Immortality Begins by Traveling Through Buddhism

In fact, Buddhist practice mostly focuses on Taoist flow, internal realization rather than external pursuit, and Zen Buddhism is particularly prominent. Only when one writes with that kind of wisdom and compassion can one write well, otherwise it will be selling dog meat with a sheep's head.

Don't be another person selling dog meat with sheep's head.

6Buddhism values ​​xinxing the most. The protagonist relies on golden fingers. I feel that it would be the same for any normal person.

Another time traveler with useless qualifications is about to be kicked out of the sect.

The Buddha's heart will always be in pain because it cannot save the world! The one-page book Baishi Jinglun angrily denounces: There are always endless demons and evil ways in the world, and endless secular mediocre people who can laugh at them! Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva makes a great wish: Unless hell is empty, I swear I will never become a Buddha! The Buddhist sword is said to be wearing a cassock, holding a Buddha certificate in hand, and swearing: In order to save the world, the body will enter the world. Killing is to protect life, killing karma is not killing people! When all living beings suffer, Buddha is compassionate. What is the vow of the Buddha and the original intention of compassion? I am not coming back from hell, but I am in the middle of nowhere. Ksitigarbha said: If hell is not empty, I swear that I will never become a Buddha. But the Buddha's sword says that I am the only one in the world. Dialogue with Tianfo: Tianfo: The Buddhist path you choose will be difficult and difficult. Buddha Jianfen said: I will not regret falling into Infinity. Sky Buddha: How to explain the killing of monks. Buddha's sword is divided into different parts: it is divided into different parts, it cannot be divided into two parts, and it cannot be explained in any way. Heavenly Buddha: How good! Since you have this great wish, I will give you the Buddha's Certificate, forgive you of the crime of killing, and give you the Dharma title - Buddha's Sword Explanation. Conversation with the Little Living Buddha Brahma Kalam: Brahma Kalam: Does the Holy Walker believe in destiny? Buddha's sword theory: Believe it. Brahma Kalam: If annihilation of hope is destiny, what should a holy traveler do? Buddhist sword theory: against heaven. . Dialogue with Killing the Buddha's Son: Brahma Kalam: May I ask, Holy Walker, why did you kill him? Buddhist sword theory: Kill to protect life. Fansha Jialan: Yes Fo Jianfen said: Buddha, why did you die? Brahma Kalam: died for the purpose of ending sinful karma. Conversation with Monk Zhaoti: Seng Zhaoti: Who is the monk? Buddha's Sword: A Brief Introduction to Buddha's Sword. Zhao Tiseng: Who is the master of Buddhist swords? Buddha Sword: The hand that protects life and kills sins. Recruiting monks: Whose life will you protect and whose career will you destroy? Buddha Sword: Protect the common people, cut down common deeds, and the Buddha Sword walks alone in the world. Zhaoti Monk: Now that you have chosen, there is no end before your eyes. The string of Boya's teeth is broken three times, and the Buddha's ultimatum flies to the five thunder heavens. Looking at the evil atmosphere in all directions, I stand upright with my feet upright. The surging force cuts off karma and eliminates new sins, and the ruthless killing of life relieves the hanging. The mighty holy line is from the legend, let the wind and rain wash away the sins

Like other articles on cultivating immortality, it is just a violent group with the name of Taoism and Buddhism, and a gangster society.

A novel about sect training in the guise of Buddhism. Apart from the Buddhist name for martial arts and supernatural powers, it has nothing to do with Buddhism.

Speaking of Buddha, what can be thought of, the Eighteen Arhats, Bodhidharma, and the Tathagata Palm. Buddhism emphasizes the Hinayana to save oneself and the Mahayana to save the world. Taoist friends who think that the Buddha only cultivates the mind are secluded. The representative figure, Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, cannot become a Buddha until hell is empty. Which famous Taoist figure came out to save the world? Taoism emphasizes escaping from the world and practicing self-cultivation.

It's rare to see an authentic Buddhist guest

Buddhism majors in the heart, and what it pays attention to is the detachment of the state of mind. It is impossible to practice Buddhism if you only fight for power and gain. Of course, if you say that your novel has nothing to do with Buddhism, then you think I didn't say that.

There is no Buddhist feeling or sutra written about it.

Go for fantasy, not martial arts

I would rather see Buddhahood than Taoism. Maybe it's because I personally hate the criticism of Buddha and Taoism, or maybe I've read a lot of articles on cultivating immortals that actually don't take the lives of mortals seriously. In short, I personally support the few articles on cultivating Buddhism.

Well! I really like reading novels about the main character cultivating Buddhism, but I always feel that the meaning is not as good as I want it to be.

You should develop slowly as soon as you time travel. You have changed personalities with the previous owner, and you are still so high-profile. Are you afraid that the master will know that he has been taken away from you? Will he be able to survive for a day? I feel that except for the protagonist, the other supporting characters are all mentally retarded.

First of all, it is definitely interesting to write. A small problem is that the name of the sect, Buddhism, and Confucian disciples do not have the qualities they should have! Monks are greedy, foolish and jealous, while Confucian scholars are narrow-minded, cunning and unscrupulous. . . . . It feels very inconsistent. How can such a person cultivate Buddhism and uprightness? ? ? It would be appropriate for the author to change his name

If you give up a pearl for a clam, but the protagonist does not want to take the pearl and harms the clam, this book is still worth reading. I would really look forward to it if it could really write something with great wisdom, but now it can only be read as an ordinary fairy tale.

I don't like quantum Buddhism, which is only about oneself, confuses all living beings, and achieves a self-golden body. Buddhism is poisonous.

If you want to live forever, shouldn't you go to Taoism? What kind of Buddhism should you go to? Taoism pursues longevity, long-term vision, and freedom. Buddhism pursues Nirvana, silence, and liberation, which means running around with a bucket. The world is a fire house and a mud pit. Even if you go to the Pure Land of Ultimate Bliss, the purpose is to continue practicing and become a Buddha and run away. Or longevity in Buddhism is never the purpose. For example, the Bodhisattva's eternal existence is to lead more people.

This book is okay. Why are so few people replying? The author would be better off setting up a business operation.

It was well written. I read all 80 chapters in one go.