Practicing Buddhist Qigong can really make people live longer, but as the ancient mirror fellow practitioners said, there are better things in Buddhism than Qigong. A few years ago, someone collected many versions of Yijin Jing. Please ask Master to help you identify which one to practice. Master said, don't look at those versions. Because there are too many beautiful things in the treasure of Buddhism. After learning qigong, you are almost like someone who bought bamboo slips and returned pearls. It is recommended to read Buddhist textbooks and Buddhist teachings and listen to the teachings of Master Xuecheng. As the saying goes, if the goods are scattered, the sublime will fall, the reunion will eventually leave, and life will be salty. This ode to legal skills has a source. In the past, there were four businessmen in the Acropolis, each with his own interests: one liked to accumulate wealth, one liked to build a house, one liked to get together with relatives and friends, and the last one was addicted to health preservation. In response to the grand event they hoped for, the Buddha announced the following four doctrines in turn: "The end of accumulation can only be dissipation, the end of loftiness can only be degeneration, the end of meeting can only be separation, and the end of birth can only be death."