Xu Wuzhou discussed the two games in a row, letting many eminent monks know that this young man could not be ignored. They put away their contempt and arrogance in their hearts, so no one spoke freely anymore.
Many eminent monks are thinking about how to ask the Dharma.
One of the eminent monks took a sip of tea while thinking, and his eyes fell on the teacup, which was scratching with water droplets. His eyes lit up, and he stood up and asked: "There is a drop of water in my teacup. How can I prevent it from drying up?"
As he spoke, he used his strength to hold up the drop of water. The water refracted light in the sun, and everyone's eyes fell on this crystal drop of water.
Xu Wuzhou smiled, waved his arm, and a force swept away the water droplet. The water droplet flew quickly and landed in a river far away from the Great Leiyin Temple.
"Put it into rivers, rivers, lakes, and seas."
Many believers were startled, then clasped their hands together.
The eminent monk looked at the rushing river, folded his hands and exited.
After a while, another eminent monk came out, pointed at the statue of Buddha and asked Xu Wuzhou: "When believers worship the Buddha, they clasp their hands in front of the Buddha to pray for wishes. Then why does the Buddha clasp his hands together?"
"It's also a wish!"
"When the world seeks Buddha, whom does Buddha seek?"
"The Buddha is seeking for himself, because the Buddha knows that it is better to seek for yourself than to seek for others."
The eminent monk was silent, finally nodded, and silently retreated.
After a while, an eminent monk pointed to the sky and the earth and asked: "Is there a paradise in this world?"
"have!"
"The Taoist Master said there is, but have you ever seen it before?"
"Never!"
"Since it has not happened, how can the Taoist say it has.
People in the world, even the most devout believers, have ever doubted whether there is a paradise world, and even we Buddhist monks often think about this issue, because no one has ever seen how the Taoist Master can say so categorically that there is."
"Because you have never been to my heart."
After hearing this, many eminent monks looked solemn.
They understood what Xu Wuzhou meant, which meant that he had a paradise in his heart.
What does this mean?
It means that if you have it in your heart, then it will naturally exist.
An eminent monk stood up, looked at Xu Wuzhou and said, "The Taoist's answer is in line with the teachings of Buddhism, but it is ultimately cunning and sophistry."
Xu Wuzhou smiled and did not refute, waiting for him to continue.
"Since the Taoist master has a paradise in his heart, if he abandons the Tao and follows the Buddha, wouldn't his merits be immediately fulfilled?"
When this question was raised, many Taoist warriors were shocked.
This question is too insidious. The Taoist Master said that his heart is in the Land of Ultimate Bliss, so that is the perfection of Buddhism. But if he does not give up on the Tao, how can he be considered the perfection of Buddhism?
How can it be considered a paradise? After hearing this, Xu Wuzhou looked at the eminent monk and said, "Where does the elder worship the Buddha?"
"It's the Great Leiyin Temple!"
"Since it is a holy land of Buddhism, why did you become a demon?"
"How did I become a demon?"
"Because there is no Buddha in your heart, only a butcher's knife."
"How can I get a butcher knife?"
"You have!"
"I don't!"
"You have!"
"I don't!"
"You really don't have one?"
"I seriously didn't!"
There were many smart believers and warriors present, and they naturally knew that asking this question from the eminent monk would be a butcher's knife.
Because he wanted to take this opportunity to put Xu Wuzhou in a dilemma, either to abandon Taoism and become a Buddha, or to put himself in the face.
This is a butcher's knife, but he doesn't admit it. He just says that this is a normal theory. What can Xu Wuzhou do?
The Taoist warriors looked at Xu Wuzhou with depressed expressions at the moment. This question was really a fatal one.
But at this time, I heard Xu Wuzhou ask again: "Are you sure you don't have a butcher's knife in your heart?"
The eminent monk said firmly: "I certainly don't have a butcher's knife in my heart!"
"Look at your heart again!"
"I've seen it! There's still no butcher knife!"
Xu Wuzhou smiled at this moment, looked at the eminent monk and said, "You have become a demon!"
Just as the eminent monk was about to say something, his eyes fell on the faces of Abbot Faji Fayuan and others, and they all sighed when he saw them.
This made him stunned for a moment, and then the eminent monk turned pale and saluted Xu Wuzhou with a wry smile: "I have been taught!"
"The devil enters my heart and realizes it. Does my mind calculate the paradise?"
"Of course it counts!"
"Concession!"
The eminent monk clasped his hands together and recited the Buddha's name. His expression became less persistent. He bowed to Xu Wuzhou and returned with gratitude on his face.
This scene made everyone look at each other, what is going on?
Why did the eminent monk suddenly admit defeat?
At this moment, I heard a believer say: "That's it, I understand!"
"What do you understand?
Donor, can you explain it to me?"
"Yes! What do you mean?"
"I'm completely confused. The Taoist Master was about to lose, so why did he win?"
Many people were confused and looked at the believer who said he was enlightened.
The believer took a deep breath and said: "Although the eminent monk Fengyuan had the idea of using this question to kill the Taoist master, this is a discussion of Buddhism, and he just raised a normal question.
Therefore, even if he didn't admit it, Xu Wuzhou couldn't tell him.
Because if you say something wrong, how can it be regarded as discussing the law?
This argument is no longer necessary."
After hearing this, everyone nodded, they understood this.
"So although the eminent monk Fengyuan has a heart-breaking act, the Taoist master can only admit it.
The Taoist Master was about to lose this round.
However, the Taoist master said that the eminent monk Fengyuan was a demon.
Win with this.”
"How did the eminent monk Fengyuan become a demon?"
Some people don't understand.
"Because the Taoist Master repeatedly asked the eminent monk Fengyuan that he had a butcher's knife in his heart and asked him whether he would admit it."
"Um?"
People don’t understand, what’s the problem with this?
Anyway, Xu Wuzhou can't tell the truth, so it would be fine if Fengyuan Peak Master doesn't admit it.
"The butcher's knife in the heart of the eminent monk Fengyuan is not the butcher's knife of the Heart-killing Taoist Master.
But another butcher knife."
The more people listened, the more confused they became. If it wasn't this butcher knife, what kind of butcher knife was that?
Many people didn't understand it at all, but at this time they heard another believer slap his thigh suddenly and shouted: "I understand! His butcher knife is obsession!"
After everyone heard this, they all suddenly realized.
The eminent monk Fengyuan kept claiming that he did not have a butcher knife, and this became his obsession.
And the butcher knife Xu Wuzhou was talking about was naturally this.
A person whose heart is full of butcher's knives is naturally a demon, so Xu Wuzhou said that he is a demon.
And a demon, because of Xu Wuzhou, let go of his obsession and became enlightened.
Where can a demon be like this?
Nature is the Buddha's paradise! Therefore, Xu Wuzhou used this to explain that his heart is indeed the paradise.
This debate made countless people find it wonderful.
Looking at the young man in the field, he was full of admiration. What kind of wise young man is he? How profound is his knowledge of Buddhism to be able to break the situation with this.
Even monks such as Faji Fayuan Fazhi looked at Xu Wuzhou with amazement at this moment.
They never imagined that this discussion would be so amazing.
I never thought that this master of the Taoist sect was really superb in Buddhism! Faji looked at Xu Wuzhou. At this moment, another eminent monk stood up and they discussed the Dharma with Xu Wuzhou.
Xu Wuzhou stood there with a calm expression, and answered the questions raised by the eminent monk calmly and calmly.
He stood there, his eyes fell on him, and the golden light refracted all over him. In front of the Buddhist holy place, he looked like a young Buddha with a lotus blooming from his mouth.
Faji looked at this scene, his expression was a little dazed.
Can Xu Wuzhou really win this debate?
When he thought of this idea, Faji couldn't help but feel his heart tremble.
There's just one thing he doesn't understand. Even if Xu Wuzhou has the confidence to win, nothing can be changed by discussing the law. He can't use this to blackmail Buddhism into participating in the war. What is the purpose of Xu Wuzhou's move?