The monk asked Monk Xiang Lin: "Why did Bodhidharma come to China from India to teach Buddhism?" Lin said: "Sitting for a long time becomes tiring." There is no method to seek in the world, no reference to practice, everything is created by the mind, it is the Dharma outside the heart, and the practice outside the heart! Monks always think that Bodhidharma will bring some magic weapon when he comes to China. The monks want to seek this magic weapon, so they try to figure out the purpose of Bodhidharma's coming to the west to teach the Dharma. Monk Xianglin used "sitting for a long time to work hard" to criticize the monks. You only need to pay attention to the Buddha in your heart! There is no need to seek the Dharma externally in order to achieve the state of self-enlightenment. The Buddha in his own mind possesses all transcendences and all realms of falling away.
In fact, the state of mind when writing is the same. Deliberately seeking content from outside your heart will lead to blindness and blindness, and you will not be able to seek anything. Writing out your inner understanding is what you can really write. Over time, what you write becomes a "book". After ten years of sharpening a sword, I am a swordsman, practicing writing, saving others, and more importantly, saving myself.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
