Commentary on Wenshi Zhenjing

"Annotation of Wenshi Zhenjing" was written by Niu Daochun in the Yuan Dynasty based on "Wenshi Zhenjing" (also known as "Guan Yinzi"). It is an important annotation of Taoist thoughts on mind nature and cultivation. The original scripture has a total of nine chapters and 72 chapters with profound semantics. Niu Daochun used the three schools of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism to understand its meaning, explaining it chapter by chapter and sentence by sentence, with parallel annotations, so that readers can see a clearer context of meaning outside the original text. The core idea of ​​this book is "seeing and knowing are mixed, and understanding is forgotten." It emphasizes that practitioners must get rid of distracting thoughts and return to their true nature.