Is it the water or the moon?
Time passes like this, yet never does it truly go anywhere; filling up and emptying like that, yet ultimately it neither decreases nor increases.
If you observe from the perspective of change, then even Heaven and Earth cannot last a moment; if you view from the perspective of the unchanging, then all things and I are limitless.
What constitutes true immortality?
It is not that an object never perishes and exists eternally, that's unrealistic.
It's like this water, continuously flowing yet not truly passing away, just constantly cycling, much like the bright moon waxes and wanes, and yet in the end, it neither grows nor diminishes.
All things and events in the world are constantly changing, not even stopping for the blink of an eye, but at the same time, to "me", all things are eternal, immortal.
Life begetting life, that is immortality!
As epiphanies continually arose, an inexplicable Taoist charm began to rise from within Lu Qingshan's mind.
