SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE IN BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHY

Symbolic language in Buddhist philosophy plays a very important role in the transmission and interpretation of Buddhist concepts. This is a simple system of symbols and symbols, focusing on symbols such as Buddha images, objects, and representations of Buddhism. Through symbolic language, users can convey subtle and complex meanings more intuitively and understandably. Buddhist symbolic language is used in religious ceremonies and rituals to convey to believers. One of the great advantages of symbolic language is that it can communicate and convey meaning comprehensively without the use of many words. Through the use of symbols, one can see the complex interplay between spiritual and material elements, thereby helping one to better understand Buddhist philosophy. In this article, we will focus on clarifying the point of view of icons; The symbolic language of Buddhism contains the view of the universe, the view of life, and education.