Let me ask you a few questions about enlightenment

I think it's a very interesting place.
I will answer (^^)

> How did Buddha attain enlightenment?
As a result of continuing various ascetic practices while repeating reincarnation, I was able to attain enlightenment.
Buddha did not attain enlightenment only a few years after becoming a monk.
Finally, after eating Sujata's milk porridge, I meditated under a Bodhi tree and became a Buddha.
The Buddha was enlightened by luck and selfishness.

> Do you get any special abilities when you attain enlightenment?
Divine powers dwell in it.
There are six ridiculous abilities called the Rikujinshi.

> How do you know you've attained enlightenment?
It has supernatural powers, so you can easily understand both yourself and others.

> What will the enlightened monk do next?
The Buddha gave a sermon.
A lot of disciples were made, and so many disciples became Buddhas.

Zensyu-sama

This is Kawaguchi Hidetoshi. This is a humble answer to the question.

Regarding “enlightenment,” we have answered the following questions before.

Question “What I wanted to ask monks”
http://blog.livedoor.jp/hasunoha_kawaguchi/archives/cat_443680.html

In order to obtain a result called “enlightenment,” of course, a causal relationship (cause/condition) is necessary for that purpose. It is Buddhism that adjusts the cause and effect, and Buddhism exists in order to follow a definite path of Buddhism.

“... It is necessary to practice to eradicate afflictions and intellectual disabilities that hinder enlightenment, and in particular, it is important to successfully accumulate the two resources of wisdom (understanding emptiness) and good fortune (good virtue, mercy, altruism). ・・”

By properly practicing wisdom and good fortune, you will be able to reach enlightenment as a result. Meditation (meditation) is only one of the ascetic processes and methods of causation aimed at enlightenment, and it is true that Shakyamuni meditated under a Bodhi tree and eventually attained enlightenment, but it is necessary to note that meditation alone does not attain enlightenment.

Next, with regard to special abilities that can be obtained through enlightenment, there is certainly in the Buddhist scriptures (Shamon Ka Sutra, Oibu Sutra, etc.) that you can obtain the six gods. We have also answered the following questions about Rokushin-dori, so please refer to them.

The question “Do you have inspiration?”
http://blog.livedoor.jp/hasunoha_kawaguchi/archives/1002837225.html

Also, enlightenment is something that is “self-proof,” and I think you will naturally be able to understand that state of affairs. “I left deep, silent, and ridiculous arguments, and obtained the law of light, futility, and honeydew. No matter who you teach it to, you won't understand it, so let's stay in the woods without preaching.” (From the biography of Lalita Vistara Shakyamuni)

Finally, I believe that if enlightenment is attained and becomes Buddha or Nyorai, further efforts will be made to save sentient beings in the French Homeland and Pure Land due to goodness and convenience through enlightenment.

Let's work hard together on Buddhism towards enlightenment.

Kawaguchi Hidetoshi Gassho

> How did Buddha attain enlightenment?

I don't know the intention of “how,” but now that I understand “ignorance”
I heard that you have enlightened it.

> Before attaining enlightenment, Buddha practiced penance and tried various ascetic methods,
Did you eventually gain enlightenment through meditation?

I have a small mystery that enlightenment isn't something that captures a moment,
It is said that “ignorance” was understood in meditation, which is one of the ascetic practices.

> Do you get any special abilities when you attain enlightenment?

Flowers for me, flowers for me.

> How do you know that you have attained enlightenment?

I think it would be nice if you asked Oshaka-sama.
Dogen Zenji says
“Mine's Colourful Hibiki, Everyone Is My Shakyamuni's Voice and Story”

It is said that Yamayatani conveys the sound of a shaka-sama, so
I hope you listen to it by all means.

> What will the enlightened monk do next?

Clean, eat a meal, do daibenshoben, and recite zazen or nembutsu
I'll go to bed when I'm sleepy.　

Excuse me for replying with a quote. The question has a character limit, so I've abbreviated it.

How did you attain enlightenment?
⇒I realized that originally, just as fish were in the water and were originally in the water even if they didn't ask for water, they were in the middle of the water of enlightenment if they hadn't exercised their sense of self.
Outside of his own heart, instead of seeking enlightenment from other things or sutras, it can be said that he completely destroyed his own opinions and private opinions, and as a result, he returned to the natural state of enlightenment (Buddha heart = non-human view) (originally attaining Buddhism).

Did you finally gain enlightenment through meditation?
⇒I wasn't enlightened after 6 years of training, but after 6 years of doing the wrong ascetic method, I finally got tips on how to properly calm my mind to lead myself to a state of enlightenment. It was not meditation (thought or image), but meditation (a fact before noncontemplative thinking). {You can call the word meditation, but if what you're doing is an image or thought, it can't be called meditation, so I will refrain from using the word meditation because it is a type of thought activity called meditation.}
That specific method seemed to be a state of mind where you could end up by doing ❝ how to shoot ❞ on your own thoughts and external things that come to a boil, and moving away from the way you look at things that have passed through the filters of thought and sorting, as is also called ❝ collapse inside the heart and there is just that thing on the outside ❞, etc.

In response to thoughts that come to mind, if you refrain from intervening with your ego, you can leave left-brained judgment, discernment, and recognition, and you have reached a right-brained state of complete self-acceptance where there is no internal or external separation between yourself and others.

Can I get special abilities?
⇒The world you experience will be replaced by something pleasant and enjoyable.

It's something you can understand, right?
⇒The way I experience and feel changes, so I understand myself the best. At the moment of enlightenment, you're in a state where you hardly use your cognition (savagery), so all you have to do is look back and notice later, “Oh, was my thought and sense interrupted at that time ❞?”

What are we going to do next?
⇒Once you are able to make something delicious, you will want to offer that delicious food.
This is probably proselytism and evangelism symbolized by Shaka Deyama and the First Dharma Wheel.
This is a neurologist who has scientifically proven the “enlightenment” I am referring to here.
http://digitalcast.jp/v/18436/