Are there any celebrities who have reached nirvana?

As I said before, don't experience mystical experiences or do anything special.
It is enough to thoroughly pursue the original quietness and quietness of human beings without mixing up unnecessary thoughts or ideals.
The attitude of going to the temple and trying zazen next time is forever impossible.
I'll try it here and now.
Silently look at the effects of one's own body and mind, and stare intently at a place where there is no thought involved in the effects of that perception.
Then you should understand that sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch are “the only things when you sense or feel something.” The only thing that is there is just that when you see something, you can “see or reflect it.” If it makes a sound, that sound is almost there. Breathing has been repeated tens of thousands of times until now, I don't know, but my breathing is like that now...
And even though the body's senses are covered all over the body, only the place where the sensation is occurring now is felt. Even if I have ears, I lose my ears, and even if I have a back, I forget it when I'm not aware of my back.
Now, there are times when thoughts “don't” intervene. anytime. Originally, there was no thought involved or intervention.
Try clapping your hands.
Whichever sound was made, loud or small, nothing good or bad.
Just ✋ bread!
There is no thought involved in that. There was just that sound that left my notions.
Looking at your heart and resting your mind means not using active consciousness at all.
Without using active consciousness, humans only have the functions and effects of their five senses.
Since there is nothing to do from this side, my sense of self becomes silent.
This state of affairs is called recklessness.
Thoughts leave and thoughts stop working. There is a reasonable sense of distance between thought activity and self-consciousness.
A painful incident has happened in the world today, but if you forget that too and let go of the consciousness of trying to handle it, the consciousness to deal with it will be forgotten.
It is precisely because there is a sense of privacy that handles all kinds of events and information that the effect of handling such matters is born. If you don't put anything in a hot pot, Jew! It's not going to happen.
The heart is not a pot, so there is no need to heat it.
If you devise the greatest silence in the history of your own mind, there is nothing better than being able to rest your active consciousness.
Then, no matter what gets on that pot of silence, the frying pan, the heart doesn't say anything, just like Nabe doesn't say anything. Nirvana or something appears close to that Choi.
I just want to be completely perfect on my own. There is only more proof than explanation.

Not only the Buddha, but also among his disciples, there were people who reached the highest level of enlightenment.
Nakamura Hajime has translated multiple sutras at Iwanami Bunko, and other than that, if you read books about Buddhist sutras, you may feel the atmosphere of Buddha and his disciples.

As long as people ask me “what kind of atmosphere it is,” I'm leaving my living body behind.

Basically, the person himself is integrated with the law of good fortune (dharma), and their appearance, every move, and every move is completely reasonable and natural, without excess or deficiency.

Nonetheless, in order to completely see through it, the viewer himself must be close to nirvana to really understand it.

This is because normal people cannot even notice the distinction between what is obsession (unnatural) or not.

Therefore, it is necessary to study Buddhism closely, know what dharma (law) is, and practice little by little so that you can catch the scent of nirvana.

For now, at a place like this.

What kind of people are all
Saved by Amida Nyorai, she passed away and became a Buddha.

That's why
Since it doesn't matter what you did during your lifetime
Whether the atmosphere is good or bad
It's not about reaching nirvana.

just
For those who believe in it
Everyone is peaceful, isn't it?