Yuan Video—the Monk's Crazy Path to Enlightenment

"Yuan Ying Lu" is based on the "Notes of Listening to Sutras" and is divided into two parts. Based on the practice trajectories of two generations of Zen practitioners, it unfolds two completely different paths to enlightenment but with the same destination. It dismantles the most authentic core truth of practice and breaks the public's inherent understanding of "cultivating to achieve the Tao". There are two generations of master and disciple, one is practicing hard to achieve enlightenment, the other is realizing the mind through tribulations, two kinds of practice and one inheritance. "Yuan Ying Lu" tells us through real practice archetype stories: The true path to enlightenment is never to deliberately strive for perfection, to let go of the obsession with external pursuits, to live in the present and daily life, and to be aware of ordinary things, which is the top practice. Everyone is welcome to continue to pay attention, listen to the stories of Zen practitioners, and realize the supreme avenue in ordinary life. This part is about his disciple Mingkong. The perfection of light and space is "just living". It's not a grand achievement in life, it's not an otherworldly spiritual realm, it's just a matter of still breathing, being aware of the present moment, eating, walking, sweeping the floor, sleeping peacefully, accepting all the ordinary, tolerating all shortcomings, and being free from attachment and pursuit, that is perfection.