Patriarch Bodhi gave a detailed exposition of the schools of the world, but Wukong was not interested in it. The patriarch was quite surprised by this, and he made a rare leap off the high platform and rebuked the monkey: "You stubborn monkey, why don't you learn this way? If you don't learn like that, how do you stay? Then, he eagerly walked up to Goku and knocked him on the skull three times with the ring ruler. Then he walked into the inner room with his hands behind his back, closed the middle door, and turned to leave.
His appearance was extremely annoyed, and the sound of knocking on his skull was also extremely loud, and his anger was unprecedented, which made everyone feel terrified. For a while, they blamed Wukong for offending and contradicting **.
However, Wukong was thus taught by his ancestor that he did not pass on the secret. Looking back at the patriarch's description of the four types of Dao Gates, the metaphor of the "Jingzi Gate" is evocative. The patriarch of Jingzimen compares it to "kiln head adobe", which is a very interesting analogy. The kiln is a place where various utensils are fired, and after being tempered by a fierce fire, the adobe is reborn and becomes an artifact. However, the meditator is like being at the furnace and not participating in it. The human body is like clay, and the meditating person is like a clay adobe, and although he is in a spiritual environment, he has not really entered the furnace of cultivation.
As for cultivation methods such as "entering the meditation and sitting down", whether they are real melting pots or not, the mysteries in them need to be carefully studied and pondered. Let's look forward to the next chapter, see you soon.