This is not a cool story about flying into the sky and escaping from the earth, there is no fate-changing adventure, only a real life trajectory about the "fairy family behind you".
I used to be a complete materialist, until a series of coincidences appeared in my life that could not be explained by science - inexplicable heart palpitations and intuition, a bright light in a desperate situation, and a "premonition" that was inadvertently confirmed. Later I realized that this was the silent companionship and guidance of the immortal family behind me.
There are no exaggerated magical powers, only the warmth hidden in daily life: a "wait a moment" when you are confused, a hint of vigilance before making a decision, and an inexplicable peace of mind when you can't sleep late at night. We have had trials and tribulations, we have had doubts and trusts, from the initial confusion and resistance to rejection, to the current calm acceptance and symbiosis.
What is recorded here is the real interactions between me and the immortals: those unknown struggles, sudden insights, and spiritual echoes hidden in ordinary life. There are no fantasy plots based on imagination, only sincere sharing based on personal experience - about faith, about awe, about the gentle connection between man and nature, and man and the spiritual world.
If you are curious about whether "immortals" really exist, and if you want to understand the true appearance of spiritual experience, you might as well open this book and see how an ordinary person and the immortals behind him embark on a unique life journey in the world of daily necessities.
Reader comments
Oops, I've been researching for a while to post a review, but it turns out that I can't post a chapter review… Halfway through, I suddenly realized that I had read it before, but only read one or two chapters. The author had changed the title and cover and I didn't recognize it for a while. From the first chapter, I personally feel that the author is very careful in writing, and the writing feels very real. All in all, some interesting places! I quite like it. Come on, author!
The writing is good and very true, but I always say to put pictures in the comment area, but I haven't seen them once [exploration]
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I like this book very much. It's not a perfunctory book fan at all.
Oops, I've been researching for a while to post a review, but it turns out that I can't post a chapter review… Halfway through, I suddenly realized that I had read it before, but only read one or two chapters. The author had changed the title and cover and I didn't recognize it for a while. From the first chapter, I personally feel that the author is very careful in writing, and the writing feels very real. All in all, some interesting places! I quite like it. Come on, author!
The writing is good and very true, but I always say to put pictures in the comment area, but I haven't seen them once [exploration]
Disciples who are ready to make their debut are welcome to subscribe for reference.
I like this book very much. It's not a perfunctory book fan at all.