The smoke is curling, the sandalwood is full of the room, and in a hardcover meditation room in Yongshan Temple, a group of monks and laymen of different ages gather together. There are well-known monks, there are far-reaching Buddhist dreamers, and there are also influential Buddhist lay disciples.

It is these people who already represent nearly half of the Buddhist power of Buddhism in southwest China.

And the reason why they gather here is naturally for a reason. They are all waiting for the news of the great victory of Buddhism over the martial arts, and the destruction of the martial arts veteran Pang Shiyuan and the special service team.

The huge lineup of Buddhist disciples, as well as the powerful Buddhist treasures and formations to help, coupled with the large number of firearms obtained from the army, and the mental calculation or unintentionality, they really can't think of any reason for failure.

Therefore, the mood of the monks and laymen is very relaxed, and the meditation room is peaceful.

The monks and laymen discussed the principles of Buddhism and talked about the way of Buddhist practice. Sometimes some discussions of the current situation and ongoing Buddhist plans are also inserted.

Of course, what they are most interested in is how to beat the water dogs after the big victory, and then step on the corpse of the martial arts to announce that the real Buddhism has returned to the world.

They said so much, but no one said anything about the ambush.

Because there is really nothing to say, it is a battle that must be won in itself!

It's just that these bigwigs of Buddhism seem to have forgotten a basic truth: things must be reversed, and the moon will be lost.

As he spoke, the watches in the hands of several monks and lay Buddhist disciples lit up one after another.

These people suddenly had happy faces, they all had connections on the Xiwu Province side, and they were paying close attention to the progress of the ambush on the Xiwu Province side.

Now this time. It is the point in time when the ambush will be completed.

And if someone contacts them at this time, isn't it that the ambush has been successful!

The thought of this makes their hearts flutter.

Just when these monks and lay disciples were thinking about good things. Footsteps began to sound outside the door, from far and near.

These Buddhist monks and laymen in the meditation room, even if they are not dreamers, basically have a certain amount of cultivation, and almost all of them can hear the footsteps relatively clearly.

The footsteps were a little urgent, and a little ...... Fled!?

It's normal to be in a hurry, and of course you have to hurry to report the good news if you win. Isn't everyone gathered here just to wait for the news of victory?

But why do you still feel rushed?

Time. Everyone seemed to realize something. But no one spoke, as if it were about to do something bad as soon as it came out.

However, it's not that bad things don't go untold. It didn't happen.

It will come.

There was a knock on the door, followed by a voice that was a little wheezing and a little anxious: "Abbot." Disciple Deyang has something to ask to see. It's a matter from the Xiwu Province. ”

"Come in, Deyang!" Abbot Benren spoke slowly.

Just the simplest five words, you can actually hear the peace and compassion in the heart of the voice owner. And such a peaceful and compassionate voice has long been an instinct of Benren, and it has also made him easily gain the respect of all the "donors" from the heart.

Before the world changed, the dream world and the dreamer appeared, as the abbot of Yongzenji Temple, Honhito was famous for his profound Buddhism (good at playing Zen machines, wisdom and wisdom) and broad communication.

Of course. The aura of great compassion is also necessary.

At that time, Benren was really beautiful.

And Eizenji Temple. It is also one of the most famous Buddhist temples in Shanshui Province.

There are countless believers, and there are many visitors. It can really be said that there is a great deal of talk and laughter, and the exchanges are noble.

However, after the great change in the world, everything began to be different. He, a once highly respected monk, suddenly became full of moisture.

Although many of those who used to be respectful to him still ask the Buddha (ask him) about his plan, they will no longer obey his words as before. There was obviously less respect in their eyes and more questioning.

Everyone in the world knows that the real monks have become the givers of Buddha's dreams.

So, why didn't he, a high monk, have it?

Is there anything greasy about this?

As soon as people think about it, the truth comes to the surface and is revealed.

The dream world has become the best touchstone, and the Buddha who cultivates dreams is the stone that has become gold, and he, a monk who was once golden and beautiful, has now become a typical example of failure.

This fall is really not light!

Every time Benjin wakes up in the morning, he asks himself, "Am I still having nightmares?" ”

However, the reality is so cruel.

Benren persevered and continued to operate, wanting to regain his glory.

It's just that it's easy to fall from the clouds, and it's really hard to go up again. And now the way of the world and what he knows has also changed significantly, and many of his previous methods have become difficult.

Nowadays, the people pay more attention to real materials than to orchids.

Even if he really said that it had blossomed, the believers only needed one sentence to make him speechless: "Are you a Buddhist cultivator?" ”

Of course, he is not a Buddhist cultivator, he is just a smart person who is very good at using Buddhist principles to play meditation machines. What's worse is that because he is also old, it is difficult for him to achieve success no matter how much he cultivates.

However, the hard work still pays off in the end.

Benren searched hard, and he really found an opportunity, an opportunity that allowed him and Yongshan Temple to turn over and become a high monk and a famous temple again.

Because Pang Shiyuan robbed the treasure of Buddhism "King Kong Demon Circle", and because Buddhism itself has the idea of killing chickens and monkeys and promoting Buddhism, many Buddhist bigwigs in southwest China gathered in Shanshui Province to discuss how to deal with Pang Shiyuan and the martial arts behind Pang Shiyuan.

No matter how you look at it, this is a good thing, but before a good thing is done, it is possible that the person who does it will do a bad thing.

As everyone knows, as long as any force is huge, it must be very complicated internally.

The same is true for Buddhism.

No matter how desireless and desireless the teachings of Buddhism are, the six roots are pure, as long as the disciples of Buddhism still have people with seven emotions and six desires, this cannot be avoided.

Han Buddhism in China is divided into Mahayana Buddhism and Hinayana Buddhism.

In different eras, Mahayana Buddhism and Hinayana Buddhism were divided into the Three Treatises, Nirvana, Earthly Treatises, Regents, Tiantai (Lotus Buddhism), Pure Land Buddhism, Vinaya Buddhism, Zen Buddhism, Dharma Wisdom Buddhism (Compassion and Grace Buddhism), Huayan Buddhism, Tantric Buddhism, Kusha Buddhism, and Chengshi Buddhism (the latter two being Hinayana Buddhism).

After the test of history, time, human nature, etc., one by one, these sects either broke off their own inheritance, or were swallowed up by other sects, or continued to divide into more sects.

In modern times, Mahayana Buddhism is still more popular, and there are basically Pure Land Buddhism, Zen Buddhism, and Tantric Buddhism. However, their influence is huge, throughout the country and around the world. Theravada Buddhism, on the other hand, is mainly found in Southeast Asian countries and the southwestern provinces of China bordering Southeast Asian countries. (To be continued......)

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