The "hooping spell" is the secret of the Monkey King's success. What does it mean to translate the hooping spell from Tang Priest's mouth?

Every time the Tang Priest recites the "hoop mantra", it is actually the true words of Buddhism. If this is translated into Chinese, it is six words "Ruyibao, Lotus Yo". This is actually a prayer, and there is no intention of blaming Wukong. On the contrary, I hope he can get better.

In Journey to the West, it can be said that every story is very classic and interesting. The four masters and apprentices have their own unique skills, and their master Tang Yan's unique skills are only to subdue the Monkey King. That is, when the Monkey King made a mistake and was disobedient, he read the incantation. No matter how severe the Monkey King is, he can't compare with Tang Priest's "magic". Every time, the Monkey King was rolled around in the hoop like a master, begging for mercy.

Every time the Tang Priest recited the mantra, his eyes were closed, and then his expression was calm. He raised a hand and made a gesture of worshipping Buddha. Finally, his mouth began to mumble, but what was Tang Yan reading? It is estimated that you have watched Journey to the West so many times and you don't know one of the unsolved mysteries. What does Tang Priest mean every time he recites a mantra? Translated into Chinese turned out to be this sentence!

In fact, every time Tang Priest recites a mantra, there are several mantras from Buddhism, and the pronunciations are "Yao (Yao ng), Yao (Ma), Yao (NΡ), Yao (B), Yao (H). If these six words are translated into Chinese, it means "Ruyibao, Lotus Yo", as clean as a lotus, which means wishing success. " Although Wukong is sometimes wrongly blamed, this spell also conveys that Wukong must rely on the power of Buddha to realize his desire to become a Buddha.