Is this the price of dealing with the Rakshasa Ghost King?
The six Buddhas in the Hell Path could no longer afford to ponder deeper, subsequent issues. Facing the power of karma, they were trapped within samsara, bound by it, and powerless to act as they could only watch helplessly. This negative power, born from the collapse of the True Realm law system, poured toward the Western Buddhist Kingdom.
"Moo!"
Samsara trembled. This was the six Buddhas simultaneously releasing a lion's roar to awaken the Buddhist Kingdom on the other side.
They wanted the Buddhist Kingdom to make a decisive judgment and immediately sever its relationship with the Six Paths Samsara.
Only by doing this could the Western Pure Land remain untainted by karma.
It was not that the Western Buddhist Kingdom on the other side did not understand this logic, but it was too slow. Ultimately, it was too slow.
The Thirteen Ancient Buddhas from five kalpas ago were figures of great resolve, and the six Buddhas after five kalpas possessed an equally resolute heart, standing as the elites among the Buddhist Kingdom.
Yet when they all entered Nirvana and samsara, the Western Buddhist Kingdom also plunged into its weakest period. This was manifested not only in hard strength but also in "decisiveness."
When unexpected transformations arose, how could a judgment in the very first moment be made so easily?
If the Six Paths Samsara were truly so easy to abandon, how could the six Buddhas have sacrificed themselves to enter it?
To discard it casually—was that the true nature of human hearts?
In the time of just a few hesitations, the torrent of karma rolled past, shattering the independence of the Six Paths Samsara system, and a tidal wave of demonic corruption followed closely behind.
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