The Legend of Situ Shankong.

Summary

The narrator recounts their harrowing experience in a prison-like setting, where they are subjected to mockery and physical abuse. After witnessing a tragic event, they attempt to summon spiritual troops for revenge but are hindered by a wise monk, who emphasizes the futility of vengeance. The monk, despite his own suffering, shares profound insights about compassion, the consequences of hatred, and the importance of spiritual liberation. Through their dialogue, the narrator learns the value of restraint and the dangers of succumbing to malevolence. Their connection reveals the monk's resilience and commitment to Buddhist principles, even amidst turmoil.

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