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Chapter 202 SOS for Help
With the departure of King Thai and Princess Thai, the tense atmosphere had eased, but the sunflowers were still spinning around like ants on a hot pot.

Because Yi's coming online gave Emma and Gao Ruiya a sense of security, but Gao Ruizhe, the favorite of the group, has been looking around at the new things in the palace and is not paying attention to the current situation at all!

At this moment, Yi's voice sounded slowly in the four people's miniature headphones:
[Yi: Sunflower, you don’t need to be nervous enough to send an SOS signal to your master Wan Hao. He is giving a sermon on Buddhism with a senior monk and has no time to get away.

I am here to ensure that you are safe and sound. 】

Xiangkui smiled awkwardly and said, "Master, he is serious. What can he do to discuss Taoism and scriptures with an old monk?"

Originally, Xiangkui just wanted to change the topic and relieve the embarrassment of being caught in the pigtails by Yi when she didn't trust Yi. However, Yi acted as a good teacher to Sunflower and taught him!

[Yi: Actually, although your master majored in Taoism, he also minored in Buddhism.

At least this is the case in Thailand. One can enter Taoism through Buddha, and one can enter Buddhism through Taoism.In the long history of our country, Buddhism and Taoism have been recognized for a long time.

When Taoism first emerged in our country, it was introduced to Buddhism. In the early days, there was quite a bit of mutual use because the two concepts had similar meanings.In the early days when Buddhism was introduced, people translated Tianzhu script into Chinese characters, and also tried to adopt Taoist words. Later Taoists also adopted Buddhist teachings.

However, Taoism introduced Buddhism into China, and as Buddhism flourished, the number of believers increased, so the two came into conflict.The dispute between Taoism and Buddhism lasted through the Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties to the Sui, Tang, Ming and Qing Dynasties and never declined.

Huisi of the Northern Wei Dynasty was revered as the third ancestor of the Tiantai Sect by later generations. He first used Taoist magic to cultivate one's destiny, and then used Buddhist Dinghui to cultivate one's nature.

Later in the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhang Boduan, the founder of the Southern Sect of the Jindan sect, integrated inner alchemy and Zen Buddhism using the model of "first destiny and later nature", continuing Huisi's practice thoughts.Buddhism and Taoism flourished in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and reached their peak in the Ming Dynasty, leading to the emergence of famous monks such as Daguan.

And doesn’t the “Journey to the West” that we are familiar with contain many sages from both Buddhism and Taoism?

Sun Wukong, who even the Jade Emperor couldn't figure out, and Tathagata Buddha who came in embarrassment, convinced him with just one slap... You can understand the mystery for yourselves.

Of course, Wu Chengen, the author of this novel about gods and demons, also has a big imagination. If he had traveled through the past and present, he would have been a top-notch coding expert.

You are also more welcome to write another one. Jesus could not guess the intentions of God and his old man. He learned the Zhouyi Bagua to calculate the future destiny of mankind and then warned the world... It is a bit off topic. I will omit [-] words here...

Back to the main story, Buddhism and Taoism are both ideas for people to understand the world. They have similarities and differences.

The starting point of Buddhist practice is the heart, which explains the changeability and emptiness of all things in the world, so as to achieve enlightenment, return to the original heart of human beings, and teach living beings with different abilities to escape from troubles and the pain of life and death.

The starting point of Tao is nature. As the saying goes, "Man follows the earth, the earth follows the sky, heaven follows the Tao, and the Tao follows nature." The ancient sages looked up at the sky and the geography.Therefore, it is concluded that people should obey nature.All laws originate from nature.What is natural is right, what is natural is best.In order to achieve harmony between man and nature.

And the thoughts and kung fu taught to you by your master all come from Taoism. Of course, it is unrealistic for you to practice as an eighteen-bronze figure in Shaolin Temple...

(End of this chapter)