Kapok Cassock, One of the Secret Codes of Sakyamuni

Name: Kapok Cassock, One of the Secret Codes of Sakyamuni
Author: There Is Snow In The World 1982

by There Is Snow In The World 1982

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The World Buddhist Forum was held at the Guanghua Temple in Nanshan, Putian. It was comparable to the unobstructed conference when Buddhism was strong. Top young monks from many temples and a generation of Buddhist leaders who practiced the eight major sects suddenly disappeared. The Buddhist scriptures revered as magic-killing scriptures were coveted again. Why did the abbot of the temple who died protecting the scriptures leave behind five sets of wooden wheels with numbers and symbols before his death? The King of Sutras stored in the British Library with tight security measures disappeared overnight; the scriptures were stolen and disappeared according to the records in the Sutra of Dharma; Cheng Shi, a professor from a university in Sichuan who is obsessed with religious studies, was involved in this dispute. Why did the mysterious organization that has been passed down for thousands of years reappear? Where is the supreme Buddhist treasure in Buddhism? A spiritual story that confronts faith and realizes it again. A journey of protecting the Dharma by torturing the soul and understanding one's true heart. A thrilling, tense, tearful and bloody journey of joy and sorrow. The unsolved cases about Buddhism for thousands of years will be revealed one by one. Introduction of the main characters: Professor Cheng Shi: Professor at the Institute of Religion of a university in Sichuan. A householder with deep research on classic symbols in the field of Buddhism; Emily Chapter: professional in cultural relic restoration, strong in skills, dignified and intelligent, and decisive in work; fat police officer Luo Lili: a Buddhist believer, investigating the disappearance of Buddhist scriptures and getting involved in a series of incidents with Professor Cheng along the way, with a humorous personality;