Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 55: Spirit Objects

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

The next day, after the culture classes, Tang Jie went to Morning Sun Summit. Sure enough, Daoist Ku was already waiting at the lecturing stone, and many disciples had gathered in front of him. All of them clearly had problems that they had come across while cultivating.

Wei Tianchong and Shi Meng hadn't come, instead choosing to stay in their rooms and cultivate. They had run into the same situation as Tang Jie and were currently trying to get used to spirit sensing.

Frightened by the rules of Basking Moon Academy, the students were all much more obedient, all of them standing in line to ask their questions.

A student asked, "Esteemed Teacher, this lowly one was practicing the Divine Gate Energy Controlling Art last night, but when I was moving energy through the Green Spirit point, the energy suddenly dispersed. What is the reason for this?"

Daoist Ku replied, "The Green Spirit is about rectifying energy and letting it proceed according to its nature, and so when you move energy through this point, you should let nature take its course. The Divine Gate Energy Controlling Art emphasizes control, so excessively controlling energy is a must. Since these things are at odds with each other, it is not strange for the energy to disperse. Overcoming this obstacle is simple. Either you let the energy flow naturally or you control the energy by force. You must choose one method or the other, and they will have different effects. Simply choose the one that fits your mood."

"This lowly one understands."

The student withdrew, and another student came forward with a question.

Tang Jie very earnestly listened. The Major Circuit Heaven revolution seemed like a simple energy absorption process, but it was a combination of many principles of the human body. Every line and every acupuncture point had a reason to exist. As energy passed through them, it would either transform in accordance with the principle or be forcefully guided through, but no matter which route one chose, it would be close

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