The Creation of the Two Saints: the Ultimate Destination of the Human Soul

Name: The Creation of the Two Saints: the Ultimate Destination of the Human Soul
Author: Your Majesty Yang

by Your Majesty Yang

ongoing Fantasy Sword and Sorcery Male Lead

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Ch. 164 — 教义平和：无争无扰的灵魂共识

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Introduction to the Creation Psalms of the Soul's Place Before the birth of Buddha and Jesus, the soul light particles wandering in the universe were helpless, either dissipated in the flow of dark matter, or drifting in chaos due to obsession. Until the Buddha attained nirvana and Jesus transcended through his crucifixion, the two divine consciousnesses carrying the destiny broke through the dimensional constraints and met in the gap between superstrings. They sensed the suffering of wandering souls, and then led countless light particles through the wormhole and arrived at a giant star ball. The Buddha transformed into a "Nirvana" on the east side, where nectar became a stream and bodhi trees grew. Here, the soul reflected cause and effect, dispelled obsessions, and gained peace through practice. Jesus built a "heavenly city" on the west side, with the holy mark as a monument and a white dome. The soul was lovingly guided by the Father, and was redeemed after repentance and atonement. The light bridge in the center of the planet connects the two countries, and the soul can choose its destination independently according to its mind. The two realms are boundless, and the prayer flags reflected by the bodhi leaves blend with the sacred music of heaven. Buddha and Jesus shared wisdom and the way of salvation, and never forced their souls. For thousands of years, the two countries have been prosperous and harmonious. Occasionally, souls with both wisdom and faith incarnate as cross-border symbols, making the boundaries of doctrine softer. In the end, the power of Buddha and Jesus merged into the kingdom, achieving the eternal picture of "each suiting his nature" and providing a stable destination for the dead souls in the universe.