immortal

I suddenly understood what the blind man meant when he asked me "what will become of me".

If these scriptures about 28 days really describe a parallel world, it means that there are infinitely many possibilities in the world, such as the number of sands in the Ganges River.The universe is vast and vast, and Buddhism always says that the world is boundless and the sentient beings are countless.

Can't say.

"Earth-dwelling heavens and men and women's love affairs are the same as those in the human world. Yemotian knows restraint, Tushita's will is contentment, the first Zen heaven does not eat fireworks in the world, the second Zen heaven has only consciousness but no five senses, and the third Zen heaven only has consciousness..." Hei The blind man said this with a smile, put his finger on his glasses, and asked me, "Is it familiar?" Seeing that I was silent, he added, "Of course, everything is just speculation."

I said: "Or it refers to a certain state of the immortal? When I just met my little brother, he really didn't respond to the outside world. If you say he doesn't eat the fireworks... food is really not necessary for us... ..."

The younger brother interjected, "And Queen Mother Xi, he was almost like a rock when we found him."

I nodded. If I fell into a state of pure consciousness, I would really not have any reaction to the outside world. But now that I think about it, it is like a miracle that we can wait until the moment when he accidentally wakes up.

The blind man suddenly said: "Time is just an illusion of people." We all looked up at him, but he smiled and said, "It's not me, it's what Einstein said."

"You still know Einstein?"

"I've also been to Einstein's former residence," he said with a half-smile, "the place where the theory of relativity was written."

The little brother once commented on the blind man, saying that he was "unfathomable". I stared at the dark glasses of the man in front of me and murmured, "Who are you?"

It was rare for him to look serious, and he coughed before saying, "Good man."

I also went to college after I lost my original memory, but I really don’t have the impression of taking the college entrance examination. Of course, it’s hard for me to imagine myself sitting with a group of teenage high school students studying for the exam.It was just a third-rate university, and I was still a commuter, living in my third uncle's house every day, and I was confused for four years.

But I still know a little about the basic theory. The real space-time of the universe is multi-dimensional, and time and space are interdependent, and there is no absolutely independent space and time.According to this statement, then in the Buddhist scriptures, the gods and humans in the world of desire have heavenly eyes and heavenly ears, can see the past, know the future, come and go, and go without going. This situation can be easily explained by using the four-dimensional space.

The human world is three-dimensional, while the heavenly world is four-dimensional, and there is the possibility of higher dimensions. If the Tathagata is not a Buddha of the past or a Buddha of the future, it has already transcended the dimension of space and time, and is not bound and limited by time. The idea of ​​relativity. There is a famous statement in the "Diamond Sutra" that "the past mind cannot be obtained, the present mind cannot be obtained, and the future mind cannot be obtained." If it is interpreted according to Zen Buddhism, it is probably the same as form, emptiness, and form, but if it is substituted into the theory of relativity ?

I asked a question, and the younger brother hit the nail on the head.

"Any concept of time about the past, present, and future is illusory, and if it does not exist, it cannot be obtained."

He spoke with a solemn expression, even a little dignified, and the blind man also suppressed his smile. At that moment, the atmosphere on the table was extremely academic and solemn.And this is just an ordinary night. The macro universe and the trivial life are entangled in one place. Looking at it from another angle, the world is so grand and in front of me. I have some secret hopes from the bottom of my heart. Maybe there really is hope.

But it cannot be said, the three of us looked at each other silently for a long time, and my hands even trembled a little.

I have only one wish.keep him.

keep them.

"So," the blind man took a deep breath, and tapped on the table with his fingers.

"I have a plan."