The host was abducted by money

Chapter 723 Donor Wait Slowly (51)

"Who says I'm just thinking wildly, I saw it with my own eyes today!" The little monk spoke out a series of what he saw.

The two senior brothers just shook their heads and smiled, the younger senior brother clearly stared at the fox because the fox was brought back by senior brother Xuanqing, and he was afraid that she would snatch him away.

but……

It turned out that the fox hadn't seen a shadow for so many days, and it turned out that it was secretly looking for herbal medicine for senior brother Xuanqing to heal his internal injuries.

Goodness is goodness, everything has a spirit.

This fox has been with senior brother Xuanqing for a long time, and he has also been saved.

Obviously they were thinking too much.

Su Mu was just bored and wanted to find some precious medicinal materials to keep, and she threw them to Xuan Qing to eat, otherwise it would be too wasteful.

Xuan Qing listened to every word of the little junior brother outside.

The taste of herbs still remains between the lips and teeth...

Was it all her fault?

Xuan Qing's heart felt warm, and then he realized that the silvery figure appeared unconsciously in his mind. He closed his eyes and knocked on the wooden fish and chanted sutra in a low voice.

no, no...

The little monk also helped Su Mu gain a good impression in front of Xuan Qing.

At this moment, Su Mu was sitting with the abbot. The abbot was making tea. After the tea was made, he spoke slowly.

"Even the donor has been a guest in the temple for many days. Is he still used to it?"

"Thank you, abbot, for your concern. Everything is fine." Except that no good material was found, everything was fine.

After the abbot said politely, he began to explain why he was looking for her.

It turned out that he was talking to her about her following Xuan Qing.

He just hoped that she would not shake Xuan Qing. Xuan Qing's roots of wisdom are quite deep, and both he and Xuan Qing's master will train him as the next abbot of Renhua Temple.

Now, because of Su Mu's appearance, the child seemed to be shaken a little, so he entered the confinement room on his own.

Xuanqing's master said that all of this is Xuanqing's fate, but the abbot believes that it is human-made.

He looked after a good seed that grew up since he was a child. If it becomes a karma because of this, it will be ruined.

"Often I heard Xuanqing say that the six sense organs are pure, abbot, why is it called the six sense organs?" Su Mu asked lightly.

"The six roots refer to: eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind. The purity of the six roots is the state where there are no more distracting thoughts." The abbot answered.

"So, can the abbot achieve it?"

The abbot was silent, he realized what Su Mu meant, and finally put his hands together and said in a low voice: "Amitabha, benefactor, I am being rude."

He valued Xuanqing, so he tried to control his life in vain. This is his distracting thoughts, which is not the purity of the six senses.

Su Mu took a sip of tea, and then said calmly: "How can you achieve the purity of the six roots if you have never experienced the ups and downs, bitterness, hatred, and hatred in the human world?"

"If you can still keep your original intention after going through this, the abbot doesn't think, is this what Xuanqing needs to go through?"

"The way he understands now was instilled in him by the abbot and others. How much has he experienced? If he can achieve the purity of the six senses in such a state, will the newborn child have the purity of the six senses and have experienced all kinds of growth..."

Su Mu's meaning is the same as that of Xuan Qing's master.

Only after Su Mu told him so, the abbot only felt enlightened.

Live for a long time in silence.

He was like this. He was born in Renhua Temple since he was a child. He took Renhua Temple as his home and believed in Buddha. There was nothing wrong with it.

It's just that he confines himself to the monastery, and has never experienced the ups and downs, bitterness, hatred, and hatred that ordinary people should have.

(End of this chapter)