The sacred banner (宝幡, bǎofān) is a common ritual object in Daoist ceremonies, distinct from the ritual pennon (幢, chuáng). While the pennon often includes a canopy and a staff for carrying, the banner is
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Category: Daoist Practice
Masters of Taoist ordination
Introduction of the ordination masters The Great Taoist ordination (天仙大戒 Tian xian dàjiè) in the Quan Zhen Pai must include the participation and presiding of a Great Ordination Master (大律师, dà lǜshī), Chief Seat Master
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Daoist Ceremonies: Exploring their History and Significance
Daoist ceremonies hold a profound place within the rich tapestry of Daoist philosophy and practice. Rooted in ancient Chinese traditions, these ceremonies encompass a wide range of rituals and
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The Quanzhen Tradition: Exploring Daoist Ceremonies and its Enduring Significance
The Quanzhen tradition is a prominent school of Daoism that has greatly influenced the development and practice of Daoist ceremonies. Rooted in the teachings of Wang Chongyang and his disciples during the Jin Dynasty (1115-1234
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The secrets hidden inside the Taoist talisman
The structure of the head, belly and foot of the Taoist talisman from top to bottom symbolizes the unity of heaven, earth and man,
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The Complete Analysis of Nei Jing Tu
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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Transmission of Precepts for Daoist Disciples at the Jing Le Palace on Wudang Mountain in 2023
In the year Gui Mao (2023) on November 2nd, the 14th day of the transmission of precepts for Daoist disciples at the Jing Le Palace on Wudang Mountain, belonging to the Quanzhen School, took place.
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Transmission of Taoist Precepts
On the morning of November 1, the Daoist ordination altar held the first true precepts ceremony. The group of ordinands were divided into two groups, following the lead of the ritual master and the staff-bearing
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“The Origin of the Dragon Gate and the Transmission of Precepts in Wudang”
Taoism, 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.
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About Fasting and Purification in Daoism
Before believers participate in religious activities at temples or Taoist places, it is recommended to fast and purify yourself one to three days in advance, calming both your body and mind.
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