Practice from Naruto World

Chapter 37 Pure Land Shinsect

Author: Yishang

Chapter 37 Pure Land Shinsect

It is precisely because of all the extraordinary things Bai Sui has done along the way that he really attracts the attention of Daming Mansion.

Otherwise, if he is just a doctor, no matter how good his skills are, he will not be able to have all the nobles in the capital come to greet him.

After all, Bai Sui has decided not to hide his existence anymore, so although he doesn't show it off specifically, he still reveals all kinds of miraculousness.

Bai Sui's journey depends on his heart, so he often arrives at villages and towns at night, and there are also people who want to seek medical advice.

Bai Sui can see directly in the dark, so he often shows extraordinary qualities.

Since the lighting at this time is all torches and candles, the brightness is often insufficient. Although Bai Sui does not care about light and dark, the villagers often have difficulty seeing.

So sometimes Bai Sui simply revealed the brilliance of his soul, causing the dark room to emit light. When they saw Bai Sui's whole body glowing, many villagers thought it was a god or Buddha descending to earth, and many of them directly worshiped him.

Also, ever since Bai Sui started to return elixirs, his physical body has been passively sublimating, and a strange fragrance often penetrates the body. Anyone who smells it feels relaxed and happy, and some minor ailments are cured directly.

In fact, Bai Sui just thinks that Bai Sui is dead. Otherwise, he can actually learn from Patriarch Chen Nan or Monk Daoji, use the soil as a carrier, and rub the aroma into mud pills as medicine. Maybe there will be a Bai Sui in the future.

The legend of rubbing mud balls.

As I said before, there are a lot of Shinto influences in the cultural thought of this world, so there are countless gods, big and small, in this world. In addition, Kashiwa Sui also saw many gods appear in the original work of Hokage in his previous life.

The most famous among them are the God of Death, the God of Evil, and the King of Hell.

And how could there be only such a few gods in a complete pantheon of gods?

It's just that Bai Sui didn't see it along the way, so he didn't pay much attention to it. It wasn't until someone worshiped him as a god that Bai Sui remembered it.

Bai Sui originally wanted to search for it, but after learning that there was a shrine in Daming Prefecture, he decided to wait and explore it later.

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Soon, Bai Sui and his party arrived at the place, pushed open the sliding door, and revealed the layout inside. The entire floor was paved with tatami mats, but there was a thin blanket on top.

There are more than 30 tables in the hall. Behind each table, a nobleman is kneeling, with the daimyo at the head and the rest on both sides.

There was obviously an empty desk prepared for Bai Sui, and Bai Sui sat behind the desk without doing anything special.

Bai Sui didn't care how others were sitting. Anyway, Bai Sui just sat cross-legged.

Later, I felt that the table was a little high, and it flew up half a foot in the air. The position was just right.

Bai Sui's current dress, although he did not deliberately pursue a Taoist robe, is still a wide robe with long sleeves, covering himself completely, so that others cannot see what is going on under Bai Sui's robe.

Bai Sui declined the meal provided by the daimyo and treated everyone present as a token of his gratitude.

Everyone present also saw Bai Sui's methods. Except for injuries such as broken limbs, Bai Sui could treat all other injuries, which convinced everyone even more.

In fact, what everyone doesn't know is that even a severed limb like Bai Sui's is not incurable, but he is unwilling to do so. After all, in his opinion, it does not belong to the category of medicine.

After all, using Taoism to help others will cost one's own merit, and Bai Sui felt it was not worth it to do it for these people.

Soon, the banquet ended, and Bai Sui followed the attendants to a town outside the Daming Mansion, which was regarded as Bai Sui's foothold during his stay in the capital.

After all, Kashiwai has already stated that he will continue to travel to the ninja world, but will stay in the capital for a while.

Knowing that Bai Sui would live here for a while, the daimyo and the others were not in a hurry to persuade him to stay. They believed that there was still a lot of time to get rid of the problem, so there was no need to rush for a while, as it might be self-defeating.

And Bai Sui did not refuse. After all, he did not live in vain. After all, he had treated everyone present, even if it was his accommodation fee during this period.

When he arrived at Ichinoto Town, his carriage had already been parked here. After treating the attendant who was leading the way, he thanked him for leading the way. With a move of his right hand, Kashiwa Sui used his sword.

He flew out of the carriage and landed behind him.

Out of respect, Bai Sui did not bring the sword to the banquet, but placed it in the carriage. Together with the mark Bai Sui left in the sword, it was considered a locator in the carriage.

So Bai Sui actually knew that the carriage had arrived here, but it was not revealed along the way.

Now that he has entered the capital, Bai Sui is not in a hurry to act. After all, some things cannot be rushed.

So Bai Sui meditated in the house that day, which was a summary of his journey.

The next day, Bai Sui went directly to the shrine in the capital. There was no statue in the shrine. It was said to be a place for enshrining the gods, but in fact it was just for praying for people. The name did not have a clear direction to the gods.

Bai Sui didn't see any spiritual light in the shrine. Either the gods they worshiped did not exist, or they worshiped ungodly, and there was no spiritual light from the corresponding gods.

Bai Sui, who had no harvest, headed towards another goal of his.

Even if Bai Sui didn't use his spiritual sense to search, he could feel that someone was following him. Without guessing, he knew it was arranged by the daimyo and his group.

Anyway, he didn't do anything shameful, so Bai Sui didn't care much. After all, it was normal for others to look at him when he was a guest in other people's homes.

Kashiwa Sui's destination was a Buddhist temple, and he could see the "Honganji Temple" on the mountain gate from a distance.

Bai Sui went inside and talked with the abbot of the temple, and learned that the temple here is the inheritance of Jodo Shinshu and believes in a tenet called the Toriki Honjo.

In this purpose, it is said that one's cultivation is the original wish, and what he refers to is the grace of the Buddha. Only two conditions can be fulfilled to become a Buddha, and they have almost no precepts.

Bai Sui had some understanding of Buddhist thought in his previous life, but he knew more about Zen Buddhism than the Pure Land Shinsect, and Bai Sui always felt uncomfortable when he heard the abbot talking about his power.

After all, in previous lives, Zen Buddhism already had a large presence in the spiritual thinking of the Chinese.

Zen Buddhism advocates that the nature of the mind is inherently pure and that the Buddha-nature is inherent. Enlightenment does not seek external pursuits. It abandons literal meanings and goes straight to the source of the heart. It believes that "in the self-nature, all dharmas can be seen; the self-nature of all dharmas is called the pure dharmakaya."

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All Prajna wisdom comes from its own nature and does not come in from the outside. If one knows one's own nature, "one will be enlightened as soon as he hears the words and suddenly see the true nature." He even puts forward the idea of ​​"sudden enlightenment" that "you can become a Buddha instantly."

Now looking at the thoughts of Jodo Shinshu, Bai Sui discovered the differences.

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(Chapter 38 has been temporarily blocked and is still under negotiation for changes.

Fortunately, this part does not affect the main plot.

I will try my best to unblock it while ensuring the content I originally wanted to express. If it is unblocked, I will send a public notice as soon as possible.

If this has caused you discomfort while reading, the author sincerely apologizes to you again.) orz

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