She imprisoned me for hundreds of years, broke my sword bones, and destroyed my Taoist heart.
She said: You are not allowed to leave, you are not allowed to die, and you are not allowed to stop loving me.
I smiled and responded.
Later, I demonstrated the Tao with my own body and broke my attachment with my life.
She knelt in front of the stage of reincarnation and cried until her heart broke.
She said: I don't want Tao anymore, I just want you.
But I am no longer here.
This is a story about imprisonment and freedom, obsession and letting go. The "self-denial" of Confucianism, the "breaking of attachment" of Buddhism, and the "nature" of Taoism meet in a twisted and deep love.
Shen Zhao, the youngest prodigy in Taixu Mountain, has a bright sword mind. Jiang Heng, the only saint of the Demon Sect, was born with Taoism. Kunlun said that she fell in love with him at first sight. Three years later, she leveled Taixu Mountain, melted his sword, ripped out his bones, and imprisoned him deep in the abyss.
In one hundred years of imprisonment, he never hated her.
Just at the moment when the heart of the Tao is about to be broken, you can prove the Tao with your own body and break your attachment with your life.
If the mind does not die, the Tao will not arise.
This does not mean that you should give up your hot intestines, but that you should learn to hold them tightly and release them gently. Slowly forget about persistence.
Intention: If the mind is not dead, the Tao will not be born. Only when you let go of your obsessions can you see your true heart.