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- The middle-aged lama did not move, and Lin Cheng strolled into the living Buddha's room. ""/""/""
Most people like bright rooms, but the living Buddha's room is very dark. There are no windows around it, and it is completely dark when you go in. However, Lin Cheng's eyes had reached the level of seeing in the dark, and this little darkness had no effect on Lin Cheng at all. Lin Cheng only needed a ray of light to see objects in the dark. At a glance, Lin Cheng saw the old man sitting on the bed with his eyes closed.
"Please sit down. The donor can actually see me accurately in the dark environment. This is enough to prove your affinity with Buddhism. But I have a doubt. I would like to ask the donor to answer it for me first: there is no light here. The donor is How could you see me so accurately? You have been staring at me since you came in!"
"Then please explain to me why the Living Buddha can speak to me accurately with his eyes closed even in an environment where there is no light at all."
"The donor really has a connection with the Buddha. I want to say that it is the Buddha who connects us."
The living Buddha's face was still so calm. The door of this hut was thick enough, and it was difficult for the light from the corridor to penetrate through the crack in the door. But let alone Lin Cheng saw him with the help of a ray of light when he opened the door, even if Lin Cheng couldn't see him, But in this unfamiliar environment, his energy and spirit were highly condensed, seemingly loose and tight, and he had already firmly locked onto the Living Buddha.
The living Buddha sitting on the bed was very old. Lin Cheng was so old that he couldn't tell the specific age of the living Buddha. He only knew that he was very old, with a gray beard, and a face that looked like he had seen through the world.
¡°I don¡¯t believe in Buddhism, Master, please forgive me!¡±
¡°You don¡¯t have to believe in Buddhism to have a relationship with Buddha. Two strangers may also have a relationship with Buddha.¡±
"Oh, why did Master say this?"
"Hahahaha," the living Buddha opened his mouth to laugh rarely, but his eyes never opened, "I want to ask the donor why he came?"
"As the master said, I came here for the Buddha."
"Hahahaha," the Living Buddha laughed again, as if he had encountered the happiest thing in the world, "You know, I haven't laughed like this in many years, and this is also the fate of Buddha."
"It seems that the purpose of the master's coming to me has been achieved."
"Oh? How do you say this?" This time it was the living Buddha's turn to be confused.
Lin Cheng also laughed out loud, which was rare. He laughed for no other reason than because the two of them always spoke sharply and refused to give in to each other. The living Buddha has always been the guide in the conversation between the two. It was like a duel between masters. , did not dare to relax at all, it seemed that every word was a sharp weapon for attack. The two of them attacked and I defended, and I defended you from attacking. Finally, it was Lin Cheng's turn to gain the upper hand.
"Master came to me, isn't it because he hasn't laughed for a long time, so he asked me to make him laugh?" After Lin Cheng finished speaking, he really laughed.
The Living Buddha could not help but smile, but he never opened his eyes from beginning to end.
"The master is in the darkroom, and all the masters in the room are aware of it. I admire you!"
Lin Cheng didn't believe it if this living Buddha didn't have extraordinary powers, because Lin Cheng's energy must have been locked on him long ago, and he was aware of his every move. The living Buddha could sense everything around him when he closed his eyes, including Lin Cheng's every move was clearly visible in his heart. The living Buddha's heart was like a mirror, projecting Lin Cheng's own actions on his mirror. And this mirror is still a mirror that can penetrate people's hearts.
"Donor, aren't you the same?"
"That's different. All my energy is concentrated on the master, but I can't feel any of the master's spirit pouring into me. This is the biggest difference."
This is also what Lin Cheng is most confused about. Although this Living Buddha is aware of Lin Cheng's every move, he doesn't have any aura surrounding Lin Cheng. This is the biggest difference.
"I have met countless people in my life and had countless wishes, but only this time the wish is the strongest. Do you want to know what my wish is?"
The Living Buddha¡¯s words turned around very quickly and did not follow any conventional routine at all.
"Please give me some advice, Master."
"My wish is to unify Xizang. Xizang has been the land of China since ancient times, but some people always want to separate it. This is a goal that I have wanted to achieve in my life but have not yet achieved."
"Master told me this, how can I help?"
"This is back to the original time. The donor is a person with a very deep connection with Buddhism."
"Oh, master, please enlighten me. How can I, a person who does not believe in Buddhism, have such a deep connection with Buddhism as the master said?"
"Haha, this time it was finally my turn to have the upper hand, and you finally started asking me. Before the donor asks me, can I ask the donor something?Where did the Buddhist beads come from? "
As soon as the Living Buddha said this, the string of Buddhist beads on Lin Cheng's wrist unconsciously produced a powerful thought force. This thought force made Lin Cheng clearly feel that the beads wanted to break away and fly away.
"I got this string of Buddhist beads from a charity auction in Southeast Asia. I wonder what the relationship between this string of Buddhist beads and the master is?"
"Haha, this is one of the reasons why I say that the donor has a connection with Buddha. The string of beads in the donor's hand is a Buddhist token of the Ninth Panchen Lama. It condenses the Panchen Lama's half-life thoughts and has incomparable magic power. This is what I The reason why the donor was invited to come was the implicit guidance of the previous Panchen Lama."
Feeling the power of the mind in the beads, Lin Cheng truly admired the power of Tibetan Buddhism, which can pour people's mind into an object. What a powerful force this is. Lin Chengdu couldn't even understand this kind of power. How did he achieve it?
"Donor, can you fulfill this poor monk's wish?"
"Oh, the master is talking about the unification of the West? I can't help you with this matter, I'm just an ordinary person."
"Although the donor considers himself ordinary, I can see from his face that he is extraordinary. Please don't belittle yourself. In fact, even if I don't say it, the donor will definitely do it. This is fate."
"Okay, I promise you to try your best, but whether it succeeds or not depends on God's will."
"The poor monk is here to thank the benefactor."
"Thank you, Master," Lin Cheng said, taking off the beads from his wrist and handing them to the Living Buddha. The Living Buddha didn't even reach out to pick them up. "This is the donor's Buddhist fate. Please keep it yourself."
"I have a question for you: Master, how can you know my every move without opening your eyes? I am confident that my movements will not make any sound. How can you see it?"
"Hahahaha, donor, people have human eyes, and the sky has celestial eyes. If a person has access to the way of heaven, then the whole body is covered with eyes. Every time he breathes in, every pore can be regarded as a human eye. In fact, why do eyes really have to be eyes? Where are the eyes!"
There was an unfathomable meaning when the Living Buddha said this.
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