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Chapter 809 Reunion

"The profound knowledge that Bodhidharma acquired throughout his life is the orthodox Buddhist martial arts, the most essential of which are the two martial arts of Yijinjing and Xisuijing."

Li Ming stood in front of a dozen monks of the Fa generation from Guangde Temple and spoke eloquently and insightfully.

This is the Arhat Hall of Guangde Temple. The experience of being taught the inner skills by Master Fa Zheng seems to be still in front of my eyes. Now I am standing on the podium to teach these former uncles and aunts. The world is really unpredictable. Who can predict it?

Li Ming's lectures at Guangde Temple are undoubtedly a rare learning opportunity for these eminent monks of the Fa generation. There are countless people practicing martial arts in this world, but how many of them can get guidance from a powerful monk?

Therefore, every abbot cherishes this opportunity very much. It's a pity that the uncle Faying who enlightened their dream of becoming a martial artist in the first place is not here. I wonder if he is still traveling in the martial arts world, otherwise it would be more interesting.

Of course, regardless of whether the law exists or not, Li Ming will not compromise on his lectures.

"The Yi Jin Jing and Xi Sui Jing are not only martial arts secrets, but also contain profound Buddhist principles. They are the essence of Master Bodhidharma's lifelong learning. They are indeed very precious classics." Li Ming continued, his voice calm and full of power. When he spoke, there seemed to be Zen sounds echoing, just like the Buddha preaching, and even more like the sound of thunder, deeply rooted in people's hearts.

"The Yi Jin Jing focuses on training the body and strengthening the muscles and bones. Through special breathing techniques and movements, it stimulates the body's potential and achieves the effect of strengthening the body. On the other hand, the Xi Sui Jing focuses more on internal training, purifying the mind and enhancing spiritual strength, making one's will more resolute and the mind more pure."

While explaining, Li Ming demonstrated some basic movements and breathing techniques of Yi Jin Jing and Xi Sui Jing.

Each of his movements was standard and smooth, and each of his breaths seemed so natural and harmonious, allowing the monks present to feel the exquisiteness and depth of this martial art.

It seems to be just a few inconspicuous movements and breathing rhythms, but when combined with the internal energy techniques, these things are replicated on Li Ming's body with many special rhythms. Just by looking at Li Ming's posture, it is as if there is a Taoist rhyme flowing out, which makes people involuntarily immersed in it.

Not to mention that Li Ming also has many entries such as "being a role model", which are of great help to his teaching.

In addition, all of these abbots and elders are originally high monks, and their martial arts foundation is also the foundation of Buddhism. Li Ming was enlightened by the martial arts of Guangde Temple. Now the abbots feel that what they learn is extremely suitable for them, and everything goes so naturally. Even at this moment, several abbots have felt that the bottleneck that has troubled them for many years has been shaken.

These two martial arts were created by him in other worlds, and later refined and perfected. They are pure Buddhist mental methods. If one cultivates this skill with a solid foundation, no one will believe that he is a demon.

Perhaps the monks of Guangde Temple were a little skeptical at first, but following Li Ming's explanation and demonstration, they were truly impressed by the Bodhidharma, whom Li Ming mentioned. He was indeed a master of Buddhism who had never appeared in the world, and he had perfectly integrated the internal skills of Guangde Temple, and was even more like an upgraded version.

"Martial arts training isn't just about external movements; more importantly, it's about inner cultivation. This isn't referring to the depth of your internal energy, but rather to your Buddhist cultivation. The original purpose of martial arts is to strengthen the body, protect the Dao, and preserve oneself. Buddhists view the body as a mere shell, but the sea of ​​suffering is difficult to navigate. If this shell is damaged, one cannot reach the other shore. This is why Buddhism has so many martial arts and magical powers."

"But the Buddha's magical powers were obtained by the Buddha when he comprehended the Martial Monument. With a compassionate and bodhi heart, the magical powers naturally emerged. If later generations seek to cultivate magical powers and martial arts first, they will fall into the devil's way. Even if one has profound martial arts skills, if their mind is wandering, there will be no good results."

Li Ming's words were plain yet so extraordinary, like a wake-up call that was thought-provoking.

He left behind the two internal gong techniques, Yi Jin Jing and Xi Sui Jing, and then personally demonstrated numerous martial arts techniques. At his current level, he could easily deduce a martial arts technique and technique that would be difficult for an outsider to acquire in a lifetime. Not to mention the accumulation of countless reincarnations, even the initial stage was superior to countless honed family traditions.

Li Ming left behind a total of fifty-nine unique skills, plus the original thirteen skills from Guangde Temple, which made up exactly seventy-two unique skills. It can be regarded as a small easter egg, which lived up to the name of Bodhidharma that he borrowed.

Master Fabei looked thinner than he had been a few months ago, and seemed to have aged several years.

When he came to Li Ming with the letter to ask about his apprentice's situation, Li Ming felt a pang of sadness in his heart and even had the urge to cry.

Even after so many lifetimes, he still remembers what he said, forever and ever, and will never be heartless!

Even though he had already ascended to the throne of the Emperor of Heaven in that world, how could he remain indifferent when facing such an old man who cared about him?

Li Ming smiled and said, "Mingxin is very good, and his strength is improving very quickly. He is not some evil heretic. I wanted to find time to go to Xuantian Dao Sect to negotiate with him, but that guy was very stubborn and said he would wait until his strength improved significantly before appearing openly. He also said that this time would not be too short."

Fabei had a complicated expression on his face. He gently moved the Buddhist beads in his hand and looked into Li Ming's eyes and said.

"This child must have troubled you..."

Li Ming was silent for a moment before he said with a smile, "Not bad."

Fabei seemed to be smiling, and with some expectation in his eyes he said, "It's all right. If the Venerable can see my ignorant disciple again, please remember to bring a message for me, saying that I am doing well. I am eating vegetarian food and chanting Buddha's name in Guangde Temple. I have been doing this every day for decades. There is nothing wrong with it."

Li Ming felt even more sad after hearing this. He suppressed the impulse in his heart and listened carefully to Fabei's nagging. It was not known how long it had been before Fabei suddenly realized that he had said too much unknowingly and quickly apologized.

"I can't help myself at the moment, please understand."

How could Li Ming blame the old man? He took out a bottle of pills from his arms and said, "This is a bottle of Qi-nourishing pills. They can regulate the body and regulate the Qi and blood. They are not expensive, but they are a token of the child's love. Please accept them."

Fabei wanted to refuse at first, but seeing Li Ming's sincere eyes, he seemed to have thought of something and said softly, "In that case, I will accept it."

Li Ming also smiled from the bottom of his heart. Seeing that the old man was safe and sound, he felt relieved.

(End of this chapter)