Fortune favors the virtuous: tiger with mouth wide open about to eat monk

Video is about 15min, in Chinese.
A number of famous Chinese monks covered.
A Chinese friend translated, here's my paraphrase of a few interesting events:

1. Mummified remains of 1000 year old monk in sitting meditation posture, with modern medical equipment, they see that his brain is still intact, which should be impossible.

2. Famous Chinese monk lived in a cave, they named him tiger monk after this incident.
One day the monk was sitting in meditation, and noticed a tiger had entered the cave, with mouth wide open about to chomp down and eat the monk.

The monk said to the tiger, (Not clear if there was vocalized speaking, but must have included direct mind to mind conversation which monks with telepathy are able to do with humans and some animals), "brother tiger, I know you've come to eat me in retaliation for a wrong I committed against you from a previous lifetime. But know that blood feuds never end. If you eat me now,  then in a future life I may come after you for your blood, then this cycle never ends. I'm sorry for the wrong I committed against you, but please let's let the cycle end now."

The tiger slowly started to close it's open mouth, and then, amazingly, it prostrated to the monk (verb: lay oneself flat on the ground face downward, especially in reverence or submission).  Then the tiger left the cave. Even more amazingly, not long after, the tiger returned, this time with his family, his mate and cub. All three prostrated and took refuge with the monk.  According to many witnesses, for many years, the 3 tigers could be seen regularly patrolling and guarding the entrance of that cave where the monk resided.

(Any fluent Chinese speakers who watch the video please feel free to correct the details of what I wrote, and also share what's going on in the rest of the video).

post replyFortune favors the virtuous: tiger with mouth wide open about to eat monk

from erickaisen via /r/Buddhism sent 22 hours ago

The second monk (tiger monk) was Dharma Master Guang Qin, he was also known as the Fruit Monk because for a majority of his life the only thing he would eat was fruits.

He practiced the Dhutanga of never lying down and sat sleeping up.

What else they say is that he once sat for 40 days in samadhi and people thought he had died but then they asked another Dharma Master what to do and whether he was dead. The other Dharma Master and laity then went to the cave/place where he was living and the Dharma Master woke him out of his samadhi by flicking his ear with a certain mudra.

The second last story was some lay people were living in a house where the windows and doors would randomly open and close, thinking it was haunted so they asked Guang Qin why this occurred. I couldn't catch exactly what they were saying because of my broken chinese, but they were saying "gu hai" and there was 2 underneath the house, and then also another underneath the kitchen so they had to dig it out and then there was no more issues. It may have been buried bodies, I'm not so sure.

Then the last story, at 86 he told his disciplies he was going to pass away. I think they said something like no you can't, we need your guidance/instruction etc etc, essentially requesting he stays in the world. And he said okay, since you are sincere in your request I will stay for 8 more years and that's it, and then he passed at 94 in meditation.

I have heard of Dharma Master Guang Qin before and he was reportedly a third stage Arhat (nonreturner) at the least. One of the few respectable monks and serious cultivators in recent times