Divine storytelling • Journey to the West

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💫The ancients said, “Poetry expresses one’s will.”💫

A true poem is never just scenery — it reveals the poet’s heart and purpose.
The Woodcutter’s Song may speak of chopping wood and selling wine, but in truth, it paints the realm of a cultivator — living free, at peace, in harmony with the Way.

In Journey to the West, on his quest for a teacher, the Monkey King meets a woodcutter in the mountains.

Calm in bearing, clear in spirit, the monkey instinctively greets him as “Old Immortal.”

Only then does he learn the man is a dutiful son, chopping wood to support his mother.

The woodcutter claims not to “practice the Dao,” yet his life already flows in harmony with it: free of greed, content, and filled with filial piety.

Seeing the monkey’s genuine heart for the Way, he directs him to seek the great Master Subhuti.
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Like the woodcutter in The Woodcutter’s Song,

he appears ordinary, yet walks within the Dao.

The chance to cultivate never falls to the careless —

for the one who truly seeks, Heaven will send a guide. 

Music Credit

🎵 *Dream Angus*

Arranged by Angela Boraston
Performed by Rebecca James