Buddha has three bodies: the Dharma Body, the Sambhogakaya, and the Nirmanakaya.
Some temples worship the trikaya (three bodies) of the Buddha, with the central statue being the Dharma Body Buddha, which embodies the Buddha itself that has realized the Dharma; the statue to the left is the Sambhogakaya Buddha, representing the body of Buddha results obtained through cultivation; the statue to the right is the Nirmanakaya Buddha, indicating the physical body Buddha manifested to liberate sentient beings, specifically referring to the historical Shakyamuni Buddha.
The Dharma Body of the Buddha is supreme and exalted, existing as some kind of "absolute truth."
The Dharma Body of Long Qiu is not absolute truth, but it can still be called by that name, because it is also progressing toward mastering a kind of truth or rule—that of fear.
