Calamities in Journey to the West? My heart and form are both void.

Summary

In the narrative, Wu Kong imparts wisdom about the nature of truth and illusion, emphasizing that both Buddha and demons can coexist in one's thoughts. Xuanzang learns that appearances can be deceptive, and that true understanding of Buddha comes from the heart. As they journey, Xuanzang reflects on his misjudgments regarding people. Meanwhile, Xin He, concerned for Wu Kong's safety after a conflict with the Bodhisattva, navigates her feelings about her mother and her brother's fate. The dialogue reveals her desire for Wu Kong's release while acknowledging the complexities of their world, showcasing themes of perception, duty, and the nature of relationships.

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