The moment the Monkey King had the idea of cultivating the Dao, the entire universe shook. What kind of force makes the heavens and the earth change color? It turned out that the moment his mind turned, the force of nature was also activated.
So, how does this force work? Listen to me. This monkey, who has not left Huaguo Mountain for more than 300 years since its birth, has now shown unprecedented courage. He made a raft out of dead pine, and held a bamboo pole as a basket to support the raft, heading towards the boundless sea. To go to that unknown distant continent, for us modern people, just imagination is enough to make people frightened. Moreover, he did not have any sailing experience. Ignorant of the wind season and the laws of ocean currents, a small raft and penny are likely to drown at the bottom of the sea if they encounter a huge wave. Moreover, he didn't carry much food and water, so how would he survive once he ran out of food? However, it is precisely because of his firm belief that Tiangong seems to have been moved.
First of all, the southeast wind came at the right time and continued to help him. Secondly, the raft was not damaged, and it seemed that the wind was just right to carry him forward. In the end, he made it to the southern Ganbu continent with precision. However, the southern Ganbu continent he visited was not the ideal place for him, so he decided to continue his wandering in search of a true fairyland. He once again hitchhiked and arrived at Xiniu Hezhou smoothly. I suspect that from Nanbu Continent to West Niuhe Continent, it is likely that a continuous northwest wind helped him. You see, once the idea of monasticism is born, the whole universe seems to be helping it.
This is the concept of the unity of heaven and man in traditional Chinese culture, and there is no boundary between heaven and earth. Every decision and action is actually closely related to heaven and earth. The combination of the Monkey King's unwavering belief and the power of nature shows us the profound meaning of this philosophy.