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The eye of enlightenment(the third eye) is the sixth chakra. Some are born with this chakra open, other need to work on it. It's the way to self realization and reflection and the conscious discovery of what your "self" is made of. The Sage would have had this chakra open before even thinking about his way/path.
The second one is the eye of the Bodhisattva. That way is inherent to the sage as well as it is to Naruto, Hashirama and anyone who understands the Bodhisattva way. It comes after the first steps of enlightenment(there are four). He could his dojutsu from this, considering he has six rings, but I doubt it.
The third one is the Rinnegan. It it to see what suffering is, in all six realms. You need to break down suffering to understand what it is and does(separation of the Bijuu, perhaps). The Sage was able to take in the suffering of the Juubs without actually suffer himself. Suffering is much like a spoon of salt. if your heart is like a cup of water, the water will be undrinkable, if your heart is like a river, it becomes drinkable. Higher lamas(teachers) like the Dalai(Ocean) Lama(teacher) are able to take in much suffering. The sage was a Bodhisattva the least(six rings). The Buddha always smiles, because it doesn't matter how much suffering he takes in, he is not affected by it. He transforms it. The Juub had a different eye than the Rinnegan. I think it's because of that transformation.
The eye of enlightenment(the third eye) is the sixth chakra. Some are born with this chakra open, other need to work on it. It's the way to self realization and reflection and the conscious discovery of what your "self" is made of. The Sage would have had this chakra open before even thinking about his way/path.
The second one is the eye of the Bodhisattva. That way is inherent to the sage as well as it is to Naruto, Hashirama and anyone who understands the Bodhisattva way. It comes after the first steps of enlightenment(there are four). He could his dojutsu from this, considering he has six rings, but I doubt it.
The third one is the Rinnegan. It it to see what suffering is, in all six realms. You need to break down suffering to understand what it is and does(separation of the Bijuu, perhaps). The Sage was able to take in the suffering of the Juubs without actually suffer himself. Suffering is much like a spoon of salt. if your heart is like a cup of water, the water will be undrinkable, if your heart is like a river, it becomes drinkable. Higher lamas(teachers) like the Dalai(Ocean) Lama(teacher) are able to take in much suffering. The sage was a Bodhisattva the least(six rings). The Buddha always smiles, because it doesn't matter how much suffering he takes in, he is not affected by it. He transforms it. The Juub had a different eye than the Rinnegan. I think it's because of that transformation.
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