Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva

①As if the sleeping spring was quietly awakened by some supreme power ② His consciousness seemed to have broken free from the shackles of his sick body, traveled through the latitude and longitude of time and space, and sank into a clear and boundless "ocean of mind." ③This persistence of knowing that something is impossible but doing it is the highest tribute to "Tao". The highest praise for "Tao" and a saint is to do good deeds despite knowing that they are not good enough. ④An unprecedented "clarity" arises from the bottom of my heart, like clearing the clouds and seeing the sun. The obsession with personal longevity and the excessive concern about the success or failure of one's achievements gradually dissipated like morning dew under this clear observation. ⑤His life is like a pebble thrown into the Bodhisattva's sea of ​​sorrow. The ripples may be limited, but the glimmer of "Tao" contained in it has merged into the eternal river of compassion. ⑥The compassion of the Bodhisattva lights up an eternal lamp of return for his soul at the end of the most lonely and dark life. Although the lone star has fallen, its light has merged into the sea of ​​sorrow and will shine forever. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.