Journey to the West: Repeating 81 Difficulties

Journey to the West·Fighting demons and evil spirits on a dangerous journey The forest is dark and phosphorus gathers, and hundreds of bone beasts roar wildly. The tall body is as strong as fine iron, and the cold sword is filled with Yin energy. Bajie swung a rake to help, but was swept away by the bone demon, and his eyes and soul disappeared with smoke. The great sage whirled his stick angrily, and the icicles turned into lake waves. Go to heaven and pray to the gods, your will will never fade. He also searched for the underworld, and finally found a magical talisman to suppress evil spirits. The snake Buddha suddenly appeared on the river, and the master and disciples were in trouble, and the saints were unable to do anything. Fortunately, we have the power of Ksitigarbha and the Buddha's mantra to turn away disasters. The upper part of this poem describes the ferocity of the Hundred Bone Beast and the battle with Sun Wukong and others. The lower part describes the difficult situation faced by the Buddha-headed Basilisk and the subsequent Buddha statues and the failure of all parties to seek help. Finally, Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva was relied on to resolve the crisis. It shows the hardships and hardships Tang Monk and his disciples went through during their journey to learn scriptures, and how they subdued demons and demons.