Consciousness-only theory that only reads the meaning of scriptures and only gets started is bearing fruit! The best news Liang Qu heard in the second half of June was this! After calculating the situation, he broke through the galloping horse on the 29th, subdued the wild finless porpoise group led by Scar Tou that day, and harvested the tiger-eating human gnat and the Buddha sculpture with the root of the dark wood. It’s been a full month since today! Who is the old monk, Master Zhenxiang! Liang Qu witnessed with his own eyes how hard he worked to study the classics and meanings, and could not imagine how long it would take him to study it himself. No wonder as the saying goes, don’t plant trees if you’re not going to be surrounded by wolf smoke, and don’t raise trees if you’re not going to hunt tigers. Martial artists often compare creating skills and martial arts to planting trees. All kinds of scriptures and classics are the nutrients needed to plant trees. The trees absorb nutrients from all aspects, and the fruits they bear are complete martial arts and exercises. As the saying goes, if there is no smoke, there is no need to think about creating any skills. In martial arts, that is, "Don't plant trees."
Even if Master Langyan accidentally plants a tree, don't even think about raising it. Only when you reach the realm of Tiger Hunting Master can you be qualified to train it specifically. As for going further, just learn to pick fruits. Listen to others and eat enough. Liang Qugui was self-aware and wanted to run before he learned to walk. He wanted to sum up the exercises from the meaning of the scriptures, just like a junior high school student trying to master calculus without learning derivatives. Not to mention the Consciousness-Only Theory, which has only been introduced after reading the scriptures. There is still a question mark as to whether he is qualified to contact it. Too ambitious to achieve. If he becomes Master Zhenxiang or even Martial Saint in the future, he will have a lot of time to read various scriptures and meanings. "Master, are you specially waiting for me tonight?" "Yes." The old monk turned aside to make way for the passage. Liang Qu dusted himself off and hurriedly followed the old monk into the west wing. There is little else in the room except for a bed, a bookshelf, and a long desk. It is very simple and elegant. On the long desk, a large number of manuscript papers are neatly stacked on the left side, and an inkstone is placed on the right end. On the penholder mountain next to it, the ink is still wet, and a faint fragrance of ink is emitted. The two scrolls were laid out side by side on the table. The upper one was made of slightly thicker paper and slightly yellowish in color. It was the original manuscript of "Conclusions of the Theory of Consciousness" brought back by Liang Qu. The bottom one is whiter and has the same content. There are many outline annotations between the columns. It is obvious that the old monk copied it out again for the purpose of taking notes. The old monk came to the left side of the long desk, counted several sheets of manuscript paper from the pile, and handed them to Liang Qu. Liang Qu took the manuscript paper respectfully and glanced at the cover. "The Method of Ear Recognition". Something to do with ears? Turning over the cover, Liang Qu took a guess and looked at it carefully.
The manuscript did not begin with a discussion of the so-called ear-consciousness method. The old monk first summarized the general content of "The Theory of Consciousness-Wei" in his own words. The consciousness-only method centers on the eight consciousnesses. The so-called eight consciousnesses are described by the old monk in a concise and concise way. "The first five consciousnesses are ears, eyes, nose, tongue, and body; the sixth consciousness is consciousness; the seventh consciousness is potential consciousness; and the eighth consciousness is the seed consciousness that is the root of everything." "Ear Consciousness Method" is where the old monk spent a month summarizing the first consciousness among the eight consciousnesses. It is the simplest and most initial part of the entire "Conclusion of Consciousness-Only Theory". "All dharmas have no inherent nature. With my heart, I can recognize all phenomena..." Under the golden oil lamp, Liang Qu sat cross-legged on the futon and read through it, confused by the contents of the ear recognition method. This has already been summarized in "The Conclusion of Consciousness-only Theory". "Ear Knowledge" is another translation by the old monk for the third time. But even so, he still seemed to understand. I seem to understand, but I also don’t seem to understand. Could it be that I don’t have wisdom? The old monk saw Liang Qu frowning and gave some advice. "The wind blows through the long forest, what sound do the dead leaves make?" Liang Qu thought for a while. "rustle?" "What's Cuiye saying again?" "Hmm... Hua Hua?" "Hear the difference between life and death." hiss! A flash of lightning seemed to flash across Liang Qu's mind, turning the clouds and mist into the blue sky. Please visit the latest address Looking down at the "Ear Knowledge Method" in my hand, the meaning between the lines became clear and thorough. That's it, that's it. The so-called ear consciousness is not simply practicing hearing to achieve the effect of hearing things thousands of miles away or thousands of miles away. No matter how far you listen, what's the use of listening carefully? It's just easier to lie down in the corner. The sounds made by green leaves and dead leaves are completely different, and the ear can tell the difference between life and death! Rather than simply hearing, ear recognition is a technique for processing the depth of information contained in sounds!
Everything can be understood by hearing it! This is ear consciousness! He is worthy of being a generation of holy monks, with such high intentions. By analogy, what about the eyes, nose, tongue, and body? The holy monk is awesome! The old monk is awesome! Liang Qu sighed inwardly and stood up holding the "Ear Knowledge Method". "Master, do you have a copy? Can you allow me to take this method back and study it carefully?" The old monk stretched out his hand and made a "please" gesture. He studied the ear consciousness method well, but it was Liang Qu who brought "The Theory of Consciousness Only". It is difficult for a clever woman to make a meal without rice, and without beams and channels, "The Theory of Consciousness-Wei" will remain in the dust for who knows how long. How can we talk about "The Method of Ear Knowledge"? The results are naturally shared. Liang Qu was in a happy mood after obtaining a strange method. He walked to the door, suddenly remembered something, turned around and asked. "Master, can I saw off the lotus base of the Buddha sculpture with Mingmugen?" Dark wood can calm people's hearts, stimulate thinking, and enlighten wisdom. Carved into a wooden pendant, it is as big as the index finger. If a child wears it all year round, he will be smarter than the other children. It can also help warriors achieve enlightenment. Liang Qu sleeps with a mirage every day, with a Buddha sculpture next to him. His thinking is obviously faster, and he is not so tired after training in his dream. I can't use good things for myself. It's hard to separate a whole piece of Buddha sculpture, so I decided to put it on the lotus base. It's just a Tibetan version of "The Theory of Consciousness". It's self-evident which holy monk the entire Buddha statue is carved from. It's not a good idea to saw it off rashly. You have to come and ask for the advice of professionals. The old monk raised his eyebrows slightly when he heard this. He was silent for a while. "What are you going to use it for?" "Giving it away." "How many servings?" Liang Qu counted a little: "Thirty portions, one portion should be as big as your thumb." Ten shares for the master, fourteen shares for Xu Yuelong, one share for Xiao Shunzi and Xiao Kui of Chen Qingjiang's family, and one share for the old monk.
There are twenty-seven copies in total. I will take one with me and keep the remaining two copies for fear of being useful in the future. "Bring me the Buddha statue." Liang Qu immediately moved the wooden Buddha statue that was as high as his thigh out of the room. The old monk took the Buddha statue, glanced at Liang Qu, shook his head slightly, then stretched out his hand to close the base of the lotus base, and then opened it. The whole lotus on the base actually seemed to be blooming and dropped a petal! Liang Qu's pupils shrank. He could guarantee that the entire statue was one piece except for a cover on the back! How? The old monk's power control is simply unbelievable. He can completely cut off a lotus leaf using only the force of his palm? In a short time, thirty lotus flowers fell off the lotus seat one after another. Although the entire Buddha sculpture base is smaller, it still maintains its original appearance! The old monk stacked them neatly and handed them to Liang Qu, speaking with sincerity and sincerity. "You must not do that wasteful thing. If you need it again in the future, just come and find me." It was rare for Liang Qu to be embarrassed, and the old monk's leaf-peeling technique really opened his eyes. "That's what the master said."