Perfect Super Natural Power

At night, Lu Yonghao went back to his room alone. All day, he had been busy with the company's matters. When everyone had gotten off work, he was still working overtime.    

    

In the living room, Chiang Huayue and the other girls were sitting in the living room, watching TV and chatting. When they saw that Lu Yonghao had returned, Chen Yan couldn't help but ask, "Yonghao, you don't have to work so hard, do you?"    

    

These days, Lu Yonghao had been involved in the company's affairs every day. Although the girls were not surprised, but when Chen Yan saw Lu Yonghao's tired expression, she couldn't help but feel sorry for him.    

    

"I'm fine." Lu Yonghao said reluctantly and walked into the room.    

    

When the girls at the side saw this, they couldn't help but look at each other in dismay, but they didn't say anything because they knew that Lu Yonghao was like that. If they talked too much, it would only make Lu Yonghao annoyed.    

    

At this moment, he felt a little tired. At this moment, he just wanted to get a good night's sleep, but at this moment, his heart suddenly became very tranquil, and he was in a very strange state.    

    

He couldn't say what it was, but he could feel how peaceful he was at that moment. Suddenly, he thought of the serenity of the Daoist family.    

    

Quiet is to achieve the peace of mind, the quiet of the surrounding environment is just an appearance. Many people envied the deities and felt that they lived in a good place! Green pine and white fog, tea game books and swords, no signs of human habitation, only the immortal crane accompanying it. It would be so easy to talk about peace and quiet in such a place. Therefore, in order to practice the immortal arts, one had to have such a precious land. With such a precious land, one would naturally become a deity.    

    

In fact, the scene was largely romanticized. Regardless of whether it was the tea or the crane, they were both "yes" and "yes". It can also ruin the peace and quiet of people. Where in this world could there be such a place as true peace and quiet?    

    

In the ballroom, even if one's voice was broken, no one could hear it. After two sips and a girl's movements, the drum beat was like a gurgling stream, because the overall environment in the ballroom was too noisy; but even in a quiet night, when a few rats fought each other, it would make a person with an unhealthy mind feel as if it were a ghost's cry. In a quiet environment like this, a needle would drop like a thunderstorm.    

    

The howls and howls of ghosts in the ballroom and the gentle breeze in the pine forest were not the same, but in different environments, they were enough to disturb people. The interference with their nerves was absolute, just as great.    

    

A Feng Shui Yi Master had once said that cultivation did not necessarily involve going to an old forest, a heavenly paradise. If a person could spend a day in a bustling city, his kung fu would be comparable to a hundred days outside the world. The simple Taoist dialectical point of view holds that "yes" and "no" are absolute. No matter how few, they were all "yes". To compare zero in mathematics to "none", zero times any number gets zero, no matter how big or small it is. Therefore, regardless of whether the environment was good or bad, the city and the countryside, there was no difference between the secular world and the secular world. Only when one reached the "nil" state could it truly be "quiet" and not be disturbed by any phenomena.    

    

There is no difference between Xishi and Qin Kui; nor is there any difference between Yue Fei and Qin Kui; nor is there any difference between bitter tea or light rice and ginseng bear's paw; nor does the coarse linen suit yield to gold and silk; nor does it displease the gods, nor does it startle the spirits; all things in the world are one with me, dissolving into nothingness and dissolving into nothingness. So quiet, gradually entering the truth.    

    

Of course, it was almost impossible to reach this level. In the view of Mr. Nan-Huai Jin, a master of Taishan Beidou who is proficient in learning and fluent in Confucianism, there are only two kinds of people who could possibly reach this level. One is the dead, the other is the unborn, otherwise no one would be able to achieve complete peace of mind.    

    

It was impossible for mortals to truly reach the highest level of tranquility, but quietness was one's natural instinct.    

    

Lu Yonghao recalled. He was so tired that he was about to fall asleep, but after thinking about it, his mind went blank. He sat up on the bed and laid down on it.    

    

This kind of situation rarely occurred in Lu Yonghao's memory. He realized that there must be a reason for this to happen. Thus, he could not help but turn on the computer beside him and search for related comments on the internet.    

    

Following that, he saw something related to it.    

    

"Madam's mind is clear, and her heart is disturbed. The heart is calm, and one wants to lead it."    

    

This was the opening verse of the second verse of the "Old Lord Taishang said that it was often quiet and quiet". "They talked about how the peace and quiet had been broken." Madame is so clear-headed, and her heart is so disturbed. " That is to say, the essence of man is clear and pure. But the human heart can't wait for people to calm down. The spirit here could be understood as the primordial spirit. Taoism believed that there were two kinds of "gods", the primordial spirit and the divine spirit. When a human was in the foetal stage and in the early infancy stage, the primordial spirit was active, it was the function of the primordial spirit. The primordial spirit was a kind of endless energy that could create a world with extremes as well as matter.    

    

"Heart", in other words, the God of Consciousness, was an extremely invisible material, or supermaterial, a product of the Primal Chaos. The primordial spirit would gradually degenerate after receiving external things and stimuli, forming an "understanding" in which the consciousness would be replaced by the primordial spirit after the creation of the consciousness. From then on, all human thoughts are the function of God, such as emotions, preferences, logical abilities and cognitive abilities. The stronger the ability or perception, the stronger the consciousness. At this time, the primordial spirit would be like dead, or perhaps sleeping in the depths of the body, unable to affect people at all. If one wanted their "primordial spirit" to exist, one must not accept things from the extreme worlds.    

    

As he watched, Lu Yonghao couldn't help but have a question in his heart. It was that he was clearly practising martial arts, why was he so interested in Buddhism and Taoism?    

    

He began to doubt whether he had gone astray, but after some thought, he felt that this was not the case. Whether it was the first time he was in the Emptiness Realm or the current Dao Enlightenment Realm, their contents were completely related to Buddhism and Dao Arts. Moreover, if he had truly learned them wrongly, then something would have gone wrong long ago, so he was not mistaken.    

    

Moreover, Special Ability Pen were not normal existences, they could not be considered by common sense.    

    

After thinking about this, Lu Yonghao no longer had any doubts in his heart. He continued to read the comments he saw online.    

    

According to the internet, "The human heart is peaceful, and one wants to hold onto it." The human heart is also peaceful, and so is the divine soul, but the existence of desire makes its "peace" impossible to be realized peacefully. The birth and development of desire and the creation and development of the God of Consciousness are in fact in sync. In other words, although the God of Consciousness is very quiet, the desire that the God of Consciousness produces makes him unable to "calm". The two things are like the poles of yin and yang, both living and dying at the same time.    

    

Thinking about the two extremes, Lu Yonghao couldn't help but recall the relevant content he had seen before.    

    

The two extremes could be divided into two types. The first type was the Grand Dao of Limitless. This meant that there was no boundary, no limit, and also no limit. The other type was yin and yang. yin and yang were formed by the Dao.    

    

The Dao is the highest, and yin and yang are nothing but the materialization of the Dao.    

    

There was a saying that everyone knew: the Grand Primal is born from the Everlasting, the Grand Primal is born from the Two Elements, the Two Elements are born from the Four Appearances, the Four Appearances are born from the Eight Trigrams, and the Eight Trigrams are born from all living things.    

    

The Limitless in here refers to the Dao. If it is created, it is formed. As for the Yin and Yang elements behind it, they are formed by the Dao.    

    

While Lu Yonghao was thinking, a strange feeling came over him. He felt as if he was in the vast sky, the world was vast, and he was alone. The wind blew from the sky and fluttered his clothes.    

    

Hu hu!    

    

At this moment, a wind began to blow within his body. He discovered that his power had been split into two, and had unknowingly taken the shape of a Taiji eight trigrams.    

    

After Lu Yonghao noticed this situation, he couldn't help but be shocked. He didn't move just now because he was thinking about the peace and quiet of the Taoists and then thinking about the two extremes of Taoism. He never would have thought that just like that, the cultivation technique inside his body would suddenly change accordingly.    

    

At the same time, Lu Yonghao felt that when the Qi Method in his body entered the Eight Trigrams pattern, his whole feeling changed and the circulation speed of his power increased. In the past, the cultivation of his body was like a river flowing through the mountains. However, now, there were only two rivers flowing in the same direction.    

    

The two rivers were forcing each other, causing each other to move faster. This also caused the current speed of each river to be three times faster than before.    

    

This was a huge improvement; it meant that he had been practicing for one day, which was the previous three days.    

    

Lu Yonghao suddenly thought of a situation. Before, if he did not train, the power in his body would automatically circulate, but if he trained on his own, the speed would be three times faster than when he was training on his own.    

    

Thinking of this, Lu Yonghao no longer hesitated and directly started cultivating.    

    

When he first started cultivating, he couldn't help but be shocked because the speed of his cultivation was ten times faster than when he was moving on his own. In other words, the one day he was training for was ten days compared to the month he was moving on his own.    

    

Thinking of this, Lu Yonghao's interest in training was piqued.    

    

Moreover, he had been busy with the company's matters recently, so he hadn't put too much effort into cultivating. But now, after experiencing this situation, he wanted to improve himself, because he really wanted to see what the next breakthrough would be like.    

    

He even wondered if he would be able to become a peerless master if he continued his training.