Eventually, bonk, a landed at a temple run by Master Oh, and he trained there for about four years, and then he decided to leave. And at this juncture, Bunk a was still a teenager. And he set out on pilgrimage, visiting various temples. But Waddell says, more often than not, he lived a solitary life in rude, self made huts, or frequently to judge from his own records. He merely slept out in the open. He was reported to live among beggars for several years, in various places where he slept with nothing but reads for a covering. He even sat for a week without eating. And then here's an excerpt from the historical records of Bank A, and this is his personal account, in his words, translated from Japanese Bank A said, I pressed myself without mercy, draining myself mentally and physically. At times, I practiced deep in the mountains, in places completely cut off from human contact. I fashioned primitive shelters out of paper, pulled them over me, and did sighs Zen seated inside. Sometimes I would make a small lean two, by putting up two walls of thick paper boards, and sit in solitary darkness inside, doings Zen, never laying down to rest, even for a moment. Whenever I heard of some teacher, whom I thought might be able to give me advice, I went immediately to visit him. I lived that way for several years. There were few places in the country, I did not set foot again, we see that determination but he was still looking outside himself, grasping in the dark. Looking for an answer to Mmm through words through the instruction of a teacher or other people