"Young man, nice to meet you."

The old man turned his head towards Kurosawa and stared at Kurosawa with a pair of empty eyes.

This was the first time for Kurosawa to see such a frail master. When he saw him, he stood up to greet him and trotted to his side to support him.

"It's okay, Master Wu Ming, please sit down."

Kurosawa has always respected the old man, and besides, he still has someone to ask for during this trip.

"Haha, young people, don't worry. Although I'm blind, old man, it doesn't mean I can't feel anything."

The two of them sat down. Master Wu Ming had already learned about Kurosawa's purpose of visiting during the phone conversation with the coach just now.

When faced with Kurosawa's request for advice, he seemed very tolerant and did not mean to be self-conscious. He just repeatedly explained the difficulty of studying with all his heart and lowered Kurosawa's expectations in advance to avoid excessive frustration after he failed to study.

Kurosawa was very grateful for this.

It was obvious that all the people who had their hearts and minds before were blind people, without exception, but the other party still did not regard his request as unreasonable. He could really be said to be broad-minded and generous in his treatment of others.

"It was a coincidence that I came up with this whole-hearted method. I suffered from a serious eye disease when I was very young, and my medical and family conditions were poor at that time. Later I was diagnosed with optic nerve atrophy and necrosis, and I have lost my sight ever since.

Vision, when I was young, I was very frustrated by this. Even if I awakened the qualifications of an elf master, I could not make up for the vacancy caused by the eye disease."

Before formally trying to teach, Master Wu Ming told Kurosawa about his blindness symptoms and the origin of his wholeheartedness.

He shook his head bitterly.

"Rather than becoming an elf master, what I wanted more at that time was to recover my eyesight, so I always studied day and night on how to make myself see and regain my eyesight."

"It's a pity that all the hard work has been fruitless. Ironically, my talent as an elf master, which I don't pay much attention to, has been growing rapidly."

"A few years ago, I had an unexpected flash of inspiration and created the technique of wholeheartedly. Now, although I still cannot see visually, I can achieve mental vision through other methods."

"The only pity is that it cannot benefit the majority of blind people. After many years of experience, I have concluded that to master the whole mind, you must meet the following conditions: you must be an elf master, you must be proficient in the thunder element elf, and you must be a person who has been blind for many years."

"The last one may be due to my own objective conditions, which leads to a certain tendency in my whole heart."

Master Wu Ming explained some more details.

Kurosawa nodded understandingly.

Kurosawa naturally meets the first two hard conditions.

As for Article 3, strictly speaking, it does not necessarily require blindness.

To be more precise, it requires super concentration and cohesion. Among all the senses, vision provides the most information and is also the most complicated. Blind people live without vision all year round, and their concentration and cohesion are very difficult.

The sensitivity is much stronger than that of ordinary healthy people.

This is also the reason why the hearing and other perceptions of blind people are more sensitive, because their brains are free from visual information interference all year round and can use more resources to focus on other tasks, making it easier to become more focused over time.

And because the creator of Wholeheartedness is the ignorant master, many of his habits have also affected this method in one continuous line. This is part of the reason why it is easier for blind people to learn it.

Soon, Master Wu Ming began to explain to Kurosawa the wholehearted learning method.

First of all, Kurosawa must enter a long-term state of thoughtlessness without any distracting thoughts through meditation.

Wu Ming said that it is really difficult to enter the state of no thought, especially for the first time, but this first step is actually the most difficult step to concentrate on it.

Because the brain is always in a state of generating thoughts all the time, often even unconsciously. Even if you are in a daze and think you are relaxing and your six sense organs are pure, it is actually just an appearance.

The ignorant disciples enter the thoughtless state for the first time, which can happen as quickly as a few months, or as slowly as a year or two. If they have not succeeded after one or two years, it means that the chance of subsequent success is also very small.

Wu Ming took Kurosawa into a quiet room nearby and let him try it on his own.

Kurosawa walked into the room. Although the voices outside could still be heard, it was generally considered clean.

After all, the key to achieving thoughtlessness is not to create an external environment without any interference, but to return to oneself, focus on oneself, and abandon distracting thoughts.

The room was empty, except for a mat. He sat cross-legged on it and closed his eyes.

He tried to empty himself.

But it seems that the more you think about nothing, the easier it is for you to have distracting thoughts.

My phone in my left pocket?

Did anyone send a message?

The sound of someone's footsteps walking outside.

Is it almost time for dinner?

Various thoughts popped out of his mind one after another.

He didn't pay much attention.

Continue to sit patiently, like an old monk in meditation.

Slowly, as time passed, the thoughts running through his mind gradually became less and less.

But even though there are a lot less, some ideas still pop up occasionally.

To enter a state of no thought, one must maintain a state of mind without distracting thoughts for a long time.

Kurosawa opened his eyes and looked at the time. Two hours had passed before he knew it.

"Time flies so fast."

He shook his head.

Apart from anything else, this kind of meditation really made him calm down a lot. Even without mentioning the subsequent wholeheartedness, it was enough for people to cultivate their moral character.

The pressure and a bit of gloom accumulated during the dark mission some time ago seemed to have been relieved with the entry into meditation.

He patted his head.

More than two hours of trying to enter samadhi were not fruitless.

He felt something secretly.

Entering concentration, on the surface, means letting go of oneself and entering a kind of spiritual tranquility.

But essentially it places extremely high demands on mental strength.

A person who can achieve the above state must be an extremely mentally strong person.

If you want to increase your mental power, there is no trace to follow like your spiritual power.

For ordinary elf masters, this attribute is invisible and intangible, and they are not even sure whether it exists. Whether it is strong or not is largely determined innately, or when life encounters a major change, Nirvana is reborn, and a spiritual transformation occurs.

However, Kurosawa has a way to enhance his mental power in a short period of time.

Maybe it's a bit tricky.

Kurosawa looked at the three combination stones in the system.

This is a prop he purchased after upgrading to level 7 and after the store was updated, and it has also given him a lot of help in the past six months.

But now, as long as he uses the three combination stones, he can temporarily transform part of his physical and spiritual energy into mental power for self-enhancement.

In this state, if he successfully enters samadhi, the difficulty of entering a state of thoughtlessness will most likely be greatly reduced.

Kurosawa didn't know whether his guess was correct, but it was always good to try more.

He closed his eyes, and as he concentrated on the three-combination stone, it became brighter.

The physical and spiritual energy in his body began to slowly drain away, and along with it, a cool air flowed into his mind.

The brain quickly entered a strange state, feeling ice cold.

Such a strong spirit, he felt that his consciousness had become much stronger.

Normally, Kurosawa uses the three-combination stone to convert mental or physical energy into spiritual energy, and then uses stronger spiritual energy to help the elves temporarily increase their strength.

This was the first time he reversed course and enhanced his mental attributes.

As the saying goes, the eyes are the windows to the soul. After his spirit was strengthened, a faint hazy white light also flowed from his eyes.

His brain entered an unprecedented calm state, like the lake in the south in early winter, quiet and lonely, with only a touch of pure color remaining between the sky and the earth.

Close your eyes.

All thoughts disappeared quietly.

His whole body became quiet.

I don’t know how much time has passed.

Everything in the outside world seemed to be peeling away from him.

Sounds, smells, touches, and even himself were slowly forgotten.

He completely entered a state of no desire and no thought.

The same is true for the spirit, and the same is true for the body.

The body that was originally rising and falling slightly due to breathing has unconsciously become silent. If you look closely, you can't even feel any movement, as if he has completely turned into a stone.

It was eerily quiet, as if it had lost the breath of life and had become a dead thing.

Kurosawa opened his eyes, but there was no color or light in his pupils.

After about tens of seconds, his eyes slowly regained their intelligence.
To be continued...