Although Monk Ying Hui's voice was not loud, it was extremely clear. Among the noisy laughter, it was like a clear water, slowly coming out.
After hearing this, all the monks stopped laughing and turned to the young monk from Landa Temple.
Monk Ying Hui's expression turned pale, he shook his head and said, "The Buddha who kills living beings is indeed worthy of his reputation. The young monk Ying Hui is willing to bow down to him."
As soon as these words came out, the monks were immediately confused.
Why did you admit defeat for no reason?
"Zen Master Ying Hui, what do you mean?" Lei Yinfozi narrowed his eyes. Although there was a smile on his face, his tone was cold and gloomy.
As one of the three hidden temples, Landuo Temple is also rejected by the Great Leiyin Temple.
The ascetic Landa was the first in debating scriptures.
This is the previous Buddhist evaluation of Landa Temple.
Landa Temple is far superior to other temples in terms of Buddhist research.
Monk Yinghui sighed, shook his head and said, "Your answers are wrong."
"A monk should go to hell, and a butcher should go to heaven."
"Huh? What a joke!"
"Why did I go to hell after fasting and chanting Buddha's name, but the butcher became a deity after doing so much killing every day?!"
The monks were puzzled and asked loudly, with some anger in their words.
The majesty of my Buddhist sect cannot be trampled upon!
But at this moment, the little nun Yueyin from Baiyun Temple also seemed to suddenly realize: "So that's it."
She widened her eyes and looked in Li Chen's direction, with a look of disbelief on her face.
"It is true that the monk should go to hell, and the butcher should go to heaven and humanity."
Everyone was interrupted by the little nun Yueyin, and they suddenly became even more confused.
But I heard the little nun Yueyin slowly say: "The monk wakes up the butcher to kill animals, and the butcher wakes up the monk to chant sutras."
"We all talk about the cause and effect after death, but we don't think about the cause and effect before death."
Little Nun Yueyin's voice was gentle and sweet, but at this moment, the ears of the monks were filled with shock.
'The monk wakes up the butcher to kill animals, and the butcher wakes up the monk to chant sutras.'
The monk told the butcher to get up early, which was to help the butcher kill more animals. This was helping people to do evil, and it was also an adult's evil. The reason was that the monk was urging him to go to bed.
The butcher asked the monk to get up early and recite sutras. This was to encourage people to do good, and it was also the beauty of adulthood. Of course, the good results were returned to the butcher.
Killing depends on cause and effect.
But cause and effect runs through the past life, this life, and the next life.
Buddhism only wants to repay the past life and benefit the next life, but ignores this life.
All the monks were talking about karma and retribution in the next life, so they were all stunned in place.
"That's it, that's it!"
Ci'en Buddha and Guangming Buddha were a little slower. Only then did they react. They felt that the story told by Li Chen was thought-provoking and endlessly memorable.
Lei Yinfuzi stood still on the spot, looking at the calm and composed face in the distance, and suddenly felt an endless sense of frustration in his heart.
This and the future must be my enemies!
Thousands of thoughts flooded into his mind, Lei Yin Fuzi exhaled a breath of turbid air, and the killing intent deep in his eyes flashed away.
"Killing can lead to heaven and humanity, but compassion can only lead to hell."
“Is this the ‘killing to protect lives’ of the Sashoji Temple?”
"Killing lives takes karma, but you can gain greater merit!"
"Killing Buddha's disciples... is unfathomable!"
"Sashoji Temple...is a great meritorious deed!"
At this moment, it was as if a beam of light had seen Sesshoji Temple.
He has lived in seclusion in southern Xinjiang for hundreds of years, and his stigma was gone in one day.
At this moment, none of the monks in front of the Zen forest spoke any objection.
Elder Yin Zhen on the high platform glanced at the monks and finally announced loudly: "The established monk...Master Lichen of Shasheng Temple."
"He actually succeeded in breaking the situation!"
Monk Miaoti from White Horse Temple was shocked.
He had guessed before that Leiyin Buddha would definitely find a way to prevent Li Chen from becoming an established monk.
But I didn't expect that even under such harsh conditions, Li Chen could still become an established monk!
However, Monk Miaodi frowned at this, because becoming a sectarian monk would mean more danger.
On the contrary, the monk Pukong next to him laughed and scolded: "From the beginning, I thought that this Buddhist disciple who kills living beings can do it!"
No matter what, it’s not a shame to lose to the monk Li Zong~
"Hahaha, it has to be my senior brother~!" Li Sao laughed proudly.
But Agua stared with big eyes and asked stupidly: "Aren't you a master? Why didn't you pass the first level of debate?"
A flash of embarrassment flashed across Li Sao's face, and then she whispered in Agua's ear: "Agua, let me tell you, my senior brother is the reincarnation of the Buddha in heaven~"
"No one can compare to it~"
…
The established monk was successfully established, and the next step was the final debate at the auspicious ceremony.
Li Zongbian.
"The monk returns!"
On the high platform, Zen Master Yin Zhen used the magic method of thunder sound. Wherever the sound vibrated, it was as if the soul was stirred.
All the monks took out wooden signs one after another and tapped their feet.
Some jump up, some fly against the wind, or some step quickly.
One after another, figures flew out and landed on the stalagmite peaks of the Zen Forest.
There are many peaks in this Zen forest, and each peak has only enough space for a monk to sit down.
There were a small number of thousands of monks who entered Li Zongbian. Where the monks transformed, they each found a mountain peak to sit down on.
In the time it takes to take a breath, the Zen forest is already filled with shadowy monks.
Zen Master Yin Zhen on the high platform nodded slightly and said in a deep voice: "Master Li Chen, enter the 'Banbu Peak'!"
The highest peak in the Zen Forest is famously known as ‘Tiantong Peak’, and the second highest peak is ‘Half-Step Peak’.
‘Banbu Peak’ is a place specially reserved for established monks.
It means that the purpose has not yet been established, but there is only half a step left to establish a clan.
If the establishment of a sect is successful, one can reach the sky in half a step, step onto the Peak of Purpose, and become the highest ascetic.
If you fail to establish a clan, you are in danger of falling into the abyss.
"Amitabha."
Li Chen clasped his hands together and saluted in the direction of Monk Yin Zhen: "Thank you, senior, for reminding me."
Immediately, he fluttered his robes and faced the strong wind. He tapped his feet and his body flew into the Zen forest.
Li Chen was calm and relaxed, and every time he set foot, there would be an afterimage following him. Just between breaths, there were already countless shadows passing through.
Before the monks could see clearly, Li Chen's figure had already appeared on the 'Banbu Peak'.
Standing on the land of a cone, standing proudly on the top of the mountain.
Li Chen raised his eyes and saw clouds and mountain peaks all in front of him.
And the bare heads on the mountain peaks looked up to the highest point.
There may be dissatisfaction, ambition, indifference, or expectations in the eyes.
That clear figure blocked the sun and looked down upon the common people.
"Amitabha."
Li Chen took off the gourd from his waist, poured a swig into his mouth, and subconsciously used the secret technique of the "Wine Dragon's Roar" in "The Dionysus".
For a time, the Buddha's name resounded through the sky and echoed in the mountains.
Wow~
A group of birds seemed to be frightened and flew out of the dense forest into the sky.
A strong wind blew up and rolled up the flags on Xiaoling Mountain.
Li Chen narrowed his eyes slightly, smiled lightly, and said in a deep voice: "Ask the monks... why do you move the flags?"