Jiangnan Hundred Scenes released relevant information about the new resident Daoji today. Do you know what characteristics the new residents have? The specific content brought to you below, interested players must not miss it!
Starting from September 12th, a new heaven-level resident "Daoji" will move into Jiangnan Hundred Scenes!
How many times have I boarded a boat alone on the West Lake?
Master Peng knows that I don’t care about money
A bird's cry breaks the silence
It's the mountain that falls and shines on the edge
Legend has it that on the day Daoji was born, the seventeenth Arhat in the Arhat Hall of Guoqing Temple suddenly fell from the high platform, as if falling from the clouds into the world.
At that time, Li's father, who had been a devout Buddhist for many years, rushed to Guoqing Temple to ask the abbot to name his beloved son. He was shocked when he saw this strange behavior. The abbot recited a Zen saying and wrote the three words "Li Xiuyuan" with his pen. This incident was spread to ten people and hundreds of people. Li Xiuyuan was also said to be the reincarnation of Arhat from the noble son of a high family, and thus became associated with Buddhism.
After returning from studying in Ruixia Cave, he finally converted to Buddhism at a young age and lived up to expectations. However, after that, Zen Master Daoji no longer wanted to live as people expected. He repeatedly violated the precepts, found it difficult to sit in meditation, did not like chanting sutras, and even spoke and acted wildly, like a madman. Some people said that he was bewitched and fell into the devil's path, and they wanted to expel him from Buddhism. But at the same time, he also practiced medical skills, punished evil and promoted good, helped those in need, and gained the reputation of "Living Buddha" among the people.
It is pure and dirty, it is destroyed and it is praised, it is a Buddha and it is a demon. He is well aware of the suffering in the world, but he always has a smile on his face. His rags and straw sandals were covered in dust, but they were like a bright mirror that shone through people's hearts.
Buddhism is so vast, how can it not tolerate a crazy monk? There are millions of lay people, but it is rare to have a Buddha's heart.
