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In the Ming Dynasty, Master Zhang Tianshi was always disturbed by his "monkey mind" (similar to modern people's anxiety disorder) when he was in seclusion. One day, a thunderbolt struck a 300-year-old red sandalwood tree in the mountains, and the charred wood core showed the Taoist "Qingjing Jing" characters. Taoists made 15 main beads from the spiritual wood, and used the silver slag from the alchemy furnace to refine the silver wire palindrome beads; the two-color tight hoop mantra beads, the upper half of the volcanic gold sand represents "restraint when getting angry", and the lower half of the North Sea black ice reminds "calmness requires wisdom", changing Sun Wukong's tight hoop into a Taoist version of "emotion regulator".
A contemporary worker's immortal cultivation order, following the Taoism of nature! Red sandalwood nourishes the liver, silver beads prevent villains, and the tight hoop mantra treats internal consumption.
