The monks followed the "Joyful Nirvana Dao," yet they were able to occupy a corner of the world instead of being forced into exile overseas. This alone was proof of their Sect's strength.
However, unlike the Sword Pavilion or the Stain Sect with their many different techniques, the monks cultivated nothing else, focusing only on a single Scripture.
Its name was the Enlightenment Mahayana Sutra.
It was said that this Scripture was passed down by the Bhagavat of the Joyful Nirvana Dao. Its purpose was to guide people toward goodness, to achieve Nirvana after worldly cessation, and through this, to find the "True Self."
However, this "True Self" was not the monk's own self.
It was the "self" of that Bhagavat.
When one cultivated the Joyful Nirvana Dao to its extreme, they would extinguish their own self and comprehend the principle of "I am the Bhagavat, the Bhagavat is me." From that point on, they would be one and the same as the Bhagavat.
