What is the content of the "Tightening Curse" recited by Tang Monk?

I once heard a joke. A group of children gathered together to discuss Journey to the West, and they started to brag about it. A child said: I can recite every plot in Journey to the West. Another child said unconvinced: Really? Can you recite to me the contents of the "Tightening Curse" recited by Tang Monk? Everyone laughed and dispersed.

But it is true that most of us only know that there is such a thing as the Tightening Curse. As for the content, we really don’t know, because it is a secret that is not told, but we can’t resist people’s curiosity. What exactly is this? What kind of technique can make Sun Wukong die from pain every time? You must know that Sun Wukong's head is harder than steel. It seems that "Journey to the West" does not explain the specific incantation of the "Tightening Curse". However, many people still surmise the content of the spell based on a plot.

In fact, the instructions given by Master Guanyin to Tang Monk are very simple. The so-called tightening curse instructions are: Om, Mah, Ne, Ba, Mi, Hum. Just six words, combined with the golden hoop can produce miraculous effects without spending any mana.

These six words are Buddhist terms. Translated into Chinese, they mean: like a lotus, it has the quality of being able to emerge from the mud without being stained, and it is as holy as a lotus.

It sounds a bit funny, but these six words are regarded as the six-word mantra by Buddhists. As long as ordinary monks get the essence and continue to recite it, they can shed their mortal bodies and become true Buddhas. body.

Therefore, every attack of the Tightening Curse not only causes Sun Wukong pain, but also makes him calm and focused. It is also of great benefit to Sun Wukong’s mental cultivation, so Sun Wukong does not have much resistance afterward. hoop.

From this point of view, the golden hoop is not too bad for Sun Wukong. On the contrary, it helps him to a certain extent on the road to becoming a Buddha, so he can successfully protect Tang Monk and reach the West. At the same time, he He also became a fighting holy Buddha and achieved great success.

When the mind finally matures, the golden hoop will naturally fade away. This is also a manifestation of becoming a Buddha.