Buddhism, Daoism, Zen, and a Strange Monk

I have indeed heard of "The Classic of Forty-Two Chapters" in one of Jin Yong's novels~~ But I forgot~~haha

I like this form of talking about Buddha very much. I support Jiang Da

There is such a period of promoting the Tao and suppressing the Buddha.

Where can anyone talk about Buddha like this? Didn't you say that it was Laojun who turned Hu into a Buddha?

Wow haha, you're a talented man, you can do it, thank you!!

Mrs. Jiang did it, put a bookmark first~~

Isn't there an article in Jinjiang called "Living Up to the Tathagata, Not to Your Majesty", which is also about monks. Influenced by this article, I also checked out the Tsangyang Gyatso. I originally wanted to see a complete version of the master-level figure here, but it seems that it hasn't been sorted out yet.

The most unusual thing about Buddhism is that it seems to be a religion but not a religion. Many people who preach Buddhism will say that Buddhism is not a religion, but a theory. People who believe in Buddhism still don't have to eat fast, but they can worship Buddha, sit in their hearts, and drink meat and wine through their intestines. Buddhism does not exclude other religions either.

I have read many Buddhist scriptures, but I fall asleep every time. I am reluctant to put them down. Maybe I am crazy.

Nice one!!!!! Want to chase