The "Gods" series has reached the fourth chapter today, and most of the things in the article are not closely related to the characters in the original work, except for a simple introduction. In fact, strictly speaking, it would be a bit far-fetched for these things to be called comic reviews. But I think these things are useful for everyone to watch anime, and they can better understand the charm of the work.
In "The Valley of the Wind", the holy monk represents "nothingness".
Before the Holy Emperor came to the realm of the earth ghosts, the earth ghosts were ruled by the earth kings. The surname of the local king is Kulbarka, and Chikeke is the descendant of the local king. What the holy monks served was the religion that was widely spread among the various ethnic groups at that time. When the Holy Emperor took the undead warrior Shidra to conquer the tribes of the earth and the ghosts and seized the kingship, this doctrine was also obliterated. Countless statues of gods were destroyed, and ancient religions were tainted as cults. The people then secretly moved a part of it to a hidden oasis in the desert, which became a sacred place. But the power of time is terrifying, and many things that we think are indestructible cannot withstand the erosion of time. As with love, so with faith. After several generations, fewer and fewer people came to the Holy Land to worship, until finally, no one worshipped. Years later, another person came here, Yuyi Lanyi, who seemed to be the legendary messenger. This person was Nausicaa. The significance of Nausicaa to the holy monks is huge. For generations, they gave up their earthly life, and even gave up the light to feel the gods, in order to wait for their legendary messenger. And now, the messenger with wings and blue clothes finally appeared, they built this holy place, and the behavior of giving up everything and defending the doctrine finally has meaning, the wind, finally came. But the Holy Land was also destroyed by the ensuing swarm.
The teachings represented by the holy monks are pessimistic and doomed, "God has said that the old world will be destroyed, and the time of eternal purification is coming..." "Destruction is inevitable... All suffering is for the pursuit of world rebirth And the test of experience." "Burn up our cursed races, and a new world will be born." "The king bug was created to clean this planet polluted by humans." This self-destructing doctrine, Significantly different from other mainstream religions. In several mainstream sects, although some believe that the present life is suffering, most of them rely on the next life, and believe that people can be reincarnated after death, and their spirits will not die. This sect, however, completely denies the value of human existence, and believes that human beings themselves are filthy, bringing pollution to the earth, and it should be removed from this planet to perform this task. The attack that suddenly appeared 1,000 years ago Sexual Ecosystem - Rotten Sea and Insects. This kind of utter despair can also be found in human history. After a little analysis of this religion, it is not difficult to find that its worship does not have a specific idol, and the object of worship is the natural world. This is the same as that of our ancestors in the age when they drank blood. The earliest gods of human beings were all gods of nature. However, this doctrine is different from most of the doctrines of nature worship. Most of the other doctrines advocate that man and nature should live in harmony. People obtain resources from nature and offer sacrifices to pray for the blessing of nature. For behaviors that would offend the gods, they use sacrifices to appease the wrath of the gods, and the most precious sacrifices are often virgins. Although these teachings have their cruelties, they are absolutely teachings for survival. Dedicate the most beautiful virgin to a beast or a river (sometimes I want to be a beast too...) in order to pray that it will make life better for others. What about the teachings of the holy monks? "God will not allow stupid humans to pollute the earth any more." What they believe is that when tsunamis, slime molds, wars, and folly wipe out human beings from this planet, a new world will be established, and the world will Get reborn. One of the conditions for the rebirth of the world is the demise of mankind. Often, this self-destructing doctrine is associated with "sin." This "sin" can be personal or human. The "sin" of an individual can usually be washed away by following a "holy" leader and living a pure life, and finally giving up all his wealth and ending his life; but what about the "sin" of all mankind? The path to liberation is probably really only death. This "sin" refers to the "seven days of fire". For holy monks, suffering in this world is inevitable, tsunami, slime mold, and even the tyranny of the emperor are all doomed. Since it is doomed, it becomes bearable. When the people are faced with a sea of rot and miasma, and when they are constantly oppressed by wars and heavy taxes, they can safely accept the mercy of fate. Such teachings, of course, are useful to rulers, and are a good tool for maintaining long-term stability. But as a bond to maintain the psychology of the clan, it is a bit too heavy and too dark. It's only a matter of time before real destruction. However, this teaching has been banned by the Holy Emperor and his Sangha as a cult, so we have no way of seeing what the consequences will be. However, the earth ghost people have not forgotten this teaching, because it is the spiritual pillar that has supported them for hundreds of years. Therefore, despite the repeated prohibitions by the Sangha, this doctrine was still circulated among the earth ghosts, and when the apostles appeared, they sang the old teaching scriptures and even rebelled against the Holy Emperor. spiritual pillar. Therefore, despite the repeated prohibitions by the Sangha, this doctrine was still circulated among the earth ghosts, and when the apostles appeared, they sang the old teaching scriptures and even rebelled against the Holy Emperor. spiritual pillar. Therefore, despite the repeated prohibitions by the Sangha, this doctrine was still circulated among the earth ghosts, and when the apostles appeared, they sang the old teaching scriptures and even rebelled against the Holy Emperor.
Life, starting from the most primitive single cell, has gradually evolved to this stage, and every little progress made, even the slightest, is at the cost of the death of countless individuals. Death is sacred to life. Death is the ultimate judge, the ruthless arbiter. Life wants to escape its shackles, just as criminals want to escape the law. The only difference is that wise criminals may succeed, and death never fails. Every life may experience too many uncertainties in his life, bemoan the impermanence of the world at the mercy of fate, but the only thing that is certain is that he will surely die. Some people even say that, in fact, what God created was not life, but death. Deaths with different appearances, what we call life, are actually just different forms of death. Such a statement is reasonable, and although I sometimes disagree with it, it is impossible to oppose it. However, no matter what death is, we are still alive now. You can enjoy beautiful scenery, eat delicious food, and chase beautiful girls while you are alive. More importantly, you can think, imagine, and feel the greatness of God and the joy of life. In short, as long as you live, anything is possible. The world is probable. Life is full of uncertainty. But that's what makes it so beautiful. Our eyes are trained by the world of probabilities to appreciate the beauty that emerges in the midst of uncertainty. Therefore, embrace the pain and setbacks in life; let loneliness and loneliness be friends; taste life in failure, wash the wound with tears, and lick the shed blood.
Life is a journey, see more beautiful journeys for our eyes. Spring, summer, autumn, winter, look carefully, feel the long-term pain and the joy that comes and go in an instant, seize the traces of its existence, like the shadow of a bird flying across the sky!
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