The image of samantabhadra bodhisattva

The mount of Bodhisattva Samantabhadra is a white elephant with six teeth, six of which represent six degrees, giving, keeping precepts, enduring humiliation, diligence, meditation and wisdom. The mount of Samantabhadra has a specific meaning. It is recorded in the scripture: "Pu Xian learned from his deeds, and his deeds were cautious, so it was. Therefore, the white elephant is a symbol of Bodhisattva samantabhadra's wish to achieve great success, so it is also called the Great Line Pu Xian. The white elephant is steady, can bear the burden, symbolizes the kindness of all beings, and holds up the great wish to save the world. It is said that this white elephant is bodhisattva-like. When Sakyamuni was born, there was a six-toothed white elephant, so the relationship between the six-toothed white elephant and bodhisattva or Buddha is extraordinary.