Happy Travels

Freedom is something that all practitioners want. In fact, not only practitioners, everyone wants to be free. I regard it as the most instinctive desire of human beings, so much so that the rich and powerful emperors who are sitting on wealth all long to become immortals. But strength, power, and wealth cannot make people free after all. In addition, in recent years, there have been many works about immortality that cause people pain. In this way, whether longevity can bring freedom is also questionable. But one thing is certain - living people are always gaining and losing, while only the dead can be carefree. But death is by no means carefree, it is a complete nothingness. It's just nothingness, without happiness or those things that make people calm or happy. This is not happiness. Therefore, being free has become a very complicated issue. If an eminent monk has no desires and desires, is he free? If a hermit doesn't care about worldly affairs, is he free? It's hard to tell, everyone will have their own opinion. So, if you want to be free, you have to go out into the world and see for yourself. I wanted to try writing a story like this.