The three branches of Buddhist Zen, Taoist mysticism, and Qimen Dunjia are integrated together. It is a record of Eastern mystical wonders that are practiced by both Buddhists and Taoists and whose magic helps the world.
In troubled times, practitioners of the Buddhist sect have left the world behind and upheld the Zen mind to eliminate delusions, and used the magical door of Buddhism to observe cause and effect and change their state of mind. The two met because of a dispute over the "Dun Jia Secret Scroll" that swept the world. From having different ideas to walking side by side, they used the compassion of Buddha, the compliance with Tao, and the wisdom of Dun Jia to defeat evil spirits, solve puzzles, and save the common people.
The whole book is based on the dual practice of Buddhism and Taoism and the integration of magic and Taoism, and describes the choices and persistence of practitioners: Buddha does not adhere to emptiness, and Tao does not stagnate with magic. Dunjia does not seek good luck and avoid evil, but only protects the Tao and brings peace to the people. From the secret realm of the rivers and lakes to the undercurrents of the court, from the battle of magic with strange gates to the cultivation of mind, we uncover the secrets of Buddhism and Taoism that have been hidden for thousands of years, and interpret an oriental legend of "proving the Tao with magic and breaking problems with heart".
Intention: Buddha's heart is the root, Taoist rhyme is the bone