With Ming Jue's help, Qi Suian 'mastered' writing in just two hours.
Then, Ming Jue hurried off without another word.
The next day, a Preaching Monk brought Qi Suian a copy of the *Sutra of the Sublime Lotus True Dharma*. From then on, all Qi Suian had to do was observe the precepts, study the Buddhist Teachings, and engage in simple cultivation activities.
These so-called cultivation activities weren't about training, but about joining the assembly for temple services, dining rituals, scripture chanting, and meditation.
These activities were meant to cultivate concentration and wisdom, thereby raising one's Cultivation Realm.
Temple services referred to the monastery's morning and evening chants, while dining rituals involved the precepts surrounding meals.
Scripture chanting was self-explanatory, and meditation meant achieving a state of deep concentration through seated practice.
