"I saw my grandparents and brother from my previous life... Tell , what’s really going on here? Why do I feel like these things are beyond my imagination?" Qin Xue shared the visions she saw with Xue Ling.
"Do you an at the monastery?" Xue Ling asked, puzzled.
"Yes, that monastery is on a mountain in our area. I’ve been there before, but I didn’t think there was anything unusual about it. However, the scenery there is familiar to , and I discovered my relatives, but what puzzled was what they said." After her death, she found herself here and saw her mother and grandparents. From their words, she learned one thing: her arrival here was connected to their actions. So the question is, do they know that she’s still alive, or do they think she went to the underworld to reincarnate, and they’re doing this to accumulate blessings for her, hoping she’ll be reborn into a good family?
"Maybe there are high priests there who have seen so divine secrets but can’t reveal them, so they use this thod to help you," Xue Ling suggested, as she couldn’t think of anything else.
Moreover, from Qin Xue’s words, it beca clear that so matters can’t be pursued recklessly. Because there are indeed people in this world with special abilities, and with them around, there are limitations.
The main issue is that they don’t know the best way to help her, so they can only resort to the most common and straightforward ans.
Indeed, this is the best option for them, as such matters are truly difficult, and not everyone can perceive subtle things. So what Qin Xue’s grandparents have done has so reasoning behind it.
"Maybe so. The abbot there does have a mysterious aura, so I think you have a point. But I really want to talk to my grandparents, and I don’t know the best way to do it." Qin Xue felt helpless; she only had this small wish and request, yet it couldn’t be fulfilled. She truly didn’t know how she could communicate to them that she’s still alive.
"You can’t tell them directly, because they can’t hear you. But you can try visiting the monastery; maybe the Bodhisattva will hear your plea. With them around, you should be able to achieve it. Even if you can’t talk to them, which is almost impossible, perhaps you could dream of them," Xue Ling suggested, thinking this was the only sowhat feasible solution, while other ideas seed impossible.
Xue Ling’s suggestion wasn’t without possibility, because often, if one sincerely desires or possesses a psychic connection, dreams or perceptions of the other party can occur. Though this chance is small, it’s not nonexistent.
Especially in the case of twins, this kind of connection is particularly strong. Unfortunately, Qin Xue and her previous life’s family didn’t share a significant psychic bond, so the chance was even smaller.
Qin Xue was unaware that her grandparents simultaneously dread of her saying she’s well. They saw her wanting to return but couldn’t, ultimately viewing her say she’s living well, asking them not to worry before leaving.
In truth, their understanding of the situation was limited, but they knew the monk’s words were genuine. Their granddaughter was living well, giving them peace of mind.
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