CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Was Jin Chanzi's previous life a six-winged golden cicada? What kind of person is the six-winged golden cicada?

Was Jin Chanzi's previous life a six-winged golden cicada? What kind of person is the six-winged golden cicada?

The six-winged golden cicada, the previous life of Jin Chanzi, actually refers to the previous life of the monk Tang Jian. Tang Monk was once a disciple of Tathagata, and was Jin Chanzi, known as the elder Jin Chanzi by everyone. In fact, the predecessor of Jin Chanzi was very powerful, and was the six-winged golden cicada in ancient times, which was also called the six-winged celestial silkworm at that time. In the legend, the six-winged golden cicada was very powerful and greedy.

1. Who is the Six-winged Golden Cicada?

The six-winged cicada was born from the beginning of chaos and the extreme evil and greed of heaven and earth. The six-winged cicada itself is not afraid of water and fire, and is invulnerable to swords and guns. Its six wings are like knives with great destructive power. However, the six-winged cicada is very smart. It specializes in eating some creatures of the six paths, even some demons and monsters. It will eat almost anything it sees, so the six-winged cicada cannot escape the evil consequences.

The six-winged cicada can eat anything, which shows that it has a certain strength. The six-winged cicada has a very strong fighting power, but in the end, the Tathagata Buddha subdued the six-winged cicada. In an accidental situation, the six-winged cicada was very fragile, so it was able to be subdued by the Tathagata. If it were not for this situation, I believe it would still be difficult for the Tathagata to compete with the six-winged cicada.

The six-winged golden cicada is not big, but its defense is very strong. Nothing can hurt the six-winged golden cicada. After submitting to Tathagata, it is called Golden Cicada. After experiencing past and present lives, Golden Cicada finally became Tang Monk in "Journey to the West". In mythological stories, people have past and present lives, so there are many mythological plots in them.

2. Why did Jin Chanzi come to earth?

In fact, Jin Chanzi went down to the mortal world and then reincarnated. According to ancient sayings, he did not have enough merit. That's why he was banished to the mortal world, mostly because he despised Buddhism. In fact, Tathagata Buddha valued Jin Chanzi very much, but once when he was reading the scriptures, Jin Chanzi fell asleep. Originally, Tathagata valued this disciple very much, but because he dozed off in class, he was very angry.

What did Wukong preach?

What is the legend of Wukong?

On the way to obtain Buddhist scriptures, Wukong beat Tang Seng to death. Later, he regretted it and went to the underworld, the East China Sea, and the Heavenly Palace. As a result, he found that he seemed to have been deceived by the older generation such as Tathagata and the Jade Emperor. His classmates didn't like him either. He had no choice but to die together, so he poked a hole in the sky. As for why Tang Seng went to obtain Buddhist scriptures, I don't know. Anyway, he didn't say it. I just know that he didn't obtain the scriptures and died halfway. Zhu Bajie didn't need to obtain the scriptures because Chang'e agreed to die with him. I really don't understand why Xiaobailong sacrificed his life to rain on Huaguo Mountain. Why did he go to Huaguo Mountain when he was supposed to protect Tang Seng's body? In short, the gods and Buddhas in the sky are all bad people, everyone is a bad person. The funniest thing is that the glass cup that Sha Monk repaired with great difficulty was broken again in the end. There is a plot, but no cause and effect.

It is said that it says everything, and it also says nothing. Different people have different opinions, and you need to interpret it yourself.

When Jin He was reprinting the book, he said, "When I first wrote it, I didn't know what I wanted to say. Five years later, I thought I knew it, but I couldn't regain the feeling I had at that time." You don't have to understand a work. As long as you understand something you need when you read it, it's good enough.

What kind of novel is "The Legend of Sun Wukong"? What is its genre and what does it mainly tell?

The Legend of Wukong is a fantasy novel

It tells the story of the tragic hero Sun Wukong's struggle against fate, and mercilessly criticizes all hypocrisy such as immortals and Buddhas. The author reinterprets some plots of "Journey to the West" from a modern perspective, and the whole book is filled with thoughts. An alternative Journey to the West, an alternative fantasy classic.

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It starts out the same as "Journey to the West". Well, actually "Investiture of the Gods" can be considered as the prequel to "Journey to the West" (the original name of "Journey to the West"), so let's start with "Investiture of the Gods" first.

The Three Pure Ones fought, and Buddhism, which was still in a weak position at the time, watched the fun. Because Sakyamuni predicted that Buddhism would soon have a thousand years of good fortune, he had already come up with the idea of ​​launching the "Journey to the West". Not long after, the Three Pure Ones were in a mess of internal strife, and Buddhism took the opportunity to snatch a large group of disciples.

Hinayana Buddhism thus arose. Due to the Hinayana Buddhism's principle of "cultivating oneself but not saving others", a group of people in the Western Heaven joined forces with the selfish gods in the Heavenly Palace, and even the Three Pure Ones got involved with them.

The gods and immortals are the products of the human world, which are created by the creatures of the world. However, because of this, they enjoy immortality, freedom from illness and pain, and other heaven-defying enjoyments. The selfish gods and immortals do not want others to enjoy the same happiness as them. At the same time, they think that they are gods and should naturally control the fate of all the creatures in the human world. Therefore, Lingjiu Mountain and the Heavenly Court decided to let the creatures in the human world offer incense to them every day to express their awe of the gods and immortals.

Thus, the demon race, born from heaven and earth and favored by heaven and earth, became the only obstacle because they were disobedient.

At the same time, in the Vulture Peak, Jin Chanzi, the disciple of Tathagata, disagreed with the practice of the gods and did not like Tathagata's doctrine of only cultivating himself and not saving others, so he decided to go down to the world to find a way to save all living beings. After knowing this, Gai Lu Tathagata made a bet with Jin Chanzi and secretly sent an undercover Jin Chi Da Peng to let him seize the leadership of the demon tribe in the future.

Jin Chanzi met Bodhi, who seemed to be a disciple of Tathagata. Although he could not beat others, he could create another realm different from the current time and space. Later, he wanted Sun Wukong to stay there, but the monkey was unwilling. Bodhi seemed to be able to foresee the future, but he did not have the power to change the future, because changing the future required fighting against the entire world of gods. So he decided to help the darling of heaven and earth - Sun Wukong, and became the monkey's master. However, he was afraid that the gods would be angry with him, so he refused to let the monkey call him "master".

The monkey returned from learning skills from Bodhi with extraordinary abilities. As he was immortal, he soon became the leader of the demon clan in the fight against the gods.

(――――――――――――――――Goku’s “immortality” is very strange. Our understanding of it directly leads to our understanding of the true and false Goku in the later text.

One possibility is that immortality is determined by the soul. If the soul is immortal, the body will not be destroyed. So later Zixia asked Wukong to die. Wukong's heart died, so he died. This possibility may lead to the subsequent plot that "the protagonist Wukong is fake. In fact, Wukong died a long time ago. He was killed by Tathagata that year, but his anger was too strong and he turned into a fake Wukong."

Another possibility is that Wukong is the darling of heaven and earth and cannot die. Even if he dies temporarily, he can be resurrected, so in the script, the monk resurrected the monkey. And the subsequent plot of this possible situation is "the real and fake Wukong are both Wukong, but Tathagata split them into two to control him" or "the protagonist Wukong is fake, he is just a lust worm from hell that crawled onto the body of the dead Wukong."

o(）＾）)o Oh, it’s quite tangled~~――――――――――――――――）

In short, after being the leader of the rebels for a long time, Wukong felt extremely painful. The endless death and fear made it difficult for him to face. He was just a small wild monkey who grew up in Huaguo Mountain. He couldn't stand it. He was cowardly and timid, so he surrendered. Wukong here is pathetic and hateful. He is timid, cowardly, and dare not take on his mission. He has powerful power but abandons the fate of the entire demon clan and only cares about being a god. For himself, he abandoned the entire demon clan, and those demons abandoned by him almost loved the monkey as a father. But in fact, the monkey became a leader just to get rid of fate. He was just for himself from the beginning. He selfishly thought that he could get rid of the torture of fate by becoming a god, but after he became a god, he realized that even gods could not control their own destiny. The monkey 500 years ago did almost everything to get rid of fate, except for treating Zixia. The monkey who lost his memory 500 years later is consistent with his will 500 years ago on this point...

What is Wukong preaching? I don't understand

Actually, someone on Tieba has sorted out the book in chronological order, but the confusion of this book is also a highlight. It is normal that you can't understand it. I dare not say that I understand it. I just understand the anger of the monkey and the struggle of the people in the book. Here is a summary of this book from Tieba that I think is pretty good.

Let's talk about the ending first. In the ending, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Sha Wujing, Tang Monk, Xiao Bailong, Zixia, and A Yue all died, and they all died in the rebellion against the Heavenly Court and Tathagata. The novel does not explicitly mention Sha Wujing's death, but he was originally a foolish loyal man who accepted everything. After the glass lamp that he had worked hard to put together for five hundred years was broken by the Queen Mother's hand, he actually said to the Queen Mother and the fairies, "I will kill you! I will kill you bastards! Come on, I will kill you!" Such treasonous words. From the previous text, the fairies felt terrible about the Queen Mother's authority, and at the Peach Banquet, Taishang Laojun and Guanyin would rather lie with their eyes open when facing the Queen Mother. These two details can be inferred from what Sha Wujing would end up like after saying such words. So far, the five protagonists of Journey to the West have all died, and the Mahayana Sutra does not seem to have been obtained in the Wukong Biography. This seems to be very different from the ending of the genuine "Journey to the West". Does this mean that Jin Hezai is actually the biggest opponent of Journey to the West? Actually not. From the last sentence in the book, "How can I forget Journey to the West...", we can see that Jin Hezai is actually a die-hard fan of Journey to the West. How much does he like it? He wishes that people like Sun Wukong and Tang Monk really existed in history, because the images of these characters in Journey to the West are so vivid that people even doubt that they are real people. But no, there are no gods and demons in history books, no lawless monkeys and persistent Tang Monk. So Jin Hezai lamented that the monkey, the pig, Tang Monk, Sha Monk, and the white dragon horse are just "actors". Although their joys, sorrows, anger and happiness are so real, and although they have suffered so much, they are only living in fantasy after all.

Jin Hezai likes the characters in Journey to the West so much that he even brings himself into it. He finds that if he is Sun Wukong or Tang Monk, it seems too difficult to go through so many disasters and walk such a long way for a journey that seems to have no tomorrow and no one knows when it will end. Apart from obtaining scriptures, they have no desires of their own or they can only bury them. How lonely and helpless it is! So Jin Hezai began to feel unfair for them. He wanted to help them resist fate and be themselves. There is a passage in the book where Tang Monk asked his disciples, what is the only one in the world that I am the most respected? The final answer is "I". This is a word game because the answer is in the question. What does it mean? In fact, Jin Hezai hopes that Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Tang Monk and others can live out "I" instead of living for a so-called gifted mission. But Jin Hezai is not a YY person. He did not let the ending be Sun Wukong becoming the supreme ruler of the world, Tang Monk becoming the new Tathagata, Zhu Bajie and A Yue living happily together, Sha Monk becoming a general in the heavenly court, and Xiao Bailong being with the new Tathagata. . , this kind of ending is not what the audience wants to see, and they will only curse after watching it. So Jin Hezai wrote a magnificent ending. He made these lovely people like gorgeous fireworks, resisting fate and being crushed by fate, creating an unforgettable and unforgettable tragic ending.

Let's talk about "desire" and "emptiness" mentioned by Tathagata. All the gods and Buddhas in the book have become immortals and Buddhas by letting go of the so-called desires in their hearts. They think so, but in Wukong's eyes, those ordinary gods are just lapdogs under the knees of the Queen Mother and the Jade Emperor. They dare not disobey the will of heaven, have no self, and only dare to laugh in the crowd when the Jade Emperor and the Queen Mother make a fool of themselves in public. And what about the Queen Mother, the Jade Emperor, and Tathagata? They are as boring as dead people. They are still the same after ten thousand years, just like a machine, responsible for maintaining the existing order. The Heavenly Palace is a place without souls. No matter how beautiful it is, no one will appreciate it, except Zixia, Zhu Bajie and A Yue. Sun Wukong is a spiritual monkey. It is afraid of losing its spirituality and death, so it is destined not to become an immortal.

There is a sentence in the book, "People are born with imperfections, and they feel uneasy from the moment they are born, so they spend their whole lives seeking perfection. God is actually also imperfect, but God eliminates the desire to seek, so that the heart feels complete." There is no perfect thing in the world, and the difference between gods and humans is only the mentality of looking at imperfections. People hope to pursue perfection and hope that they are the most perfect thing in the world. But gods accept imperfections and give up the pursuit of perfection. Therefore, the final gods are either "lapdogs" or "dead" machines. How can they...

What did Wukong preach?

It was the Sun Wukong who was bound by the golden hoop and lost his memory five hundred years later who killed the Sun Wukong who was making trouble in the Heavenly Palace five hundred years ago. Since the Sun Wukong five hundred years ago died, the Sun Wukong five hundred years later would not exist and disappeared. Tathagata believed that he was right, so he controlled everything in the world, including Sun Wukong. He thought that the two Sun Wukongs would both be defeated in the end, and Sun Wukong would ask Tathagata to distinguish the true from the false. As a result, Sun Wukong refused to admit defeat and fought to death. . . .

What is "The Legend of Wukong" about?

The Biography of Wukong expresses why ideals and reality are so far apart, and why the meaning of life is so slim? The author uses vulgar and plain language to reveal the helplessness of all kinds. The author's skill behind the paper is extraordinary, and the exploration of all meanings is also quite in-depth. Tang Seng's inability to see through, Sun Wukong's cowardice, Zhu Bajie's infatuation, Sha Seng's servility... Although the author has changed the original work beyond recognition, it is still unique. I still remember that Tang Seng said to his master that you can't teach me what I want to learn. The master asked him what he wanted to learn. Tang Seng said: "I want this sky to no longer cover my eyes, I want this earth to no longer bury my heart, I want all sentient beings to understand my intentions, and I want all Buddhas to disappear into thin air!" What a boldness! Despise everything, I am the only one. Tang Seng discovered the deception of the Buddha and Guanyin to the world and the boundaries of the Hinayana Buddhism. He wanted to jump out, even at the cost of destroying his thousand-year magic power and even at the cost of death. He could not save sentient beings and was unwilling to save himself, so he could only suffer.

What is Wukong preaching?

"The Legend of Sun Wukong" is directed by Guo Zijian and written by Jin Hezai, starring Eddie Peng, Ni Ni, Shawn Yue, Ou Hao and Zheng Shuang.

This film is adapted from the novel of the same name by Jin Hezai. The story tells that there was no Monkey King at that time, and the famous havoc in heaven had not happened yet. At this time, Sun Wukong was a passionate young man who didn't know his past life. Yang Jian, the second son of Guankou, was thinking about how to become an immortal to save his mother. Tianpeng was just a loyal guard sent by Hua Ji, the head of the immortal world. In the Tianji Academy of the Immortal Academy, Wukong's heart changed secretly until he met A Zi. And Yang Jian and Tianpeng seemed to be one step closer to the answer in life. Faced with the destiny that had been predetermined, Wukong and a group of friends decided to join forces to declare war on fate. For friendship and love, Tang Seng shouted for freedom: I want this sky, which can no longer cover my eyes!

【Plot Introduction】

Five hundred years ago, the devil was defeated in the battle against the gods and was reborn. History and fate, loneliness and struggle, all began at this moment.

The students in the heaven are divided into different levels, but Wukong, who was born in a lowly family, is arrogant and unruly, despising the divine authority. He breaks all the rules and regulations, ignores the gods, Buddhas, stars and immortals, and makes the heavenly court restless. In the battle of the barrier bridge, Wukong and others accidentally fall into the mortal world. Although they go through a catastrophe, they find themselves again and also gain love and friendship.

However, everyone's fate has already been determined, from the hot-blooded and frivolous people who are ignorant of the immensity of the world to the depressed despair that cannot change their fate, confusion and frustration, and the constant collision between ideals and freedom. This is an immortal struggle of youth.

What is the main story of the book "The Legend of Wukong"?

The general theme of Wukong is about power and truth. This point is perfectly expressed by Jin Hezai. As for the essence of life and the meaning of life, the author himself did not say it clearly because he did not know whether it was right or not. What the author tells us is an attitude, that is, when truth is oppressed by power, what choice should a person make!

The following paragraph of original text is actually the central idea of ​​the entire book "The Legend of Sun Wukong". As for love, courage, and perseverance, they are all derived from this debate between power and truth.

Original text: "I suddenly don't want to talk about anything." Jin Chanzi said, "I can never use words to describe the growth of a tree or the full picture of a flower. I just want to ask a question, what is the true meaning of life, please don't tell me with words."

Tathagata stopped looking at the golden cicada and picked up a flower from beside his seat.

Jin Chanzi stood there, unable to utter a word.

However, Kasyapa smiled aside.

Tathagata sighed, "Jinchan, I thought it would be you who would attain enlightenment. Kasyapa, you have finally received my true Dharma."

Kasyapa stepped forward and knelt down.

All the disciples sang the Dharma hymn. The western sky was filled with rosy clouds and flowers rained down from the sky.

The cicada was still standing there, like a wooden sculpture, its petals fluttering, but all those that fell on him had withered.

"Jin Chan, what else is missing?"

Jin Chan looked around with empty eyes and said, "You have understood the bowels, but you have not yet realized it. It is like a flower falling on a dead tree, with no vitality."

Tathagata said: "If that's the case, you should practice for another 500 years and come back."

Jin Chanzi remained silent, silent.

"Go away." said Tathagata.

Guanyin stepped forward and said, "Brother, please go down first."

She tried to push Jin Chanzi, but couldn't move him at all.

Jin Chanzi suddenly raised his head and looked directly at Tathagata, his eyes as bright as lightning: "I want to win the bet with you!"

"What?" Tathagata laughed.

"Yes! I'll bet with you on victory! I'll use my thousand years of practice to bet with you on victory!"

"Are you serious?"

"Brother, you can't do that!" Guanyin pulled Jin Chanzi.

"Brother, why bother? If you don't understand, just go back and think about it more." Puxian and other disciples said.

"Junior brother, why are you doing this? Are you going to use your thousand years of cultivation to fight against the master..." Jiaye also stood up from the ground and said.

"I stand for the truth!" Jin Chanzi jumped up and said, "You understand what he means, and you laugh because of your enlightenment, but you forget about the thousands of people in the world who can't laugh!"

Analysis: Actually, this passage is a satire on Tathagata, Kasyapa and all the disciples. Jin Chanzi asked what the true meaning of life is. Tathagata answered by picking up a flower. This is telling Jin Chanzi that the true meaning of life is in my hands. Kasyapa understood and smiled, and then Kasyapa was praised by Tathagata (power), so all the disciples responded. Only Jin Chanzi remained silent, and those false petals (representing praise and glory) fell on Jin Chanzi who insisted on seeking the truth and all withered!

This paragraph is very well written, showing the hypocrisy of power and the flattery of its followers through Buddhist rituals.

In the timeline of the book "The Legend of Wukong", this is the beginning of everything and the tone of the entire book.

PS: The Legend of Sun Wukong is actually about Tripitaka in terms of ideas, but it is expressed in another form (Wukong).

What is the story of "The Legend of Wukong"? What is the theme? 40 points

The author reinterprets some plots of Journey to the West from a modern perspective. The whole book is filled with thoughts rather than plots. The language used is in line with the jumping thoughts of today's readers. Those who think shallowly are fascinated by wildness and unrestrainedness, while those who think deeply are moved by betrayal and rationality.

Can someone tell me what the novel of Wukong is about and what it wants to express? I don't understand it. If you can tell me well, I will give you points for accepting it.

"The Legend of Wukong" is not just the Legend of Wukong. To understand the Legend of Wukong, it is best to read the "The Legend of Wukong" series, namely "The Legend of Wukong", "One Hundred Years of Solitude", "Flower-Fruit Mountain", "The Legend of Wukong Script" and "Journey to the West Diary".

Let me give you a summary of the story I have summarized -

Wukong and other demons rebelled against the Heavenly Court for freedom. Due to heavy casualties, Wukong accepted the compromise and ascended to Heaven to become the Great Sage Equaling Heaven. As a result, the Heavenly Court slaughtered the Flower-Fruit Mountain while he was away, and Wukong made a riot in the Heavenly Palace. Jin Chanzi made a bet with Tathagata that human free will was not controlled by God, and Tathagata pressed Wukong under the Five Elements Mountain to prove that he won. But Wukong was the condensation of the essence of heaven and earth, and it was impossible to be destroyed, so Tathagata divided him into two. Let them fight each other - the loser can be called the Six-Eared Macaque. Then, if one dies, both will die.

But Jin Hezai still gives us hope - but it will take another five hundred years!

But what a book is like depends on how you feel about it. There are 10,000 Hamlets for 10,000 readers.

Is the novel "Wukong Zhuan" good? What is it about? Please give more details

I finished reading this book a while ago. It tells the story of the past and present of Tang Monk, four disciples and the white dragon horse. The main character is still Sun Wukong. Sun Wukong made trouble in the Heavenly Palace and was demoted. He was tied to a lightning pillar and was not killed by a knife or an axe (this plot was also mentioned in the original book, mainly before the alchemy furnace). He was destroyed by Zixia, and then thrown into the alchemy furnace, broke out of the furnace, and led to the whole story. I skipped the content, and the ending was that it turned out that it was not Sun Wukong who broke the alchemy furnace, but his inner demon. That's about it. It's a mess. I still recommend you to read Jin Hezai's original work. It's pretty good, not many words, and you can finish it in a short time if you read it carefully.

The following are classic quotes from the library:

If you don't love, how can you know how to cherish? -- Wukong knocked down the Milky Way's star sand, and Lao Zhu sighed. Isn't this the most classic?

When five hundred years of time are just a hoax, why do the characters in the empty time suffer and why do they feel happy?

Perhaps everyone thinks that the world exists for him alone when he is born. When he finds out that he is wrong, he begins to grow up.

Don't die, and don't live alone.

I finally understood that the golden cudgel in my hand could not reach up to the sky or explore the sea. There was no Monkey King, only a little monkey.

What is the use of heaven and earth? They cannot be used as a bed, and what is the use of wind and moon? They cannot be used as food and drink.

What is the use of dust? In the midst of all things, what is the use of change? The Tao is self-contained.

What's the point of facing the wall? If you can't see the roar, what's the point of shouting? A big bump on the head.

What's the point of having me? If I can't laugh, what's the point of killing me? I'm still arrogant.

Where do we come from? We live together in this world, sing together, and walk along the road.

No matter how far you travel, you can never find me. Why not meet me and smile at me?

Walking for a thousand years in straw sandals and bamboo hats, traveling in the eternal sky in a day,

Those who walk and sing forget themselves about the world.

Hi! Hi! Hi! Free and easy... Even the gods have nothing to do with me!

I can't change the beginning, so why not forget the ending?

I want this sky to no longer cover my eyes, I want this earth to no longer bury my heart, I want all living beings to understand my intentions, I want all Buddhas to disappear into thin air!

Will we swim towards the same fate no matter which direction we choose?

God will not save anyone, the only one who can save you is yourself. If you die, you can't change anything, but as long as you are alive, you can change everything.

Buddha is in your heart, what do you think it is for? It's worse than farting!

Because I want to live, I cannot hide the desires in my heart. Just as I love your beauty in my heart, how can I pretend to be indifferent?

It turns out that things like this that gods can't control have a name, called - demons.

Flowers are reflected in the water, but colors are empty.

There was a blue moon in the sky, and the Milky Way in the sky shone its light quietly on a crying pig.

No matter how far I go, I can never walk out of that sky?

If God knew my sincerity, he would let the stones sprout.

To die is to see nothing, hear nothing, feel nothing, and think nothing, just like when you were not born.

You think you have many paths to choose from, but there are many invisible walls around you, and you actually only have one path to take.

If the sky crushes me, I will split it apart. If the earth holds me back, I will crush it. We are born free, who dares to be high above us?

Even if I have committed a thousand sins, I will never give up.

You are wrong. I have not forgotten everything, I have nothing.

Until the heroes grow up in the iron cradle, and the brave hearts go to visit the almighty gods as before, but before that, I often feel that it is better to sleep peacefully than to travel alone.

For me, any place is home. But some people put their home somewhere in the world, so they can't find it and die on the road.

Maybe there was such a me, who lived such a life. His image is imprinted in this era. I see his legend.

Everything will disappear, and only memory will remain. Is memory real or illusory? It cannot be touched or seen, but it is so heavily engraved in the heart.

You must remember that you are a monkey, so you don't need to learn to be a god. Your nature is nobler than all gods.

I have cast away all that he wanted, leaving only my pure soul to give to the one I love.

There is nothing in life that will never be lost, but some people don't believe it, so they will keep searching for it for their whole lives. ...