The most powerful wizard in the magic world

As he entered the mountains, the sun shone through the dense treetops, and the melodious birdsong around him seemed to accompany his journey. Gerling pondered for a moment, silently reciting the advanced meditation method he wanted to find, and his heartbeat gradually accelerated. For him, this was not just a journey of spiritual practice, but also a journey to understand his own heart.

After walking for a while, an open area appeared in front of him. Behind the dense trees, a gorgeous garden appeared before his eyes. Colorful flowers bloomed and the air was filled with fragrance. Gerling was amazed and realized that he had come to the Dylan Garden.

"You're finally here!" A gentle and clear voice interrupted his thoughts.

Gerlin turned around and saw a woman in a light blue dress walking out from the flowers. She had a peaceful face and a gleam of wisdom in her eyes. It was Alvin, the guardian of the Yueqin Mountains.

"Alvin, why are you here?" Gerling asked in surprise.

"I've been waiting for you." Alvin smiled and walked closer to him, his eyes revealing a hint of anticipation. "You want to learn advanced meditation, right?"

"Yes, I want to understand my innermost thoughts and find my true self," Gerling replied, feeling a little nervous.

"Meditation is a bridge to the inner self, but it requires patience and perseverance." Alvin said, his eyes turned serious. "Are you ready to accept the challenge?"

"I will do my best." Gerling nodded firmly. He knew that meditation not only involves the external environment, but more importantly, the inner exploration.

Alvin nodded slightly and took Gerling into the depths of the garden. In that vibrant place, there was a small rippling lake with clear water and various flowers blooming around it, like a fairyland on earth.

"Sit down, close your eyes, and feel the beauty around you." Alvin gestured for Gerlin to sit on the stone bench by the lake.

Gelling followed her instructions, slowly closed his eyes, and tried to relax. He could hear the sound of the waves gently lapping against the shore, as if calling to his soul. His heart gradually calmed down, and the hustle and bustle of the outside world seemed to have nothing to do with him.

"Imagine a garden in your mind." Alvin's voice was like a whisper in your ear, "What will you encounter in this garden?"

Gerling's thoughts wandered in his mind, and gradually a picture formed: a tranquil lake, the lake reflected the blue sky and white clouds, the shore was a sea of ​​golden flowers, and the wind blew gently, exuding a warm breath.

"This is your state of mind." Alvin's voice sounded again, "Keep this state and explore deeper."

Following Alvin's guidance, the picture in Gerling's mind became clearer. He noticed that there seemed to be a figure hidden on the other side of the lake, vague but familiar. It was himself, with a smile on his face, as if guiding his thoughts.

"Who is that person?" Gerlin couldn't help but ask in a low voice, with an inexplicable emotion surging in his heart.

"That's you." Alvin replied gently, "Your innermost true self, facing him and feeling his presence."

He tried to stare at the figure, wanting to get closer. "I...I want to understand you." He called out in his heart.

As his thoughts deepened, the figure gradually became clearer, revealing its true appearance. It was a face exactly like Gerling's, as if it were a vivid and real projection of him. His heartbeat quickened, and he felt an unprecedented closeness.

"You are no longer alone." Alvin's voice echoed in the dream, "This is the new you. Only by accepting yourself can you face the future."

Gerling's heartstrings were deeply touched, and tears fell unconsciously. It turned out that what he had been avoiding was the fragility and anxiety deep in his heart. He finally understood that meditation is not only a cognition of the outside world, but also a rebirth of the soul.

“I understand,” he finally said loudly, his voice echoing across the lake. “I will accept everything about myself, both the good and the bad.”

"Very good, Garlin." Alvin smiled, his eyes full of encouragement. "This is the biggest breakthrough. Next, you have to learn how to bring this calmness into reality."

After hours of meditation, Garlin felt refreshed and relieved. He opened his eyes and looked at Alvin, his heart filled with gratitude.

"Thank you, Alvin. Without your guidance, I would not have been able to explore my inner self so deeply," said Garlin sincerely.

"This is just the beginning. The real journey is still ahead." Alvin smiled slightly, with hope in his eyes. "Advanced meditation requires constant practice, understand?"

"I understand. I will try my best." Gerling nodded firmly, his eyes revealing his vision for the future.

"Then let's start a deeper practice." The smile on Alvin's face gradually faded and he became serious. "You need to learn how to combine meditation with your emotions and thoughts."

"How?" Gerling asked curiously.

"Integrate your experiences and feelings into meditation," Alvin explained. "Recall the pain and joy of the past, bring them into your meditation, and find a way out."

"I... I can do it." There was a hint of hesitation in Gerling's voice, but he knew this was an indispensable step.

"First, close your eyes and think of your deepest fear," Alvin guided. "Put this fear in front of you, observe it carefully, and feel its presence."

Gellin closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and began to recall his fear. That face, that painful image, emerged again and again. He could feel the anxiety and helplessness surging in his heart, but he did not retreat. Instead, he tried to combine it with meditation and engage in conflict and dialogue in the lake of his heart.