The Lord of the Laws of Heaven

Chapter 211: Spiritual Body
Not to mention that the Taoist priest from Fangxiandao was trying to ask some questions, trying to find out Xiao Jun's preferences.

Xiao Jun first washed up, then ate some porridge and rice, then he straightened his body again and began to recite.

In fact, Xiao Jun had a photographic memory and was familiar with the annotations of various schools of thought and great scholars.

The so-called recitation is a way of exchanging breaths, and it is also a unique way of spiritual practice. While reciting, one constantly mobilizes one's internal energy, making it full. This is a very simple form of breathing.

Xiao Jun's mind and body are in perfect harmony, and his mind and body are completely under his control.

Although Xiao Jun did not learn the cultivation system of this world, he was able to easily glimpse the mysteries of the martial arts and Taoism of this world with just some instincts.

He also read through the classic articles of various schools of thought, and the spiritual furnace in his heart melted countless truths into his own nourishment.

Naturally, he has a very high degree of control over his own spirit, soul and body.

During the period of breathing while reading aloud, Xiao Jun was already adjusting his body's qi. Relying on the way of health preservation, he adjusted his own mental fluctuations and body. Xiao Jun's internal organs and meridians were extremely smooth.

With the help of righteous energy, reading can stimulate the righteous energy for regulation, making people feel extremely relaxed.

Relying on the medical principles and health-preserving methods of this world, as well as Xiao Jun's own understanding, Xiao Jun once conceived a simple breathing method.

Xiao Jun called it "The Master of Health Preservation".

The so-called "Art of Preserving Health" comes from "Zhuangzi". Although Xiao Jun does not have a complete recollection of it, the vague concepts in his mind, supplemented by the knowledge of this world, have unearthed the principles of the butcher's butchering of an ox.

Use the concept of penetrating the vastness into the vastness to comprehend the mysteries of life and the soul.

The true nature is formless and infinite. It is omnipresent in the body. The body and mind are in harmony, and the gaps between the limbs and bones are all adjusted.

The mind is completely integrated with the body. The chaotic state makes Xiao Jun's thinking unusually sharp and aware of the potential in the body. For example, Xiao Jun's eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and body are all connected with the mind, and his thinking has a feeling of a cicada feeling the autumn wind before it blows.

When reading books, I naturally practiced the "Health Preservation Master" breathing method conceived by Xiao Jun. It has only one function, which is to preserve health!
However, Xiao Jun's comprehension of the "Yangshengzhu" allowed his body and soul to merge into one, a state of profound mystery. Perhaps in this world, this state is the state of spiritual and physical unity. Although Xiao Jun is not practicing martial arts now, his body is not at all loose; it's just that his qi and blood have not yet condensed into martial arts.

But once he gets the hang of martial arts, Xiao Jun's current state of unity of body and soul, combined with his own talent, can easily reach the realm of refining internal organs and directly become a congenital martial artist!
As soon as he thought about it, his body seemed to become transparent. His powerful and clear mind allowed Xiao Jun to easily observe his body from within. The flow of various qi, blood and meridians became incomparably clear in his mind.

While reading, Xiao Jun practiced "The Art of Health Preservation" and cultivated the way of health preservation, and directly reached the state of unity of body and soul.

But reading is more than just that. The principles in books are like the mental methods in martial arts and the visualization diagrams in Taoist practice. Whether it is the mental methods in martial arts or the visualization diagrams in Taoist practice, in essence, they are all principles.

The exquisite writings of the classics of various philosophers naturally reveal truths, and constantly understanding these truths is of great help to people. Concentrating the mind on the truth has the same effect as Taoist visualization diagrams: both are methods of calming the mind and calming the spirit.

By reading and reciting the classics of various philosophers, Xiao Jun comprehended his original, wonderfully awakened mind and gained a deep understanding of the true nature of his heart. These principles naturally served as a method for refining the mind. His thoughts triggered the condensation of the body's qi, resulting in the emergence of a righteous, righteous, and radiant energy. He even achieved the state of meditation and forgetfulness, gaining a profound understanding of the true nature of the heart and the function of consciousness.

The general Taoist technique is to make the mind fluctuate and condense thoughts and divine intentions, and then these thoughts and divine intentions jump out of the physical body, thus appearing the Yin body, which can also be called the Yin soul.

Thoughts and spiritual intentions are essentially a kind of vital energy of the human body. Leaving the physical body will deplete the vital energy of the physical body.

Xiao Jun could easily sense the subtle changes in his thoughts and energy. He could feel that he could condense his soul and jump out of his body at any time. It was just a simple fluctuation of his mind, but Xiao Jun was unwilling to do so.

He now has two paths.

The first was to follow the example of the ancient philosophers, continuing to study and comprehend the truth, refining the mind, cultivating a righteous spirit, and nourishing the soul. Then, suddenly, he emerged as a creator. Xiao Jun, comprehending the state of meditation and oblivion, realized the mysteries of his true nature and captured every wave of his own thoughts.

Xiao Jun can take into account even the impact of a subtle thought on vital energy, or even the impact of a wisp of vital energy on a thought.

Therefore, Xiao Jun was able to continuously penetrate and explore the vast mysteries of the mind. Xiao Jun was indeed on the right path, and this path was completely achievable for Xiao Jun.

The second is to directly find the most advanced Taoist inheritance, turn that Taoist art into your own nourishment, and grow stronger rapidly.

The most advanced Taoist inheritance is something you can only come across by chance.

But no matter which option he chooses, Xiao Jun needs to practice martial arts to strengthen his body.

The ancient philosophers did not cultivate Taoism or supernatural powers, but simply relied on reading to comprehend the truth and became creators and masters of Taoism. However, the ancient philosophers never gave up practicing martial arts to strengthen their bodies.

Even gentlemen have to pay attention to the Six Arts, including archery and charioteering.

However, for Xiao Jun at the moment, archery and charioteering are not something that his family can support, and he also cannot have a famous teacher to guide him and acquire truly perfect martial arts.

I had no choice but to comprehend the "Art of Health Preservation" and practice the way of health preservation.

However, when people learned that Xiao Jun's "Health Preservation Master" could directly achieve the unity of body and soul, countless warriors went crazy. Besides being born with the unity of body and soul, one can only achieve this through Taoist techniques and martial arts. Once this state is achieved, one will have an unparalleled perception in the martial arts.

But Xiao Jun didn't care at all. It was just a technique deduced from the truth. What was important was the way of life!
As Xiao Jun read, his mind was focused, constantly comprehending the principles within. His thoughts were constantly jumping, and countless flashes of wisdom emerged, allowing him to deeply comprehend the principles! The spirit and the principles merged.

Just far away outside Xiao Jun's house, there was an invisible old man, who was a spirit body. He first heard the sound of reading and recitation, and then floated directly here to listen carefully to the ups and downs of the classics.

The old man likes reading, and he also likes the principles and truths of mankind.

But this time it was a little different. The invisible old man was seen looking at the room where Xiao Jun was.

Inside the room, a radiant spirit could be seen. That radiance was like clouds in the morning glow, and from the center of the clouds, papers continuously emerged. The papers were pure white, like brocade. On the brocade-like papers, densely written were articles that could be called embroidered articles!

Whether it is the clouds like the morning glow or the beautiful articles, they are all visions formed by extremely condensed spirits, and can only be seen by the spiritual body.

The old man in the spiritual body could not get close, because the scholar seemed to be surrounded by a pure white aura. Now, if the old man entered the pure white aura, he would be directly burned into vital energy.

Just getting close to it feels like being exposed to the sun or a high-temperature oven.

"Righteous and righteous spirit, beautiful writing? This kind of spiritual aura... could it be that this scholar has truly mastered the truth, become a sage, a great scholar?" The old man was extremely excited. "If such a great scholar could become Xiao Sang and the others' teacher, he would surely help them transform into human beings sooner rather than later!"

"Unfortunately, the righteous spirit of this great scholar is truly terrifying! If I get close, I'm afraid my soul will be instantly shattered!"

The old man in the spirit body couldn't help but shook his head with regret, and then began to use his invisible and intangible spirit body to get as close as possible, wanting to listen carefully to the sound of reading, and also wanting to peek at the beautiful article that was formed by the extremely condensed spirit.

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