Abstract
The Buddha is the greatest scientist. You want to have no branch of mathematics, physics, and chemistry in 2575 years ago, that is, 565 BC. The scientific development is extremely underdeveloped. The Buddha can clearly explain the law, characteristics, theorems and methods of super-materials in the parallel universe, which is the emptiness of the present physics. Its merits are far beyond the founding of all physics theories such as Newton, Einstein, and unified field theory. The sum of human wisdom. Prajna Paramita is the wisdom of reaching the other side, and the way to reach the parallel universe. Namo Amitabha. The Buddha is the first major religion among the world's three major religions: the first Buddha was born in 565 BC, 565 years earlier than its religion. Second, other religions used the Buddhist world of Western and Western bliss, and the view of the great father, third. The Buddha is a woman with great compassion and compassion. She does not want to be a woman and turns a woman into a man. Other religions regard people as devils. They are contradictory to their own mother (the devil). Fourth, the Buddhist scriptures are other religious contents. On the 100th times, the fifth, the Buddha believes that the trillions of Buddhas are identical, and the universe is seen in all four, while other religions are the center of the universe, but I am the only one. There is also the end of the trial is also by the end of Buddhism, the King of Fire will be interrupted with his sin.
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