Family Cultivation: True Dragon Immortal Tree

After the transaction was completed, Ye Changsheng received about 96 million high-quality spirit stones.

The shopkeeper asked expectantly: "Daoyou, how many spirit medicines are left in your camp for sale? If the quantity is considerable, our Dadefang is willing to cooperate for a long time and even give a more favorable price."

Ye Changsheng smiled slightly and said mysteriously: "The specific quantity is inconvenient to disclose, but I can tell the shopkeeper that it is no less than what we saw today. If Dadefang is really sincere about long-term cooperation, we can sit down and have a good talk."

The shopkeeper was overjoyed to hear this and immediately expressed his willingness to further discuss cooperation matters.

So, the two exchanged contact jade talismans and agreed to have a chance to do a bigger business in the future.

In this way, Ye Changsheng not only completed a lucrative transaction, but also opened up a stable source of income for himself and the Ye family.

He drove the flying boat back to the camp with satisfaction.

After returning to the camp, Ye Changsheng realized that he had not preached to his Zifu and foundation-building monks for seven years.

In order not to delay everyone's progress in cultivation, he decided to gather everyone and hold a grand preaching meeting.

In the square in the center of the camp, Ye Changsheng sat on a temporary high platform.

Below the stage, hundreds of Purple Mansion and Foundation Building monks gathered together, with solemn expressions and bright eyes.

Ye Changsheng looked around and slowly said: "The Tao, seemingly invisible, is actually everywhere. It is the origin of all things in the world, the starting point of life, and the ultimate goal of cultivation."

His voice was neither fast nor slow, but it seemed to contain infinite power, and every word hit the depths of the hearts of the monks present.

"Those who practice Taoism must first understand what Tao is. Tao cannot be described, but it can be understood. It is like flowing water, never stopping; like a mountain, it is immovable; like the wind, it is invisible but everywhere."

Ye Changsheng's explanation was simple and easy to understand, and he used simple metaphors to explain the profound truth in a simple and easy-to-understand way.

The monks below the stage were concentrating, afraid of missing any word.

"The road of cultivation is long and arduous. But as long as you have the Tao in your heart, you can find the direction in the difficult situation. The Tao follows nature, and it is the best to go with the flow while making progress."

As the explanation deepened, Ye Changsheng began to expound on a more profound truth: "The world has yin and yang, and the human body also has yin and yang. The way of cultivation is actually the process of harmonizing yin and yang and achieving internal and external balance."

His words were like spring rain, subtly influencing every listener.

Some cultivators even suddenly realized during the listening process, and their cultivation had a breakthrough progress.

"The Tao has no end, and the cultivation has no end. Even if you reach the state of transformation, it is just a drop in the ocean. Only by maintaining a humble heart can you go further on the road of cultivation."

Ye Changsheng's sermon lasted for three hours, but it made the cultivators present feel as if only a moment had passed.

When he finally said "Today's sermon ends here", many people were still immersed in that mysterious state, unable to extricate themselves for a long time.

After the sermon, Ye Changsheng did not leave immediately, but patiently answered some questions raised by the monks.

Each of his answers was like a revelation, which made the questioner suddenly enlightened.

This sermon not only benefited many monks a lot, but also deepened their admiration for Ye Changsheng.

In their hearts, Ye Changsheng is not only a powerful monk, but also a wise mentor, guiding them to keep moving forward on the path of cultivation.

After the sermon, Ye Changsheng did not stop guiding his disciples.

He knew that every monk had his own characteristics and confusions, and needed to teach according to their aptitude.

So, he decided to answer the difficulties in cultivation for these purple mansion and foundation-building monks one by one in the following days.

Ye Changsheng first summoned all the purple mansion monks and asked them to explain the bottlenecks they encountered in their cultivation.

Some monks encountered difficulties in condensing the purple mansion, while others felt powerless when mastering some advanced spells.

Ye Changsheng listened patiently to the questions of each monk, and then gave suggestions based on their specific situations.

For those monks who had difficulties in condensing the Purple Palace, Ye Changsheng explained in detail the principles and process of the formation of the Purple Palace.

He emphasized that condensing the Purple Palace requires not only powerful spiritual power, but also a deep understanding of oneself.

He suggested that these monks pay more attention to their own changes in daily practice, feel the flow of spiritual power in their bodies, and gradually enhance their ability to control themselves.

At the same time, Ye Changsheng also formulated a special practice plan for these monks.

According to the characteristics of each person, he recommended the appropriate exercises and elixirs for them, and guided them on how to absorb the spiritual energy of heaven and earth more effectively.

He even personally demonstrated some advanced practice techniques, which opened the eyes of these Purple Palace monks.

For monks who had difficulties in mastering advanced spells, Ye Changsheng took another approach.

He first analyzed the principles and key points of these spells, and then through actual demonstrations, let the monks understand the use of these spells more intuitively.

He also encouraged these monks to practice more and experience the mystery of the spells carefully during practice.

Ye Changsheng also emphasized the importance of mentality. He told these monks that it is inevitable to encounter setbacks and difficulties on the road of cultivation, but the key is to maintain a calm mind, not to be impatient, and believe that as long as you persevere, you will eventually make a breakthrough.

After guiding the Purple Mansion monks, Ye Changsheng turned to the Foundation Building monks.

Compared with the Purple Mansion monks, the problems of the Foundation Building monks are more diverse.

Some cultivators encountered bottlenecks during the foundation-building period, while others were confused when practicing certain basic techniques.

For those cultivators who encountered bottlenecks during the foundation-building period, Ye Changsheng explained the essence of foundation-building in detail.

He pointed out that foundation-building is not only about improving cultivation, but also about laying a solid foundation for future practice.

He suggested that these cultivators pay more attention to the stability of their foundation when practicing, and not to rush for success.

Ye Changsheng also demonstrated some special cultivation methods for these foundation-building cultivators, which can help them better perceive and utilize the spiritual energy of heaven and earth.

He encouraged the cultivators to practice more and experience the fun of practice in practice.

For cultivators who encountered confusion when practicing basic techniques, Ye Changsheng adopted a more detailed guidance method.

He explained the key points and techniques of these techniques one by one, and personally demonstrated the correct way to practice.

He also encouraged these cultivators to learn from each other and improve through communication.

During the guidance process, Ye Changsheng found that some cultivators were not very talented, but they were very hardworking.

He gave special encouragement to these monks and tailored a suitable training plan for them.

He told these monks that diligence can make up for shortcomings on the road of cultivation, and as long as they persevere, they will eventually achieve something.

Ye Changsheng's individual guidance lasted for two months, and every monk benefited greatly.