Buddhism says that as long as you have a thought, you don't know when, this idea will come true, and sure enough.
I have a lot of places, but I don't have many impressions, for example, I have been to many Yaowang Temple, Yaowang Cave, but this is the only one I have always thought about.
This Yaowang Cave is located in Xishuyu, and when I saw it at first sight, I liked it because of this gate.
When I went there in autumn, the temple gate was built along the mountain, and there were more than a dozen steps paved with stones, on which weeds grew mixed together, as if you were walking up and opening the door, it was a mysterious world.
Last time I came
But the door is closed, and you can't get in. Later, I inquired that it was not deserted, and that there were people living there.
This time I still turned to Xishuyu, my mind moved, and I drove to the door of Yaowang Cave again, this time it was winter, there was no greenery, and it was even more bleak.
There was a forestry checkpoint next to the temple, and when I returned, I found that there was a sign on one side that read "From this is the temple of Yakuo", and if I looked closely, there was indeed a dirt road up the mountain.
Abandoned the car and walked up, sure enough, I saw a gate wrapped in wire, pushed the door in, and there were several buildings scattered inside, and the green bamboo covered the remnants of the snow mottled.
These houses are relatively old, and there is a two-story building, the yard is drying red, red, green and green colored flags, and the two-story building looks old, and it is indeed a carved beam and painted building.
Looking at this, a woman came out of the side house and said that Master had gone out to run errands, and I couldn't walk around.
I said that if I don't walk around, I just give the medicine to the prince.
This temple has a story. It is said that the medicine prince is collecting medicine here, and he sees a tree, the tree has a hole, and there is a spring in the hole.
There is a deep pool and spring water in the Yaowang Cave, and the full name here is the Yaowang Cave of the Wind Building.
This "Wind Tower" is said to be the Tang Dynasty's Yin Kaishan once led troops here, and built a "Wind Tower" here.
When I asked where the Yaowang Spring was, the woman couldn't speak clearly, and it took me a long time to understand that either she didn't know or that the spring water had long since been found.
I looked in the direction of the original gate, and it was indeed low from here, but there were still stone steps, and the stone steps could not be walked on, so I went down the dirt road beside it.
This gate is an archway type, or a small two-storey, with a small attic style.
Interestingly, the text above, on the left:
Jade Decree: Hell Play Enlightenment Road Qingyun Sanctuary Column (Xianban?) Luanmen was ordered to write the Book of Heaven Puhua Sancao Dao (not false?)
There are also words next to it: There is Rong Degao and no evil, and he is self-absorbed for good and evil
On the right is:
Yi Zhi: The Great Dao selflessly descends to the sage and the original spirit is looking forward to the early (return to heaven?) The mystery has not been lightly leaked since ancient times, and the good time is given (treasure?)
The words next to it are: Heaven and earth are selfless, good and evil are manifested, and those who follow the heavens survive and those who rebel against the heavens die
There are indeed a lot of words, and they all seem to have little to do with the medicine prince, who treats diseases and saves people, as if he doesn't care about the rights and wrongs of the world, and he doesn't like to scare people.
I turned around and looked at the steps up, which was the same as the one outside the door, but the foundation was soft and not solid, and there was some snow on it, so I didn't dare to walk.
I didn't meet the Taoist, I didn't see the clear spring, and the inside of this Yaowang Cave didn't seem to be as beautiful as I imagined.
In fact, people are like this, they keep thinking about it before they attain enlightenment, and when they really arrive, they find that they are not like that, so sometimes, some things can never be obtained, and it is good to give you a vision.
It's like this Medicine King Cave.
Turning around and leaving Yaowang Cave, looking at the mountains in the waterlogged valley, layer by layer, I think I am hypocritical, the green mountains are speechless, the years have traces, nothing has changed, it is me who has changed.
Walking in the wilderness, visiting the road to explore the secluded, vernacular slang, and asking questions. Go to the mountains, forests and countryside, explore the beautiful scenery around you, and feel the folk customs. Welcome to follow, welcome to forward.