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"": "It had not shown itself through Gonpo.
It had shown itself through Rinpoche.
Yes, a Living Buddha was powerful. His realm had to be higher than that of someone who practiced yin spirit projection.
But a Living Buddha's body was weak. It was precisely because his fleshly shell was too weak that Rinpoche's body had been torn apart.
That was different from yin spirit projection. If someone was killed after performing soul seizure, their Yin Spirit's abilities remained.
A Living Buddha was entirely different. Once a Living Buddha died, he became like those Yang Spirits: only those with a karmic connection could see him.
Thus, Rinpoche could only reincarnate. He could no longer interfere with the situation!
His thoughts never paused. Luo Bin continued analyzing, and soon reached a conclusion.
He murmured to himself, "Physical strength limits their abilities. Just like when I first returned to my own body, I was so weak that even moving was a problem."
"Kong An reincarnated as Gonpo, Rinpoche reincarnated as Badan, and even that child who was Lama Agong's reincarnation-all their bodies limited their actual strength."
"White Oak was restricted too, but a Yin Spirit faces relatively fewer limitations. For a Living Buddha to stay alive after yang spirit projection, the restrictions are greater. An ordinary person's body simply can't withstand their presence for long. That's why reincarnation is a long-term, ongoing process."
"Also, when a Yang Spirit possesses an ordinary person, it causes irreparable damage to the body."
Having said that, Luo Bin became increasingly convinced that his analysis was correct!
The way out of this predicament was to force "Gonpo" to act, until his body could no longer withstand the damage caused by a Living Buddha's soul.
Then Kong An could no longer remain Gonpo or