Journey to the West: I, Tripitaka, Accepted a Demon as a Disciple and Fought on the Mystical Mountain.

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Summary of the text: The passage revolves around complex interactions between Buddhist saints and spiritual beings. Zhun Ti and the Guiding Master are plotting against Tang Seng indirectly by targeting his disciples. Meanwhile, the Kaneyama Arhat experiences a profound spiritual transformation, breaking free from the Guiding Master's path and advancing his cultivation. The narrative explores themes of spiritual growth, cause and effect, and the intricate dynamics within the Buddhist cosmic realm, highlighting philosophical and metaphysical discussions about enlightenment and personal spiritual journeys.

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