Why can the six word mantra trap the Monkey King?

In fact, it was not the Monkey King spell that trapped the Monkey King, but the golden hoop given by Guanyin Bodhisattva that trapped the Monkey KingWhenever Tang Seng recites the six-character mantra, the golden hoop on Sun Wukong's head will slowly shrink, and Sun Wukong's head will feel extremely painful because of this, so Sun Wukong is actually very afraid of the mantra.

Sun Wukong was originally a spirit monkey, with the help of monkey monkey grandchildren, he went to Lingtai Mountain to find Bodhi Ancestor to learn art, and when Sun Wukong learned the seventy-two changes and somersault clouds, Bodhi Ancestor found that this Sun Wukong was not good, so he hurriedly drove away Sun Wukong. However, this Monkey King was not as expected by the Bodhi Ancestor, not only made trouble in the Dragon Palace and the underworld, but also turned the heavenly court upside down, and finally the Jade Emperor also sent a lot of immortals to arrest Sun Wukong, but the Jade Emperor caught Sun Wukong and couldn't do anything to him, so he had to find the Buddha to suppress Sun Wukong.

Five hundred years after Sun Wukong was suppressed by the Buddha, he happened to meet Tang Seng to learn scriptures, so Guanyin Bodhisattva arranged Sun Wukong to Tang Seng as an apprentice. At the beginning, Sun Wukong regarded Tang Seng as his savior, and his attitude towards Tang Seng was quite gentle, but Guanyin Bodhisattva knew Sun Wukong's nature, so he gave Tang Seng a hat and asked Tang Seng to trick Sun Wukong into wearing it. Sun Wukong didn't know why at the time, so he put on that hat, who knew that the hat had become a golden hoop, and no matter how Sun Wukong pulled it, he couldn't tear it off.

At this time, Guanyin Bodhisattva appeared, Guanyin Bodhisattva told Sun Wukong that he must honestly protect Tang Seng to go to the west to learn scriptures, otherwise this golden hoop will replace God to punish Sun Wukong, Guanyin Bodhisattva in order to show the power of the golden hoop, but also deliberately recited the six-character mantra, as a result, the golden hoop on Sun Wukong's head became tighter and tighter, Sun Wukong was also in pain, and hurriedly said that he would definitely protect Tang Seng to go to the west to learn scriptures, Guanyin Bodhisattva listened to the mantra and told Tang Seng to leave, so it was not the hoop mantra that trapped Sun Wukong, It was the golden hoop that trapped Sun Wukong.

The mantra was originally the magic weapon of the Buddha, the mana of the Buddha is extremely powerful, and the mana of the Mantra can trap Sun Wukong is actually the Buddha who can trap Sun Wukong.

Because the mantra of the mantra is the Sanskrit word of the six characters of Buddhism. The golden hoop ring was worn by Guanyin Bodhisattva to Sun Wukong, and Guanyin Bodhisattva, as an ancestor of Buddhism, in order to protect Tang Seng from learning scriptures smoothly, so it is difficult to break free from the blessing of the double mana of the golden hoop ring and the tight hoop mantra.

The six-character mantra is translated into the vernacular to understand why Sun Wukong is trapped: as clean as a lotus flower, as clean and wise as it. Tang Seng can be said to be a painstaking Monkey King.

Sun Wukong's mantra was given to Tang Xuanzang by Guanyin Bodhisattva on Sun Wukong's head.

Hello dear, the Tight Mantra is to control and restrain Sun Wukong's power and behavior, and force him to obey Tang Seng's command. Sun Wukong was previously punished from the mortal world because of his audacity and sabotage in the Heavenly Palace, which angered the Jade Emperor and other immortals, and was forced to wear a tight spell to burn his brother. The Tightening Mantra is a ** hoop mouth, worn on Sun Wukong's head, whenever he has thoughts of disobedience, the spell will be activated, and the hoop mouth will automatically tighten, causing him severe pain, so much so that he can't bear it.

In this way, Sun Wukong was forced to obey the arrangements of Tang Pizao and other Buddhas, and began the journey of learning scriptures from the west. Although the mantra brought pain and suffering to Sun Wukong, it also exercised his will, allowed him to learn patience and self-discipline, and continued to surpass himself on the road to Buddhahood.