They symbolize the seven tributes offered by believers to Sakyamuni before he became a Buddha.

Because in Buddhist thought, "water" represents the nature of "emptiness" and can be transformed into the holy fruit of Prajna. The upper part can be Bodhi dew that leads people into dreams, the middle part can be thousands of flowing water for people to wash their mortal bodies, and the bottom part can be a drop of Huangquan to forget worries.

Water in Taoism is "nature". Water has no normal state and is carefree. We pay attention to its shape and its nature. Laojun said that "the best is like water", which can be understood by observing the state of water.

But when these seven bowls of water fell into Chen Jue's eyes, they coincided with the concept of drinking water for seven days to detoxify in Bigu Gong that he had learned before.

It seems that when Sakyamuni attained enlightenment through alms, he had already attained immortality and also understood the method of using water to purify the body.

Staring at the seven bowls of water and feeling something, and listening to the lama chanting sutras in his ears, Chen Jue felt something. He found a futon and sat down, put down his backpack, and sat on the futon.

Sitting cross-legged, he placed his hands in front of his chest in a series of seals, and uttered a Sanskrit sound like thunderous thunder: "Om, moo!"

This is the fundamental sound of the Purification Mantra, and it is also the three musical scales representing heaven, earth, and man in Buddhism.

In the understanding of Buddhist believers, these three musical scales have the effect of curing diseases, longevity, increasing wisdom, and enlightening wisdom. However, under Chen Jue's [inner vision] perception, he could see the cells in his body in this purification mantra.

Under the vibration of the sound waves, he began to become calm and restrained. Even in conjunction with the practice of Bigu Gong, he continued to expel impurities and toxins produced in cell metabolism.

As Chen Jue's chanting became louder and louder, gradually overpowering the chanting of the lamas in the temple, many lamas who were doing their homework began to look for the sound and looked at Chen Jue curiously.

One of the old lamas with white beard and hair, after seeing Chen Jue, exclaimed in disbelief: "Zhu Gu!"

"This benefactor is already a reincarnated sage!"

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This chapter is a bit long, so the update was late and delayed. It’s a two-in-one. I went to take a shower and see if I can update it later. The latest chapter has been stuck since early in the morning. I stayed up late last night 1

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