Buddha said:
Sanskrit "paramita," in this context, means reaching the Other Shore; interpreting it as transcending life and death, arising with attachments; as water has waves, it is named as this shore. Detached from attachments, without birth and death, like water freely flowing; it is named as the Other Shore, without life or death; no suffering, no sorrow, no desires, no demands; it is a blissful world where one forgets everything.
And there is a type of flower, beyond the Three Worlds; not within the Five Elements; it grows on the Other Shore of the Ruishui River, resplendent and scarlet red, that is the Other Shore Flower. When the Other Shore Flower blooms, it blooms on the Other Shore, the flower blooms without leaves, the leaves grow without flowers, desiring to meet but unable to see each other, alone on the road to the Other Shore.
Lin Tian couldn't help but recite, Zhang Lingyu turned to look at Lin Tian, eyes somewhat misty, gaze shifting complexly.
