
Cultivation Is a Philosophy
修仙是门哲学
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 96k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The author is probably a cultivator of immortality [Thinking] This book is not suitable for the general public, because ordinary people cannot understand it at all... Only true practitioners can understand the stories in this book. Each of the stories in the book explores the philosophy of life that life has to offer. Each story will lead to knowledge and philosophical issues of spiritual practice. This is an advantage that other books do not have. After reading this book, I gained a lot and realized a lot. I hope that more fellow practitioners will gain insights after reading this book, take further steps in their practice, and overcome various difficulties and obstacles they encounter in life... I finished reading "The Philosophy of Cultivation", but I felt a little reluctant to leave it... The philosophy and truth revealed in each story... I have a good understanding and thinking... This story really opened my eyes. I had many questions that I had puzzled over, but this book solved them for me one by one in a question-and-answer format... Although I have finished reading it, I still remember the story in my mind. It is said to be a story, but I have actually experienced some things and suffered deeply from them. I am afraid that only those who have experienced them will understand the helplessness. However, the author opened the door for me to solve the problem through such a story. I seemed to see an unimpeded road to life... Sigh... Maybe it's because of my poor understanding! I always feel that I cannot understand the truth that the author wants to express... I plan to read it slowly again to fully understand what the author expresses in the story. I feel that as long as I can fully understand the things in the story, my life will be smooth and smooth, and I will be successful from now on... Haha😄😄😄 I would like to express my gratitude to the author for writing such a story. My life is not easy, otherwise I would definitely reward the author greatly to show my appreciation... Hahaha [awkward laugh] [awkward laugh] [awkward laugh] Thanks again to the author.
Do you think cultivating immortality exists in reality? If it existed, what do you think it would be like to cultivate immortality? Is the real Cultivation of Immortals the same as described in fantasy novels? In fact, the cultivation of immortality in reality may surpass fantasy novels, and may be more magical than novels... If you really want to understand what cultivating immortality is, then follow me on this fantasy-filled journey. Here, you will learn what it is to cultivate immortality in reality...
Why are people born with greed, anger and ignorance? Why does enlightenment require understanding? Why just say to those who don't believe that they will have another opportunity? It is very likely that they will miss it forever. I thought attaining the Tao was only spiritual, so why could it affect the real world? Hope for answer So far, I think this is false. I think these life philosophies and the like can only make people's thoughts clear and will have no other effect.
The story is wonderful, but I still can't fully understand it. Can the author give readers some advice on what to do when they are confused? I am a senior in high school and am about to take the college entrance examination. My grades are very poor. I may not be able to go to college in reality, but my grades were among the best in my first year of high school. I also worked hard in the previous semester, but then it became more and more confusing until now. What should I do? I am lonely every day, internally consumed, repetitive, unhappy, and my ideals are out of reach. I asked someone to have my fortune told, and she said that my typical fortune is that if I work hard, I will succeed, but now I still have 4 points of karma that won't show up, but I can't feel it. I had very few friends when I was in junior high school. I probably don't speak a few words every day until high school. I haven't found myself in loneliness. I'm getting deeper and deeper into it. I can't blend in with the crowd, nor with nature or myself. Sometimes I feel passionate and feel that I have got rid of everything. I study hard and live hard, but after only a few days, everything returns to the original point. It makes me miserable and I can only play with my mobile phone to numb myself. @ I can only say so much, no more is meaningless. I understand that I can only save myself, and everything depends on my own efforts, but in reality I feel incompetent. Can you tell me or give me some advice? Finally, I recommend you to read a book called Soul Questions and Answers.
It explodes, and the birds of prey are no longer flocking together. This has been true since the previous life. How can a square garden be able to surround it, and who can live in peace with each other in different ways? Even though this novel is fictional, the stories in it have strong reference significance. I admit that I came to Tomato just for entertainment, but I didn't expect that I would encounter this kind of book. Therefore, I quote Lao Tzu's words: "When a superior man hears the Tao, he practices it diligently; when a sergeant hears the Tao, he lives or perishes; when a junior man hears the Tao, he laughs loudly, saying that he is not worthy of the Tao."
It's like a Zen enlightenment in a single thought, so the opportunity must be ripe. I've read so much, but I'm still stupid and have forgotten Master Susheng's guidance [smile]
The author must be a very knowledgeable person, and he has seen a lot of philosophical thoughts from it. There are Western Christian thoughts, Buddhist thoughts, and Taoist thoughts, which use short stories to illustrate the truth and the great road. Those who gain the Tao will take root, and those who are close to the Tao will get closer to the Tao. There are still some things that I don't understand. I plan to read them a few more times and study them again. I feel that I have gained a lot of insights. I just watched it for a while and I feel like I'm feeling hot all over and full of energy.
How can I always maintain a state of enlightenment? When I typed this question, many answers appeared in front of me, but I lacked a kind of light and inner joyful awareness. I understood the importance of this kind of awareness, and I didn't need others to tell me what to do. It was something natural. For example, when I read this book for the first time, I immediately understood that the author was a god. But this time I saw that the author was just the author. I know that the reason why I think the author is both a god and a mortal is because my eyes are covered with dust. Last time I was also a god, but this time I am a mortal.
This book can be paired with a famous book. It is a pity that this book is written in the wrong place. It is still biased towards fast pace and has no flow. It can only be said that it is a pity that such a good book is
I would like to ask lay people, how can we seek wisdom?