The wise can err despite a thousand considerations, while the foolish may succeed from the same.
Pei Xuanjing had always believed in the idea that the wisdom of one falls short, while the collective wisdom of many is far-reaching. In his view, the pioneering of any Dao was never an easy feat for one person to accomplish alone; the so-called pathfinder's efforts were but a guiding role. The true levelling of the path to allow everyone access inevitably required the wisdom of countless individuals.
By gathering the wisdom of all beings and transforming it into my own cultivation sustenance, it becomes an aid as I strive for higher peaks. In the same vein, awaiting me atop that summit is the chance to build from a high vantage point—systematically organizing the path I've trodden to assist those who come after me, reducing their time expenditure and the cost of trial and error. This creates a win-win situation.
