Journey to the West: Journey East to Buddha

As everyone knows, Monk Tang traveled west to collect scriptures, hoping to use the Lingshan Sutra to educate the people of the East. But tens of millions of years have passed by, and the incense in the Paradise Mountain is flourishing, but the human world is still suffering. The golden cicada sat quietly in the Lingshan Mountain for three thousand years, listening to all the empty teachings of the Buddhas, and finally discovered the biggest illusion: there is no suffering in the west, and it is not worthy of talking about compassion; the Buddhas are dust-free, and they are not enough to save people. The Immortal Buddha who sits high on the lotus platform does not experience hunger or cold, does not experience separation, and does not taste life and death. He only relies on the words of cause and effect to guide all living beings to endure hardships. They enjoy all the incense in the world, but have never set foot in the world of mortals. The so-called Purdue is just a thousand-year scam. At the Lingshan Dharma Assembly, Jin Chanzi abandoned his cassock, faded the Buddha's light, abandoned the Buddha's throne in public, and walked against the Buddha's path. Since the Buddha in the West does not save sentient beings, he can take his original mind and travel eastward to enter the world to save the Buddha! The victorious Buddha broke all the shackles of merit and virtue and no longer wanted to be a puppet in the spiritual mountain; the pure altar envoy overturned the millennium altar table and would rather eat coarse tea in the world than love the vain bliss; the golden Arhat broke free from ten thousand years of forbearance and vowed to speak out for the weak in the world; the eight heavenly dragons cut off the chains and abandoned their divine status and fell into the mortal world. The masters and disciples who used to go west to learn Buddhist scriptures all rebelled against Lingshan and returned home against their destiny. The world laughs at them for destroying their righteousness and falling into misery. But no one knows that traveling west to cross the world is just a small crossing; traveling east to cross Buddha is a great crossing. From then on, there were no more sutra-seeking monks in the world, only five people and one horse, traveling across the mountains and rivers of the mortal world. They demolish false Buddhas, destroy illusions, convert people's hearts, and set the right path. One day, the golden cicada established the truth in the world: The true scripture is not in the spiritual mountain, all sufferings are Bodhi, and all living beings can overcome it by themselves, and then they can become the true Buddha.