Lu Ren opened his eyes and looked at the old monk Subodhi, pondering in his heart: "This is a Taoist term, aren't you a monk from the Buddhist Zen Sect?"
Listening doesn't hurt, but one must understand the language traps set by the other party, ignore them and not take the bait.
Subodhi smiled slightly: "To me, Buddha is Tao, what difference is there between the two."
After a pause, he continued: "In the Inner Realm, Tao speaks of reaching extreme emptiness and maintaining true tranquility, while the Zen Sect calls it a state of meditation. However, whether it is the Taoist Sect or the Buddhist Sect, they speak of the same place, deep in the mind, the Yellow Court Inner Realm, within the state of meditation, where you can accomplish many incredible things unseen, unheard, and unknown to ordinary people. This is a place for enlightenment, also a rest stop on the road ahead."
