Emei Mountain Lingbi Cliff Taiyuan Cave.
Deng Chanyun chose to close her eyes to prove her attainment of the true immortal path, but this shutdown was not the kind that "I have to break through, if I don't break through I will keep at it, I won't come out at all."
The Xuan door emphasizes following nature. When faced with obstacles, you must stop, ponder carefully, and then attempt to break through the barrier again.
She realized a completely new realm from the merit and virtue of creating the heavens, shedding the previous method of being brave and resolute, taking powerful elixirs, consuming various celestial talents and treasures, and not giving up until she had broken through.
As the days passed, she found herself becoming more and more hesitant as she got closer to the attainment of the title of a Martial Immortal.
Da Ji was playing with Tingting on the sidelines and saw the anxiety in her expression. She asked puzzledly, "What's the point of hesitation? Didn't you practice quite resolutely before?"
Deng Chanyu didn't know how to describe this feeling.
The merit and virtue of creating the heavens gave her a new perspective and a new experience.
The fluctuating energy between heaven and earth can be called spiritual essence. If one gains favor from the Dao by absorbing spiritual essence, or sees traces of the Dao's existence through a unique perspective, and thus receives enlightenment, this enlightenment can be called a spiritual insight.
Deng Chanyu completely entered a meditative state, shedding her physical body, past beliefs, and even her personal traces of existence. Beyond her body, soul, essence, and true spirit, she refined the most essential and core part of herself. This "self" is referred to as the soul by the celestial measure.
She transformed into a spiritual being that abandoned all desires, allowing her to communicate smoothly with the Dao, listen to its voice, and feel its true meaning.
This state is extremely strong, but she always fears that she might lose control and completely merge with the Dao at some point. At that time, she would become a part of the Dao, and Deng Chanyun would definitely no longer exist.
She had practiced herself into non-existence, which, though comical to say, she felt was a possibility that could happen.
She said, "I want to try a unique method of cultivation. Help me watch over it, and if you think I'm not right, wake me up immediately."
Da Ji's bright eyes had a trace of confusion: "How to wake up?"
Deng Chanyu thought for a moment: "Well, just... just hit me. Go ahead, slap my head!"
Da Ji silently pulled out a copper hammer from her sleeve, the head of which was as big as a watermelon.
She moved her hands with practiced ease, indicating with two gestures, "Is this okay?"
How did you hide a hammer on you? Deng Chanyu rolled her eyes, and the great white dog Di ting laughed in a very human-like manner.
She had intended to let Da Ji change to a different one, but she also feared that Da Ji would pull out a weapon like a beheading sword or something. The design of the hammer wasn't too of the Wurxian tribe, considering its weight and the hardness of her own head, she nodded lightly, "That one will do."
She sat on a lotus seat, Da Ji was opposite her, sitting in front of her, the distance between them was only one arm.
Ignoring the copper hammer in Da Ji's hand, just looking at her posture, she indeed seemed solemn and dignified, as if she were a high monk.
Deng Chanyu closed her eyes and opened them again quickly.
Da Ji waited for more than ten breaths before she softly asked, "When should we start?"
Deng Chanyu was a little unsure how to say it: "It's already over, did you notice anything wrong?"
