There was a woman in Vietnam, who was born with a bun on her head that was the same as the Buddha's head, one day, she contacted the doctor to cut off the bun, and that night, the doctor had a dream...
As soon as Ni Guang was born, her parents noticed a strange lump on her head. At first, the lump was not big and painful, and the parents did not take it to heart.
However, as Ni Guang grew up, the lump slowly grew, and by the time she was in elementary school, it was already very conspicuous. Her classmates ridiculed her as a "monster" and "deformed", which brought a huge psychological shadow to Ni Guang, who was still a child. Every day when she came home from school, she would cry and beg her parents to take her to the hospital to remove the annoying lump.
In order to soothe their daughter's wounded heart, the parents began to save money and planned to treat Ni Guang. Finally, in the year that Ni Guang graduated from primary school, they scraped together enough money for travel and medicine, and took her to a big hospital in Saigon.
After the doctor's examination, he smiled and told them that it was just a benign tumor and could be surgically removed. The parents breathed a sigh of relief and immediately arranged for Ni Guang to prepare for the operation.
But the night before Ni Guang's surgery, an unexpected event disrupted all plans. The doctor in charge of her operation had a strange dream, in which an old man dressed in white and riding a white elephant warned him that he must not remove the lump on the top of Ni Guang's head, otherwise it would lead to catastrophe.
The next morning, the doctor apologized and told Ni Guang and her parents that he could not operate on her. Despite the pleadings of the parents, the doctor was resolute.
In Vietnam, Buddhism is deeply rooted, and it is believed that dream revelations often carry some kind of omen, which doctors believe may be a warning from the heavens that cannot be easily disobeyed. Ni Guang and his parents had no choice but to go home with the untreated lump.
After that, Ni Guang could only continue to endure the pain caused by the strange lump on the top of his head. In junior high school and high school, she was still ridiculed and discriminated against by her classmates, and she was tormented inside. However, she did not give up, and with unremitting efforts, she was admitted to a university with excellent results.
During college, his classmates were much more tolerant of Ni Guang. It was noted that the lump on the top of her head closely resembled the position and shape of the Buddha's bun.
Therefore, they thought that Ni Guang might be the reincarnation of the Buddha, and that the flesh bun was a sign given to her by God. This injected Ni Guang with new vitality and confidence, and she studied harder, and finally graduated with the first grade in her class.
But on the road to employment, Ni Guang still encountered huge difficulties. Even if she has good grades and education, many companies and restaurants are still reluctant to hire her with a "strange lump", for fear of affecting her image. No one wants to give such a "weirdo" a chance.
In 1993, a disheartened Ni Guang returned to his hometown. She shaved her hair, built a small temple in a dilapidated abandoned church in the village, and began to live a life of seclusion.
At first, the small, dilapidated temple was overwhelmed, and Ni Guang had to rely on the charity of the surrounding villagers to make ends meet. Despite the hardships of life, she still distributes the money she has received every day to the poor who need it more.
Over the years, Ni Guang has maintained this kind of good deed, which has influenced many villagers. Gradually, people gave her the good name "Living Buddha", and the villagers were more willing to donate money to her. The incense of the small temple gradually became stronger.
Later, with the power of online communication, Ni Guang's story spread through various video platforms. More and more curious tourists come here to see this female living Buddha with a "meat bun" on her head. The incense in the small temple was flourishing, and Ni Guang's living conditions gradually became more prosperous.
However, Ni Guang did not change his simple life because of this. She continued to maintain her original way of life and donated all her surplus money to poor households in the vicinity. Her act of kindness touched countless people, and people flocked to her, calling her an incarnation of Avalokiteshvara.
In an interview with the media, Ni Guang humbly said that her life is very good now, although there is suffering in the world, as long as she knows how to face herself sincerely and treat others well, she will gain eternal happiness in her heart after losing her external wealth.
Today, Ni Guang is in her 70s, but she still maintains her simple, humble and kind nature. She used her life story to influence and educate countless people to face adversity and live a confident and kind life. She has become the most respected living Buddha in the region and a model of honesty and kindness in the minds of many.
