Immortality Is All in Vain

Introduction to the work He left home at the age of ten and entered Buddhism to seek Taoism. He was Lin Jiu. Carrying the two qi of purple and gold, he practiced hard at the White Jade Temple for seven years, refining the qi and building the foundation, refining the body and bones, cultivating the spirit and body together, and becoming a different kind of Dharma. Kunlun killed the dragon, and once the heaven and earth turned upside down, and the Taoist scriptures merged with the soul, he fell into the hierarchical world of cultivating immortals. Qi-refining masters live forever at the top, body-refining masters are short-lived at the bottom, the three realms of immortals, Buddhas and demons are separated, the world is like iron, and the immortals are like ditches. He does not belong to Qi refining, does not belong to body refining, does not kneel to immortals and Buddhas, and does not respect the old order. A sword of wisdom, a true heart: In this life, I do not envy the immortals and Buddhas, but I only pray for the equality of all living beings. In a troubled world where two factions are fighting each other, a single path is found where all living beings are equal.