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Chapter 1082 You protect all living beings, I will protect you¡¾26¡¿

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    The old abbot was hunched over, wearing ginger monk robes and a string of Buddhist beads on his chest.  His face is old, his eyebrows are white, his eye sockets are deep and grooved, and his eyes are cloudy but not clear.

    The old abbot looked at Yan Fan who was sloppy, and he sighed softly, "I came here just to give you a message."

    Yan Fan got up from the chair. He did not ask the old abbot what he meant, but said casually: "Since you are old and your legs are not good, you should sit down first. Don't ask me to take you back to the Zen room."

    Hearing this, the old abbot shook his head, "No."

    The old abbot glanced at him, Yan Fan looked at him, and then slowly put away the lazy naughtiness on his face.

    Yan Fan saw the old abbot put a page of book on the table in front of him. The old abbot sighed, turned around and left slowly.

    Yan Fan did not look at the piece of paper on the table, but frowned at the old abbot's staggering steps. He said, "Hey, old monk, I'd better take you back."

    Hearing this, the old abbot stopped and shook his head with a smile, "No need, I'm still not strong enough to walk."

    The old abbot refused to let Yan Fan give it away, so Yan Fan didn't give it away.

    He turned around and picked up the page. When he saw the line of words on the page, Yan Fan froze.

    I seemed to hear the old abbot¡¯s hoarse and rich voice behind me¡ª¡ª

    "Those who meet will be determined to leave, and pray for each session."

    Yan Fan recited this sentence silently in his heart, and then smiled coolly with the corner of his mouth pulled.

    He released his fingertips, and a gust of wind blew over.  The page of paper blew away with the wind, further and further away

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    Afterwards, the monks at Fanyin Temple were surprised to find that they saw Yan Fan several times during morning classes.

    He was still lazy and didn't seem to care about anything. He kept shouting "Old Monk" to the old abbot.  The uncles next to him were very angry, saying that Senior Brother Yan Fan had no rules, but the old abbot was not angry at all. Instead, he condoned Senior Brother Yan Fan's shouting.

    When everyone was closing their eyes and reciting sutras and chanting the Buddha devoutly, Senior Brother Yan Fan was looking around lazily, looking very naughty.

    Brother Yan Fan often makes the uncles in the temple jump with anger, especially Uncle Daozhen. Every time, the novice monks in the temple can always hear the voice of Uncle Daozhen scolding Brother Yan Fan.

    It is said that Master Daozhen caught Senior Brother Yan Fan secretly eating pheasant and drinking wine, and Master Daozhen was punishing Senior Brother Yan Fan to copy scriptures again.

    Brother Yan Fan refused to copy it, so he was imprisoned in the Sutra Pavilion by Uncle Daozhen.

    Then one day, the young novice monks found a book in the Sutra Pavilion that had been passed down from generation to generation by the respected elders of the temple. The content in the book was nothing more than inspirational and touching stories about how they sacrificed themselves for others to educate sentient beings and finally achieved enlightenment. There were also some shocking stories.  Chicken soup for the soul.

    As a result, the novice novices saw two words left on the signature on the last page of the book -

    ¡¾false¡¿

    In the end, Senior Uncle Daozhen found out about the matter, and Senior Brother Yan Fan was punished again.

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    Note: "Meeting and separation" comes from the Nirvana Sutra of Buddhism. The sutra says: "The prosperity of husbands will inevitably lead to decline, and the separation of reunions will occur."  It means that people who meet often in the world will sometimes be separated, and those who meet will eventually be separated.

    "One period, one prayer" comes from the variation of "one period, one meeting" in Japanese Zen.

    The two sentences together mean that we should regard meeting everyone as a once-in-a-lifetime fate.

    So, you should cherish every encounter you have with everyone.

    If you miss it, you will never meet it again.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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