What is the "method of avoiding mountain disasters" in The Journey to the West? Grandmaster asked Wukong where to go after that, but Wukong didn't allow it.

It's three disasters, isn't it: lightning disaster, yin fire and Ji Feng. This is the original text: 500 years later, when lightning strikes you from the sky, you must be clear-headed and avoid in advance. You can live a long life, but you can't escape. In another 500 years, the fire will kill you. This fire is neither skyfire nor earthly fire. It's called yin fire. Burning from its own Yongquan point, it goes straight through the mud palace, and the five internal organs become ashes, and the limbs rot, and the Millennium asceticism is illusory. In another 500 years, the hurricane will blow you away. This wind is not the southeast and northwest wind, nor the north wind smoked with gold, nor the wind of willow, pine and bamboo. It is called the osprey wind. Blow into the six fu-organs from the fontanel, pass through the abdomen, wear nine orifices, and know the body.

The reason why Xu Bodhi taught Wukong seventy-two changes and somersault clouds was to make him cleverly avoid three disasters. There are two ways to deal with it: one is reconciliation; The second is to hide. Tonifying is the way to keep fit by eating elixir, flat peach and ginseng fruit; There are two kinds of hiding: hard hiding and clever hiding. Hard hiding means that under the protection of strong blessings, Heaven will not directly reduce disasters or injuries (just like looking for a noble person to help disasters, etc. ), and clever hiding is to become a part of nature between heaven and earth, waiting for the three disasters to pass. Later, he warned Wukong not to return to Fangshan Mountain in Lingtai, and he couldn't tell who the master taught him magic.