus the upper and lower directions, right?
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The \"ten directions\" in the phrase \"surrounded from all ten sides\" refer to east, south, west, north, southeast, northeast, southwest, northwest, plus the upper and lower directions, right?
I think the same; there are eight flat faces, plus the top and bottom faces
In ancient times, people liked to exaggerate when it came to numbers and did not think in terms of data. In ancient times, there was the concept of the eight directions and six realms; two more directions were added to show how impressive it was
East, south, west, north, southeast, northeast, southwest, northwest, above, below – a total of ten directions
I’m not sure how the “Ten-Faced Buddha” on Mount Emei is defined, and whether it is related to the topic in question; P refers to the north-south direction, while there are differences of opinion regarding up and down: lol
I think the same way; otherwise, where would the ten directions come from? Is there anyone who could give some guidance?