What was the relationship between the Heavenly Court and the Buddha Realm? Is it classified according to Buddhism?
The Heavenly Court and the Buddha Realm were classified according to Buddhism. In Buddhism, the universe was composed of five realms (hell, hungry ghosts, animals, the human world, and heaven). Heaven was considered the happiest and most noble place, and was also called "Heaven". The Heaven Realm was divided into three levels: the Desire Realm, the Lust Realm, and the Colourless Realm. The Desire Realm included the eight heavens of the Four Dhyana and Eight Meditations, as well as the human world and hell. The Color Realm was the highest level of the world. It was divided into ten levels, each level determined by the state of meditation and magical power. The Color Realm was a state without meditation and magical power. It was called the "No-All Realm" or "No-Thought Realm". In Buddhism, the Heavenly Court and the Buddhist Realm were both worlds with higher states. They were usually determined by the state of meditation and supernatural powers, not just because of material or spiritual existence. In Buddhism, the Heavenly Court and the Buddhist Realm were considered to be realms beyond the secular world and were closely related to the realm of Nirvana or liberation.
