Yangzhenji

"The Collection of Yangzhen" is a book about Yangzhen in the Qing Dynasty. It was written under the name of the hermit Yangzhenzi. It has comments, prefaces and postscripts by the white-haired old man Wang Shiduan. Its preface reads: "In his book, Confucianism is used to understand Zen, and the imaginary spirit is used to cultivate relics; Zen is used to realize Taoism, and Prajna is used to refine elixirs. Talking about nothingness is just like holding flowers in front of the wall, while talking about Taoism is nothing like the pretense of lead, tiger, mercury and dragon. " "Nazi meditates day and night, there is no need for ten volumes of Shurangama; Yu Ke follows it when he travels and lives, so why use five thousand morals. If he suddenly goes straight, he can save three thousand clouds and waters, and he can sit in the cave with twelve people." "In the future, you don't need Baiyun Temple to find the truth. From now on, you don't need the Yellow Crane Tower to visit the Tao!" We know that there is no shortcut to the Tao, but it is best to get started easily, read it and calm down, and you can always gain some insights.