Wang Xuan was taken to the door of a room, and the abbot whispered, "Yuankong, are you there?"

The door opened, and a little monk came out, it happened to be the little monk who had led the way for Wang Xuan and them just now, he saw the abbot and said, "Abbot, is there something wrong?"

"Didn't you always want a brother to live with? Now that the child lives in the same room with you, you have to take good care of the child. Pen ~ Fun ~ Pavilion www.biquge.info" The abbot said, according to his estimates, Wang Xuan would stay in the temple for at least three months, so he had to arrange a long-term place for Wang Xuan.

"No problem, wrap it up on me. The little monk said in Yuankong.

"Okay, then I'll leave first, and I'll leave it to you. The abbot said, and after he finished speaking, he looked at Wang Xuan and said, "Little boy, after cleaning up tomorrow morning, you go to the meditation room to find me." ”

"Thank you, Abbot. Wang Xuan said.

"Amitabha. The abbot put his hand to his chest and said, then turned to leave.

After the abbot left, Yuankong said: "Go to the room," Wang Xuan just entered the room, Yuankong continued: "I came before you, and I will be your senior brother in the future, you can rest assured that I will cover you in the future, and no one will bully you." The bed over there is yours. Tell me what you need and I'll help you figure it out. ”

Wang Xuan didn't care about this, and he also felt that he didn't know anything now, and said, "Senior brother, it's good. "Anyway, he won't be able to do anything if he calls him senior brother. Besides, he called Cui Ran, who was younger than himself, his sister, and it was nothing to call him a senior brother, after all, Yuankong started earlier than himself.

The two cleaned up, Yuankong took Wang Xuan to the temple for a brief turn, and then the two had some fasting. Go back to your room and start resting.

The next day, Wang Xuan got up early, and he found that these monks in the temple were similar to his own. They began to practice martial arts, and Wang Xuan was infected by their hungry atmosphere, and followed these monks for a while. Seeing that the time was almost up, Wang Xuan walked towards the abbot's room.

When he arrived at the door, Wang Xuan knocked on the door and said, "Is the abbot here? ”

"Come in. A voice came from the room. Wang Xuan pushed open the door and saw that the abbot was still sitting in his original position. The abbot saw Wang Xuan come in and said, "I have another Buddhist scripture here, I will give you five days, if you feel that you have studied it clearly, come to me." I will choose a book of Buddhist exercises for you according to your understanding. If you can meet my requirements, I'll make an exception for you. Okay, you can take this sutra and read it, and come to me when you understand it, and it doesn't matter if you don't understand it, come to me in five days. Then he closed his eyes and went into a state of concentration.

Wang Xuan picked up the Buddhist scriptures on the table, slowly walked out of the meditation room, and carefully closed the door, for fear of disturbing the abbot. Just after Wang Xuan left, the abbot said to himself: "I don't know if Xiao Tong and Wu Qi Heart Sutra have any fate. After that, he began to continue meditating.

After Wang Xuan left, he began to study this Buddhist scripture, and when he went out to eat, he was reading a book, Yuankong felt very bored, and there was originally a person who came, thinking that he could play with himself, but the person who came was a nerd. However, he didn't bother Wang Xuan, he knew that this should be the task assigned to him by the abbot, and in his mind, the abbot was his father and had the supreme position. So he believed that the abbot must have a reason for doing this.

Wang Xuan looked at the Buddhist scriptures given to him by the abbot, and felt a sense of familiarity, because he had been exposed to Buddhist exercises in the Wuzheng Academy at the beginning, although there were not many, but he also had a preliminary understanding. Later, he went to the Zen Temple, where he not only learned the meditation mantra, but also taught him a lot of Buddhism, so there was no difficulty for Wang Xuan in such a Buddhist scripture. It took a day for Wang Xuan to finish reading the Buddhist scriptures given to him by the abbot. In fact, Wang Xuan can read so fast now, which has something to do with the fact that he read thousands of books in the Indisputable Academy at the beginning, and now he reads books very quickly, and he can remember what he has read very well, and digest and understand it. Wang Xuan felt that the time was a little too short, and he was afraid that the abbot would not believe it if he went, so he read it carefully again, planning to find the abbot again later.

On the third day, Wang Xuan came to the meditation room and told the abbot that he had finished reading. The abbot looked at Wang Xuan with a little disbelief, no disciple had ever finished reading this Buddhist scripture so quickly. If he knew that Wang Xuan had finished reading this Buddhist scripture in a day, he would probably be shocked and couldn't close his mouth. He planned to ask Wang Xuan to see if Wang Xuan really understood. As a result, he found that Wang Xuan answered very well, and put forward his own opinions in some places, these opinions were very novel, but they were reasonable, and now he completely believed that Wang Xuan had read the Buddhist scriptures. He was very happy and said to Wang Xuan: "Little boy, you have a relationship with the Buddha, I will take you to the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion." After speaking, he took the lead and walked out of the meditation room, and Wang Xuan followed closely behind.

The two soon arrived at the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion, the abbot and the monk guarding said a few words, and when they were chatting, they looked at Wang Xuan from time to time, and Wang Xuan was a little uncomfortable. The monk also had a surprised expression. The abbot said to Wang Xuan: "Let's go, follow me into the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion." Wang Xuan followed the abbot into the Scripture Pavilion, which was a bit similar to the Indisputable Academy, and there were also a lot of books in the room. Walking to a separate room, the abbot opened the door, took out a dusty box, blew off the dust on it, and said to Wang Xuan: "This is an extremely profound mental method created by our predecessors in the temple, called the Wuqi Heart Sutra, and the practice of this exercise requires extremely harsh conditions, so no one practiced it later. To practice this exercise, first of all, you need to have a very high understanding of the Dharma, and secondly, you need to have no distractions to practice this exercise, as long as you experience a lot of things as you grow up, you will increase your understanding of the Dharma. But when you grow up and go through things, you can't be distracted, so it's very difficult to meet the requirements of cultivation, and now your understanding of the Dharma has completely met the requirements, plus you have lost your memory, and the things you experienced before, whether they were happy or sad, have now been forgotten, so you can just be distracted, and it is very appropriate to practice this exercise. In order for you to have a good environment to cultivate, you will stay in the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion, and if you don't understand anything, you can feel free to consult other Buddhist scriptures in the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion. After three months, I will come over to see the level of your cultivation, and if you can really cultivate well, you can purify the power in your body. In the end, when you really can't cultivate, I'll help you purify. After speaking, he handed the Wuqi Heart Sutra to Wang Xuan.

Wang Xuan took the Wuhu Heart Sutra and said, "Thank you Abbot for trusting me, I will definitely take a good look at it." ”

"Alright, you can come to your senses. I'm leaving, if you need anything, you can find the empty master at the door. After speaking, he walked out of the Scripture Pavilion and left Wang Xuan himself. (To be continued.) )