Lao Tzu had a servant named Xu Jia, who had been employed by Lao Tzu since he was young. Lao Tzu promised to give him a hundred dollars a day as a wage, but he never paid it, and finally owed Xu Jia a total of 7.2 million yuan. Xu Jia was anxious to see that Lao Tzu was about to leave the customs, but he was worried that he would not be able to get the salary, so he found someone to help him write a complaint and reported it to the magistrate Ling Yin Xi.
The person who helped Xu Jia write the form did not know that Xu Jia had followed Lao Tzu for more than 200 years, only that if the lawsuit was won, Xu Jia could get a lot of money, and the millionaire would wholeheartedly write the letter for Xu Jia, and at the same time agreed to marry his daughter to Xu Jia.
Xu Jia saw that this person's daughter was as beautiful as a flower, and he was more determined to tear up with Lao Tzu, and came to the county court to ask Yin Xi to administer justice.
Ling Yin Xi summoned Lao Tzu, and Lao Tzu said to Xu Jia, "You should have died a long time ago." It was because I was poor and couldn't even afford to hire a miscellaneous person, so I used you. Moreover, it is precisely because I gave you the 'Tai Xuan Qing Sheng Charm' that you have lived to this day. Why are you suing me? I promised you that as long as you cultivate hard and arrive in the Sabbath Country, I will use gold to calculate your wages and give you all of them. Can't you just wait? ”
For Lao Tzu's words, Xu Jia did not care, and cared more about his salary not being settled. Lao Tzu let Xu Jia spit out his "Taixuan Qingsheng Charm", and the cinnabar characters on the charm looked like they had just been written. As a result, Xu Jia had just spat out the Taixuan Qing Sheng Charm and became a dry bone. On the side, Yin Xi was startled and hurriedly interceded with Lao Zi on behalf of Xu Jia, saying that he was willing to pay off the debt for Lao Zi.
Lao Tzu was not the one who did not understand things, so he threw the Taixuan Qing Sheng Charm back. Xu Jia received the spell and immediately resurrected. Later, Ling Yin Xi repaid two million dollars for Lao Tzu and sent Xu Jia away. At the same time, Ling Yin Xi was also extremely impressed by Lao Tzu's spell and begged Lao Tzu to accept him as an apprentice. Lao Tzu saw that Ling Yin Xi was pure in nature and impartial in his tenure as an official, so he passed on the art of immortality to him.
Xi knew that Lao Tzu was about to leave the customs, and there were few opportunities to contact him, so he tried his best to learn from Lao Tzu and discussed with him more profound learning. Lao Tzu also admired Xi's eagerness to learn, so he dictated five thousand words. Xi went back to cultivate according to Lao Tzu's instructions, and indeed he became an immortal. The five thousand words that Lao Tzu dictated to Yin Xi were also recorded by him, which was the later Taoist masterpiece "Tao Te Ching".
According to the "General Records of the True Immortal Body Dao of the Past Generations", it is no accident that Yin Xicheng immortals are made. He was a giant husband in King Chukang of Zhou, and later a guest friend of the Eastern Palace, a building of grass, and looked up at qianxiang. One day, he was looking at the stars at night, and when he saw the purple qi in the east going west, and the saint had the sign of leaving the pass, he asked to go to Hangu Pass as Ling Yin. Sure enough, he waited for Lao Tzu at Hangu Pass and worshipped Lao Tzu as his teacher.
After Ling Yin Xi became an immortal, Lao Jun gave him the Jade Book Of Golden Text, Mr. Wen Shi, and the testimony was the Supreme True Person, and the Jade Qing Shangxiang was one of the four phases of the Tianfu. His position was above that of the Twenty-Four Heavenly Kings, commanding eighty thousand immortals. At the same time, he was also the ancestor of the Taoist Louguan School and the Wenshi Sect, which had an important impact on the formation of Taoism. The story of Ling Yinxi also tells us that we must have foresight as a person, and we must not bury our great future because of temporary interests. #历史 #
