Prehistoric: The first disciple of the sect

Chapter 1868: Teaching Taoism and Human Race’s Enshrinement
  This invitation suited Zhang Yan exactly.

Zhang Yan swallowed the words that were still stuck in his throat.

Zhang Yan first helped the old man up, and then put down the tea in his hand.

I asked the old man from the human race seriously if he was really sure he wanted to preach here.

The human race is now the master of heaven and earth. Although it has flourished on the earth, it still has many shortcomings and needs the guidance of saints.

Zhang Yan's appearance was like rain from the sky, helping the helpless human race.

With tears in his eyes, the old man held Zhang Yan's hand sincerely and told the human race's current difficulties.

"So now the human race needs your guidance very much."

Zhang Yan no longer made any superficial refusal and agreed to the old man's request.

As a result, Zhang Yan successfully settled down in the human religion and took on the task of imparting teachings and guidance to the human race.

The people in the city were very happy when they heard that Zhang Yan had agreed to this request.

Everyone was very sincere and wanted to invite Zhang Yan to their homes for dinner.

Zhang Yan smiled shyly.

Zhang Yan stayed in the human race to preach.

The humans in the city worshiped Zhang Yan's statues in temples.

The statue was carved exactly like Zhang Yan's.

Whenever Zhang Yan went to a city to lecture on the moral principles of Bochanism, even the corners of the ancestral hall would be crowded with people.

Zhang Yangao was sitting on a futon, surrounded by a group of people in the middle.

Zhang Yan smoothed his clothes, looked at the room and the people standing outside, coughed, and began to preach.

"All Tao is pure. Tao generates one, which generates two, two generates three, and three generates all things."

Zhang Yan paused for a moment and bowed forward. The humans below all raised their palms, clasped their hands together, clasped their hands to their chests devoutly, and bowed their heads slightly in worship.

Zhang Yan continued to explain.

"Tao is general, and it can be left or right. All things rely on it to live without hesitation, and success is not called existence. Clothes nourish all things without being the master, and there is no desire for eternity. It can be called small; all things return to Yan without being the master. It can be called great. Because it never thinks of itself as great, it can achieve greatness."

The crowd below listened to Zhang Yan's teachings attentively.

When you hear something that you understand and have some insights, click your head twice to show that you have benefited.

Zhang Yan unhurriedly spread all the knowledge he learned and gained in the teaching training to the human race.

The moral principle of Chanjiao is to follow nature, divide all things into three, six or nine grades, and teach according to talents.

Zhang Yan explained the moral principles of Chanjiao so thoroughly that all the humans present could understand it.

"Therefore, when you deal with things and behave as a human being, you must have a steelyard in your heart, act in accordance with the laws of heaven, and never do anything that goes against the laws of heaven or violates human ethics."

"Yes, I will follow the instructions of the Immortal."

Zhang Yan explained the way of teaching all the way from the city at the foot of the mountain while rushing to another city.

Statues of Zhang Yan will be enshrined in every city where Zhang Yan preached.

People devoutly follow morality and act in accordance with the laws of nature.

This allowed Zhang Yan to not only gain fame and prestige among the human race, but also gain corresponding luck from the human race.

Listening to Zhang Yan's sermons is like entering a spiritual spring, and all the pores in the body relax the moment they come into contact with the spring water.

The consciousness of the human race was enlightened.

Zhang Yan felt that his value had been reflected and was very happy.

(End of this chapter)