The copper mirror, about a foot long, is encased in a bronze frame, with a surface as shiny as new. The frame is engraved with twisting and complex patterns, resembling eyes and the large letter "Kun."
Then, Ksitigarbha raised the copper mirror and shone it toward the Rakshasa.
"Silent Illumination Pure Industry Wisdom Light Mirror?!"
Rakshasa's eyes slightly changed, as he had seen this Spiritual Treasure in the Vajra Temple's ancient records.
The book stated that the Silent Illumination Pure Industry Wisdom Light Mirror was forged from the Clear Heart Cold Copper at the Spirit Mountain's Eight Merits Pool bottom, inherently possessing the power to purify and calm the mind.
During the time of the Ancient Spirit Mountain, an Ancient Buddha used the Silent Illumination Pure Industry Wisdom Light Mirror to specifically purify the karmic forces entwining the heart spirit of Buddhist disciples.
