Dao Dao Wen Testimony Record

Most of the monks in the world are obsessed with magical powers and cultivation, competing for the path to immortality, seizing luck, determining superiority by killing, and judging success or failure by luck. The road is vast, and everyone regards magic as the way, and uses their strength to achieve immortality, but few people ask about their true intentions. He rose from the mortal world with mediocre spiritual roots, no chance against heaven, and no illustrious teacher. He is lonely and cold in nature, far away from the hustle and bustle of the world, has no love for the glory of the sect, does not get involved in the disputes between immortals and demons, and walks alone in the world. Visiting the ancient road with ruined monuments, I met the hermit sages, the immortals and the demons. Wherever I went, I did not fight with each other, but only discussed the Tao with the people of the world. Distinguish the reality of yin and yang, analyze the origin of life, interrogate the old principles of immortality, and break the eternal obsession. The words are light and the meaning is far-reaching, but it can point directly to the true meaning of the road, awakening the obsessive and making the arrogant silent. As time goes by, the great road falls, the old laws collapse, and the heavens are in panic. Only then did all the cultivators realize: Immortality is empty, magical powers are illusions, and power will eventually come to an end. From the beginning to the end, he was as cold as ever. He did not ascend to the immortal palace, nor control the ups and downs. He only observed the heaven and earth with one heart and understood the past and present. Not seeking immortality, not seeking to become a god, but in the silence of the mortal world, quietly guarding the heart of the Tao, and alone realizing the true meaning of heaven and earth. The Tao is not about immortals and demons, nor about strength and weakness, but about the direction of the heart and the existence of principles.