Shen Yue's words were somewhat convoluted, but he was very clear about his conclusions.
Formation, stability, decay, emptiness!
This is the Buddhist explanation of the universe. In Buddhism, it is believed that not only do people undergo the six paths of reincarnation, but the birth and death of the universe is also a cycle. First, the birth of the universe (formation), then its stability (stability), followed by its decay (decay), and finally its extinction (emptiness).
As early as thousands of years ago, Shakyamuni proposed the cyclical view of the universe, yet contemporary humans are entangled in the gains and losses in front of them, sometimes choosing to ignore death due to fear, or handing over their fate to others.
What they do not know is—others are equally ignorant of this.
The universe will naturally also perish.
