Rainbowman
This is Kawaguchi Hidetoshi. This is my humble answer to the question.
Mother Teresa was recently officially canonized as a saint.
Speaking of which, it's an article from quite a long time ago, but I thought of an article about Mother Teresa that shocked me a bit... it's just gossip, maybe it's just a category of annoyance...
is it actually a hoax? “Mother Teresa Myth”
http://news.livedoor.com/article/detail/7496788/
Of course, both the Bodhisattva and the Saints are not Bodhisattvas or saints from the beginning, and acts of mercy and altruism will accumulate along with failure, remorse, support, and scolding. In the case above, there are also cases where they capture only failures and remorse during that time and criticize them, and there are also places where it cannot be said unequivocally...
Now, in Buddhism, it is called “Sanrin Shojo,” and for example, there are cases where the three sides that give the three wheels are pure, the side that gives the offering, and the side that gives the offering, or there are cases where the three facets are pure of the three works of body and mouth, but as an act of mercy and altruism, it is important as a Bodhisattva act that acts as a Bodhisattva.
Among modern and contemporary Japanese Buddhists, those who have done bodhisattva deeds that are true good deeds... quite honestly, there are places that cannot be achieved with humility...
However, if I wanted to learn something about the practice of the Bodhisattvas... I also know that it would be impossible to rely on the sutras.
For example, I think the Kegon Sutra and the Lotus Sutra are also good. In particular, from the Ten Kegon Sutras, it is a content where you can learn specifically about the Ten Realms of the Bodhisattvas.
Just for your reference.
Kawaguchi Hidetoshi Gassho
