Lin Shouxin was once a successful therapist. The smooth life he built trapped his truest self.
The arrival of a mysterious wooden box breaks the illusion of perfection. Between the Zen monk Ji Feng and the Taoist chess game, in the reflection of the shadows and the tears of his lover, he personally broke the "glazed lamp" that he had been operating for many years.
After being broken, is it annihilation or rebirth?
When the rain fell into the river, it was impossible to tell which drop was rain and which was water. He finally touched the most authentic texture of life in the ordinary smoke of fireworks.
This is a book about letting go of "cultivation" to truly achieve the awakening.
Intention: True unity occurs in the complete disintegration of the last "opposition" - that is, the opposition between "the practitioner" and "the state of cultivation", "the healer" and the "healed one". Enlightenment is not about becoming a perfect person, but about becoming perfect "emptiness" and allowing everything to flow naturally.