2. Journey to the East
Journey to the East" is part of the famous memoirs of Professor Blair T. Spalding (1857-1953). The book tells the story of a team of scientists with different specialties, the British Royal Society of Science (ie the Academy of Sciences) sent to India to study "occult". After two years of wandering around Indian temples, witnessing many scenes of superstitions, even "making money" for tourists, of many fake shamans and Taoists, they were exposed to real monks. anonymously in the city or on the Snowy Mountains. As a result, they have the right witness and understanding of the ancient and esoteric sciences of Indian culture such as yoga, astrology, nourishing and healing spells, conceptions of life and death.
“Everything in the universe is perfectly balanced, with no excess, no shortage, from the tiny speck of dust to the great galaxies. Human life is too short, and always get caught up in the hectic life. Few people realize today's wastefulness, paving the way for tomorrow's suffering. It's all just fleeting illusions, yet people take them for granted. If we know how to wake up and observe, we can learn many good things. Unfortunately, when the time is right, people forget the past very quickly. Only in suffering, humiliation and humiliation will learn. Maybe that's also the reason there are always changes in impermanence, prompting people to learn."
Some people think that Journey to the East is a book that raises questions about the mysteries of life and the universe, then Zhuan Falun is the book that answers those questions.
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