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

Summary

The passage describes a profound dialogue between the Bodhi Patriarch and Wu Kong, focusing on spiritual cultivation, life lessons, and personal growth. The master imparts wisdom about navigating life's challenges, understanding human nature, and maintaining one's true self. He warns Wu Kong about potential future tribulations, emphasizing the importance of self-preservation, understanding compromise, and recognizing that while magical arts are powerful, inner demons can pose significant challenges. The conversation reveals deep philosophical insights about personal development, karma, and the complexities of human interactions.

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