One kind thought, thirty years of dust. An old street, incense in the backyard of a hardware store. Thirty years are like cattle and horses, and sixty years are like Buddhas, dragons and elephants.
Cultivation is not about becoming an immortal or a Buddha; it is about doing what needs to be done one by one and saving those who need to be saved one by one.
Then you will find that to save others is to save oneself.
Reader comments
A very interesting book! Worth a look! The book is full of people. Simple and practical. Although there are no stories about those ancient and magical gods! But God is in it. The Tao is everywhere! Tao is in ordinary days! In the hearts of people in the Taoist sect! [Like][Like][Like]
The author's book is as stable and down-to-earth as the protagonist in it, as if it has roots in the soil. The Taoist priests in the book are no longer mysterious and mysterious figures far away from our lives, but real people who are tangible and flesh-and-blood living around us. The author is very professional and I look forward to his new book.
This book is well written. The author writes professionally about Taoism and Chinese medicine. Overall, it is good.
Well written, keep it up!
Realistically and objectively, Feng Shui is not that mysterious in many cases. It may be a problem of the environment or people.
This is the Taoist novel I really want to read. I support the author [love]
A very down-to-earth Taoist metaphysics text without any fancy tricks. The protagonist wanders around the market, helping children to recover their souls, relieving illnesses and misfortunes for ordinary people, exorcising demons and suppressing evil spirits, and resolving evil spirits. The story is full of fireworks. It has supernatural and suspenseful aspects, but it is also full of warmth and goodwill. It is healing and reassuring to read.
More real! Rustic! Not fancy! Just look! I dare not comment until the end!
Okay, so well written.
Worth recommending, worth watching.
Very rewarding and simple
It's a bit interesting, but it's okay.
See it's not bad now
Very real and very beautiful
Good, good, good, good
Simple and true, worth reading
A good book
Come on get better and better
Actually, it feels like that
I just watched it and thought it was good
Super nice book...
Well written and very close to life.
Real and easy to understand
The Chinese medicine content is very helpful to me.
Very real life, very full of fireworks
It looks good so far, but the details are not explained clearly. Overall, it's good.
What can I say? In a word, it looks good! Not the usual mindless articles. It's like there's another side to life that we don't know about.
Support, keep writing.
The writing is close to life, and it is told in a eloquent way without excessive exaggeration. It's good!
I really like the atmosphere of life created in the book. The writing is unpretentious yet delicate and true! 6.8 Points is too low!
It is a very warm book that shows the real life of a Taoist priest. From the book, you can feel the kindness in the hearts of many characters! Good book [like][like][like]
A very interesting book! Worth a look! The book is full of people. Simple and practical. Although there are no stories about those ancient and magical gods! But God is in it. The Tao is everywhere! Tao is in ordinary days! In the hearts of people in the Taoist sect! [Like][Like][Like]
The author's book is as stable and down-to-earth as the protagonist in it, as if it has roots in the soil. The Taoist priests in the book are no longer mysterious and mysterious figures far away from our lives, but real people who are tangible and flesh-and-blood living around us. The author is very professional and I look forward to his new book.
This book is well written. The author writes professionally about Taoism and Chinese medicine. Overall, it is good.
Well written, keep it up!
Realistically and objectively, Feng Shui is not that mysterious in many cases. It may be a problem of the environment or people.
This is the Taoist novel I really want to read. I support the author [love]
A very down-to-earth Taoist metaphysics text without any fancy tricks. The protagonist wanders around the market, helping children to recover their souls, relieving illnesses and misfortunes for ordinary people, exorcising demons and suppressing evil spirits, and resolving evil spirits. The story is full of fireworks. It has supernatural and suspenseful aspects, but it is also full of warmth and goodwill. It is healing and reassuring to read.
More real! Rustic! Not fancy! Just look! I dare not comment until the end!
Okay, so well written.
Worth recommending, worth watching.
Very rewarding and simple
It's a bit interesting, but it's okay.
See it's not bad now
Very real and very beautiful
Good, good, good, good
Simple and true, worth reading
A good book
Come on get better and better
Actually, it feels like that
I just watched it and thought it was good
Super nice book...
Well written and very close to life.
Real and easy to understand
The Chinese medicine content is very helpful to me.
Very real life, very full of fireworks
It looks good so far, but the details are not explained clearly. Overall, it's good.
What can I say? In a word, it looks good! Not the usual mindless articles. It's like there's another side to life that we don't know about. Support, keep writing.
The writing is close to life, and it is told in a eloquent way without excessive exaggeration. It's good!
I really like the atmosphere of life created in the book. The writing is unpretentious yet delicate and true! 6.8 Points is too low!
It is a very warm book that shows the real life of a Taoist priest. From the book, you can feel the kindness in the hearts of many characters! Good book [like][like][like]