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无依之地：玄心篇
Seeing And Holding Nature As
In the north of the wilderness, there is an unknown realm regarded as a forbidden land by the spiritual world - Beiming. There is no permanent skylight, no flowing rivers, time and cause and effect are out of order, spiritual energy has no place to rely on, and the boundary between life and death is as blurred as fog. When you step into Beiming, if you still have something to rely on in your heart, it will be swallowed up and even the traces of its existence will disappear. What Bei Ming swallows is not just life, but existence itself. In the depths of Beiming, there is a mysterious sect hidden. It has no door, but it can be entered. The condition for joining the sect is not qualifications or cultivation, but a question that even oneself cannot answer. Some people step in and are never heard from again, some come back with questions, cut off the old support and rewrite their destiny; some even gain power that does not fall within the rules after losing everything. Sex is like, originally "innocent", but never really "right". When a practitioner in the world pursues the certainty of power, he embarks on a path of dismantling his support and facing uncertainty. In Beiming, he faced trials, battles and hunts, and faced the most fundamental problem: when everything he can rely on will eventually fail, what else can "I" rely on? The mist is like the tide, the illusion is like the storm, and the stone path winds into the abyss. Nature is like being in the Northern Ming where reality and reality are intertwined and light and shadow are flowing, fighting with illusions and competing with oneself, realizing that form is emptiness, emptiness is form; feelings, thoughts, actions, and consciousness are all empty. He learned to stand on his own without falling in a helpless place, face the essence of existence, and see everything. "The Place of Nowhere: Mysterious Heart" is a journey of spiritual practice after the collapse of all laws, taking you between illusions and fog to feel the philosophical light of existence, obsession and freedom.
In the north of the wilderness, there is an unknown realm regarded as a forbidden land by the spiritual world - Beiming. There is no permanent skylight, no flowing rivers, time and cause and effect are out of order, spiritual energy has no place to rely on, and the boundary between life and death is as blurred as fog. When you step into Beiming, if you still have something to rely on in your heart, it will be swallowed up and even the traces of its existence will disappear. What Bei Ming swallows is not just life, but existence itself. In the depths of Beiming, there is a mysterious sect hidden. It has no door, but it can be entered. The condition for joining the sect is not qualifications or cultivation, but a question that even oneself cannot answer. Some people step in and are never heard from again, some come back with questions, cut off the old support and rewrite their destiny; some even gain power that does not fall within the rules after losing everything. Sex is like, originally "innocent", but never really "right". When a practitioner in the world pursues the certainty of power, he embarks on a path of dismantling his support and facing uncertainty. In Beiming, he faced trials, battles and hunts, and faced the most fundamental problem: when everything he can rely on will eventually fail, what else can "I" rely on? The mist is like the tide, the illusion is like the storm, and the stone path winds into the abyss. Nature is like being in the Northern Ming where reality and reality are intertwined and light and shadow are flowing, fighting with illusions and competing with oneself, realizing that form is emptiness, emptiness is form; feelings, thoughts, actions, and consciousness are all empty. He learned to stand on his own without falling in a helpless place, face the essence of existence, and see everything. "The Place of Nowhere: Mysterious Heart" is a journey of spiritual practice after the collapse of all laws, taking you between illusions and fog to feel the philosophical light of existence, obsession and freedom.