passage of emptiness

The reading order of the Realm of Emptiness novels can be sorted according to the author and publication order. The following are some common sorting methods: 1. First read Overlooking the Scenery and Taking a Stand, then read Murder Investigation (Part 1), and finally read Pain Residue. 2. First read Overlooking the Scenery and Taking a Stand, then read Murder Investigation (Part 1), and finally read Pain Residue. 3. First read Overlooking the Scenery and Taking a Stand, then read Murder Investigation (Part 1), and finally read Pain Residue. 4. Read according to the author's order. First, read the author's works such as "Empty Realm"(original name: Overlooking the scenery to take a stand), then read "Murder Investigation (Part 1)" and finally read "Pain Residue". It should be noted that different readers may have different reading orders and preferences, so you can choose the reading order according to your own interests and reading experience.

The reading order of the Realm of Emptiness novels could be arranged in the following way: 1. Overlooking the Scenery and Peeping at Love 2. Murder Investigation (Part 1) 3. Cave of the Temple (original name: Before the Cave of the Temple) 4. Spiral of Confusion (Original Name: Before Spiral of Confusion) 5. Forget the Recording (Original Name: Before the Recording) 6. Murder Investigation (Part 2)(Original Name: Murder Investigation Part 2) 7. Remains of Pain (Original Name: After Remains of Pain) 8 Murder Investigation (Part 2)(Original Name: Murder Investigation Part 2) 9 Summer Remnants (Original Name: After Summer Remnants) Paragon 13 11. Spiral of Confusion (Part 2) 12 "Forgotten Recording (Part 2)" 13 "Remains of Pain (Part 2)"(Original Name: Remains of Pain) 14 Murder Investigation (Part 2) Summer Remnants (Part 2) It should be noted that this is only a rough reading order. The reader can adjust the reading order according to his own preferences and needs.

The Realm of Emptiness was a light novel by the Japanese light novelist, Mushroom Nasu. It was published in 2009 in the Weekly Shonen Jump. The story of the work revolved around a series of "supernatural events" and also involved traditional Japanese culture, philosophy, religion and other issues. The protagonist of the Empty Realm, Tama Sujo, was a young man who had a strong interest in supernatural events. He discovered some strange items in an accidental incident and was involved in a series of events because of these items. As the story unfolds, Dang Ma encounters a series of mysterious characters who have secrets related to supernatural events. Dang Ma will gradually uncover the truth of these mysterious characters. The Realm of Emptiness was a work with a philosophical depth. It explored the problems of human existence, the meaning of life, self-awareness, and other aspects. At the same time, it also integrated the elements of Japanese traditional culture to present a unique artistic style.

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The phrase "emptiness of nature" was used in Buddhism. "Origins" meant that there was nothing unique or permanent in the world. Everything was born from karma and harmony. This showed that things in the world did not exist out of thin air and could not exist alone. They had to rely on the combination of various conditions to be established. Once the conditions were lost, things would no longer exist, reflecting the mutual dependence of cause, fate and effect. For example, the Middle Agama Sutra said,"If this exists, that exists; if this does not exist, that does not exist; if this disappears, that disappears." "Emptiness of nature" refers to the false existence produced by karma and harmony. The nature is empty. If the nature is not empty, it cannot exist. This is the so-called "vacuum produces wonderful existence." The "emptiness" here does not mean that the external world does not exist at all. It has two meanings: First, the external world that we perceive is the result of the second construction of the brain. Although it is not real, it does not exist. Second, external things have no essence or no fixed essence, but this does not mean that things do not exist. In life,"origin" was divided into two situations: deliberate (such as actively walking into the campus) and passive acceptance (such as an unexpected encounter in the campus or the mountains and rivers in nature). Most of the time, people could not choose "origin", but they could decide "emptiness" according to their own feelings. That is, they could choose to end the relationship or state that was unfavorable to them in a period of "origin". For example, if he found out that something was harmful to him in the business, he would hold the relevant personnel accountable and end this "origin". In short, the concept of "emptiness of nature" contained a wealth of Buddhist wisdom. "Let go and become a Buddha, draw your saber!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

"Empty place" had many meanings and was interpreted differently in different context: - In the field of art, such as painting, poetry, and so on: - In painting, the parts with scenery were usually called real places, and the blank areas were called virtual places. It was also necessary to analyze specific things. For example, the house itself was real, but after the walls were painted white, they were relatively virtual. The moonlit sky was virtual, and with a few clouds, it became real. In a painting, the solid part, like the blank space in a dense mountain tree, is the virtual part of the real, and the large white part with a few faint clouds is the real part of the virtual. Moreover, there was a difference in the use of brush strokes. One stroke was more solid, but it also existed in the void. This was related to the weight of the ink and the lifting and pressing of the brush. The line to the end of the brush from the real to the virtual, virtual to the point where it could not be seen would instead make people feel rich, just like singing. If the beginning and end of the lines were too clear, no matter how many strokes there were, it would not be rich. When painting colors, the ink brush did not touch the mountains and trees, but dyed them. This was also a way to reflect reality. - In the creation of poems, there was a writing method called " combination of virtual and real." It could combine abstract narration with concrete description, or combine the description of real life with memories and imagination. The abstract narration and memories and imagination here could be regarded as virtual. For example, the emptiness in Jiang Kui's Ci was reflected in the fact that he did not describe the woman's misfortune in detail, but he could make people feel subtle emotions and make the charm of the Ci endless. - In describing people or things, any person has shortcomings, which is the weakness of the person; any thing has loopholes, which is the weak link of the thing, which can be regarded as the weakness of the thing. The novel " The Lost Seventeen " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

In some philosophical and life realm discussions,"emptiness" was regarded as a very high realm. From a philosophical point of view, Chuang Tzu's thoughts emphasized that it would be clearer to look at "existence" from the state of emptiness. Entering the state of emptiness could produce wisdom and see many things clearly. In the realm of life,"emptiness" had many manifestations. It could be a state of mind, like a calm mind in the dead of night, where one had nothing to ask for, nothing to desire, nothing to gain, and nothing to lose. In the philosophy of life, there was the emptiness of the body when busy, that is, to let the body relax temporarily; the emptiness of the mind when noisy, to empty the mind in the bustling; and the emptiness of the heart when everything was lonely, to restrain impulses and keep the heart pure and empty. However, people could not stay in a state of emptiness forever. After all, they still needed to work hard to achieve a better life. However, entering the realm of emptiness at the right time could make people live more comfortably. Therefore, in the context of a certain philosophy and life realm,"emptiness" could be considered a very high realm, but it was not the absolute highest realm. Different cultures, philosophical systems, and personal feelings might have different understandings.

The lyrics of " Endless Emptiness " were as follows: Why is it that here, tiredness is like half-drunk? I once hugged you in this space. There was only a sigh of reminiscence and silent tears. Who indulged her warmth tonight? The endless emptiness was like a blade quietly piercing through his heart. The love that he had been looking forward to, why couldn't he meet it in his life? Still here, powerless like half drunk. Who made my heart so cold? There was only a sigh of reminiscence and silent tears. Who indulged her warmth tonight? The endless emptiness was like a blade quietly piercing through his heart. The love that he had been looking forward to, why couldn't he meet it in his life? （Da La La …… ） "Luo Han's Lyric Collection" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!