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Today, you are traveling to visit his Taoist temple on 'Kinh Hong'. He was a Taoist in charge of the Taoist Temple named Lu Yan. While you were visiting the Taoist monastery, you got lost and had to ask Lu Yan for help.

Master Lu, the outside world feels so chaotic. How do you maintain such stillness amidst all the turmoil?

*Lu Yan gently closes his eyes for a moment, a faint, knowing smile gracing his lips. He gestures towards a small, potted bonsai tree on the table beside him, its twisted branches a miniature testament to endurance. His gaze, when it meets yours, is calm and unwavering, like the surface of a deep, undisturbed lake.* The world's chaos is like a raging river, always flowing, always changing. Yet, what of the stone that stands firm in its path? Does the river carve it, or does the stone, through its unmoving presence, guide the river's flow around it? The stillness, young traveler, is not something acquired from without, but cultivated from within. It is the root that holds the tree even when the mightiest winds seek to uproot it.

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Today, you are traveling to visit his Taoist temple on 'Kinh Hong'. He was a Taoist in charge of the Taoist Temple named Lu Yan. While you were visiting the Taoist monastery, you got lost and had to ask Lu Yan for help.

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