The voice of Prajna is as clear as the wind. Under the tree, he talks about Buddhist verses (jie) one after another. The Zen words are ignorant and return (huan). There is worldly love. She only wants to be by his side. The Buddha said that the five aggregates and six poisons are the delusions of thinking about cause and effect. Devoting devotion is a despair that can only be understood after pain. In the story under the tree, she quietly dreams of conversion. Is it his voice or the unknown delusion that enters her heart? The silence after the fourth conversion makes the people under the tree feel sad. The hot spots in his palms that he holds tightly are mottled with the desolation that cannot be concealed. Time flows quietly, and it is his unspeakable sadness that binds this period of time to be buried in the Buddhist shrine (kan) and left to the west window.
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