With three heads and six arms, it is a magical spell in China's ancient mythology. The main user is Nezha, who has become a dharma body with three heads and six arms, using six weapons against one enemy and six against one enemy; From classical masterpieces, fairy tales, journey to the west and many other ancient books. When Nezha cast this spell, he held an artifact in each hand to subdue the demon.

They are demon-cutting sword, demon-cutting knife, demon-binding rope, demon-lowering pestle, hydrangea and steam wheel; When fighting, the power is infinite, which symbolizes divine power and high mana. This dharma body belongs to the famous fairy family transformation in mythology. It is mostly used in combat, using multiple weapons to deal with multiple enemies at the same time. It turned out to be the protector of Buddhism.

Idiom story

The original "three heads and eight arms", a Buddhist term, refers to the appearance of Asura, the god with three heads and eight arms, and the court of the Pearl Forest; The fifth volume; Six articles; Shula department; The Ministry will say, "Three heads are combined and eight arms are fixed." Asura, a transliteration of Sanskrit Asura, was originally the evil god in ancient Indian mythology.

In Buddhism, although it belongs to heaven, it is called "non-heaven" because of its virtue and treacherous temperament. Because of its huge size and infinite strength, its image of "three heads and eight arms" is also very symbolic, but most of the later "eight arms" are "six arms", from which the idiom "three heads and six arms" evolved.

Extended data

Nezha's image is mostly three heads and six arms, which is the dharma body change technique of the immortal family, which makes him have two heads and four hands, representing the miraculous meaning; The fourth installment of The Journey to the West's original novel about ghosts and gods in Ming Dynasty: Then Nezha was furious and shouted: Change! That is, it becomes superhuman powers.

Bold, holding six kinds of weapons, that is, slashing demon sword, slashing demon knife, tying demon rope, dropping demon pestle, hydrangea, steam wheel and fork, hitting me in the face. Of course, according to Journey to the West, superhuman powers are by no means Nezha's patent.

The Monkey King can also skillfully use this spell. Similarly, according to the fourth chapter: "Good Great Sage, Harmony" changed "and became Superman; The golden hoop changed into three; Six hands hold three sticks. This battle is really shocking.