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[Core highlights: Theravada Buddhism + the real practice of monks]
[Practice level: This book is based on real scriptures and is defined by the state of meditation. Let's see how the protagonist practices meditation and achieves the state of Arhat.
The Six Heavens of the Realm of Desire | The Four Heavens - the Trayastry Heaven - the Yamo Heaven - the Tusita Heaven - the Hua Lok Heaven - the Other Transformation Heaven
The Four Heavens of the Realm of Form｜Great Brahma Heaven (First Zen) - Light and Sound Heaven (Second Zen) - Universal Pure Heaven (Third Zen) - Ultimate Form Heaven (Fourth Zen)
Colorless Four Days | Boundless Emptiness - Boundless Consciousness - Nothingness - Neither Perception nor Perception (Arahat Achievement)
The Six Days of Arhat｜Retreat from the Dharma - Think about the Dharma - Protect the Dharma - Stay in the Dharma - Enter the Dharma - Stay still
[Story introduction: When Luang Puduo, one of the nine holy monks of the Rand Federation, passed away, he entrusted the temple "Walan Tuohai Temple" where he practiced when he was young to his close disciple Renzhen, and told him to practice seriously. After Renzhen took over the temple, he surrendered Ye Cha became a temple protector, outsmarted Lushi, and saved hungry ghosts, and his reputation gradually spread. Later, he traveled around the country, visited eminent monks, learned spells, and encountered all kinds of demons and monsters. In this way, through bizarre stories, Renzhen finally became the tenth holy monk.
