Is the number 0 auspicious? What are the auspicious numbers in Buddhism?

Numbers play an important role in our lives. We can see numbers everywhere. In traditional folk culture, each number has good or bad luck. So is the number 0 auspicious or not?

Is the number 0 auspicious?

Auspicious sayings about the number 0:

1. If we use the number "0" to represent auspiciousness, it means happiness and perfection, because zero is a circle with a beginning and an end, and being round and complete has a good meaning.

2. The number 0 is the starting point and the end point. "Everything that is born must eventually die," which is the same as what people say about the heavens, the earth and the universe. Flowers bloom and fall, people are born and die. There is nothing in this world that lasts forever. Everything will return to the Tao and be born from the Tao. If you have faith, 0 is also considered an auspicious number.
The number 0 is unlucky:
In some areas, the number 0 is considered unlucky, especially the last digit cannot be 0. The last digit "0" represents "four things are empty", that is: empty wealth, empty work, empty emotions, and empty health! There must not be too many 0s in a mobile phone number. 0 represents hidden, forced, weakened, empty, affecting others, opening up, etc. It's like a trap, a scam.

What are the auspicious numbers in Buddhism?

1. Number 3. The number 3 represents "more" in Chinese numerology, and represents Buddha, Dharma, and monks in Buddhism. Therefore, ringing the bell three times represents worshipping Buddha and warding off disasters.

2. The number 9. Tibetan Buddhism advocates that the number 9 is the most auspicious number for jewelry patterns.

3. The number 7. The number 7 in Buddhism is also a sacred, mysterious and unsolvable number. There are seven injuries, seven retributions, seven Buddhas, etc. The pagoda is called a seven-story pagoda.

4. The number 10. The number 10 in Buddhism means satisfaction, perfection, and perfection.

5. The number 108. In Buddhism, 108 is a symbol of Buddha. People should ring the bell, chant the sutra, and move the Buddhist beads 108 times to show their piety. Buddhism believes that people have 108 kinds of troubles, and knocking 108 times can relieve people of their troubles.