The Relationship between Nei Jing Tu and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Taoism The book “Selected Cultural Relics” compiled by the Museum of Chinese Medical History contains a color-painted “Nei Jing Tu.” It is part of
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The Relationship between Nei Jing Tu and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Taoism The book “Selected Cultural Relics” compiled by the Museum of Chinese Medical History contains a color-painted “Nei Jing Tu.” It is part of
Read moreOn January 3, 2023, at 9:00 AM, the Winter “Quanzhen Dragon Gate School Secret Ceremony for High Priest Appointment” was ceremoniously held at Wuhan Great Dao Temple on the Cuiyun Lawn.
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Read moreOn the evening of November 27, 2023, at 7:30 PM, the sixteenth session of the Da Dao Lecture Hall’s special lecture was successfully launched. The special lecture invited Liu Chengyong, member of the board of
Read moreTaoism, which originated in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, was founded by inheriting Taoist philosophy and underwent periods of growth and prosperity during the Sui and Tang Dynasties.
Read moreOn the evening of July 31, 2023, at 7:00 PM, the special lecture on “A Brief Analysis of Modern Taoist Ritual Elements” was successfully held at the Da Dao Lecture Hall in Wuhan.
Read moreCelestial Master Zhang Yu Chu discusses how Daoism practitioners should approach reading and reciting scriptures. The second rule in the ‘Ten Rules of Daoism’ is called ‘Daoist Scriptures and Lu箓,’ which deals with the scriptures
Read more“雷斋月” (Léi zhāi yuè) is one of the important events in Daoism. According to ancient customs, the sixth lunar month is the month when the “九天应元雷声普化天尊” (Jiǔtiān yìng yuán léi shēng pǔ huà tiānzūn), the
Read moreWatch the latest interview with Daoist master Ren Zong Quan from Wuhan. He tells us about his beginning time, what we can do to cultivate Dao and he gives advice to all Daoist practitioners.
Read moreThree Refuges – 三皈 “The Three Refuges and Five Precepts are the most fundamental precepts in Taoism that beginners (whether ordained or lay practitioners) must first adhere to. The ‘Initial True Precepts’ state:
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