Qin Hong clearly understood,
In heaven and earth, only I stand supreme.
This saying of Shakyamuni, in Buddhist language, the "I" does not refer to oneself, it's not arrogant or domineering, not meaning oneself is extremely noble.
He possesses the appearance of all beings, Shakyamuni has the most ancient visage of the ancestors of all souls and beings, most noble and inexpressible,
His appearance originally represents all things and creatures.
In heaven and earth, only I stand supreme, its meaning refers to: wisdom life in the universe is the only existence towering between heaven and earth, the sole ruler of this realm.
The arrival of Shakyamuni, recorded as saying this, led all beings after his birth to become the sole dominant force in heaven and earth under the guidance of Buddhism.
In cultivation, time is insignificant,
especially for the Celestial Realm, months pass swiftly.
