Mortals can cultivate immortality, immortals can attain enlightenment, but why are immortals? Why?
Lin Mo was originally a mortal man without spiritual roots. An unexpected opportunity led him to embark on a path of cultivation that did not belong to the way of heaven.
However, the higher he goes on the path of cultivation, the more clearly he sees the truth of this world - cultivating immortality is not about transcendence, but a prison. The so-called "Tao" is not the natural principle of heaven and earth, but the shackles used by immortals to control mortals. The monks are diligently pursuing immortality, but in fact they are just following the path set by their predecessors, and eventually become part of the laws of the immortal world.
Mortals practice in accordance with heaven, thinking that they can transcend the mortal world by transcending tribulations and ascending, but they don't know that the way of heaven is just a reincarnation from beginning to end. Above the immortal world, there are higher-level rules. To become an immortal is just to change a cage, to be bound by higher laws, to become a link in the movement of heaven, and to become a more powerful chess piece in the chess game of heaven and earth.
If this is the case, what is the point of practicing? So what if you become an immortal?
Reader comments
Be truthful and objective, and have high aspirations. The writing is concise and the ideas are clear.
Be truthful and objective, and have high aspirations. The writing is concise and the ideas are clear.