In the Tanjing written by Huineng, the sixth ancestor of China Zen Buddhism, there is such a passage:

The great circle mirror is pure wisdom, equal wisdom without disease, wonderful view of wisdom, equal wisdom.

The fruit of 5867 can't turn around, and the famous saying is not true. If you turn around mercilessly, you will be prosperous in Naga forever.

What does this mean? This ode is very profound, involving three-body and four-heart. Here, let's briefly explain this "Nagadin" first. Naga is Hindi, which translates into Chinese as dragon. Some people say that since there are dragons, why can't we see them? Because naga (dragon) is always in the middle of the game, naga is a big game for dragons. The dragon can be big or small, thick or thin, flying or swimming, and all kinds of magical changes are caused by its strength, so it is called "dragon". Therefore, naga's definition means diversity. How did master Huineng, the sixth ancestor, know this decision? Because he once surrendered to the dragon, the sixth ancestor said to the dragon, if you are a dragon, you should be able to show not only your big body, but also your small body. If not, you are not a dragon. The dragon didn't know it was a trick, so it became smaller. The sixth ancestor said again, you dare not come to my bowl. Although the dragon is very powerful, it is angry in ignorance. It jumped into the bowl at once, but it wanted to go out again, but it was impossible. Finally, he was surrendered by the six ancestors.