Those who are good at nourishing the Tao must first nourish the mind. Those who are good at method-abiding must be righteous. Those who are good at self-cultivation and self-righteousness must change their minds.
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Those who are good at nourishing the Tao must first nourish the mind. Those who are good at method-abiding must be righteous. Those who are good at self-cultivation and self-righteousness must change their minds.
Read moreA healthy diet and nuturing practices are the foundation of a long life. Ancient Daoists searched for a way to prolonging the life span to the extend of immortality. Simply put, different practices allow us
Read moreIs it possible to heal COVID with spiritual healing? Or is there a method to speed up the recovery after one got infected?
Read more“Běidǒu jīng 北斗经”, the Scripture of the North Star, can prolong life, bring many benefits and prevent harm and calamities to the practitioner.
Read moreTalisman(符)is one of the most important subjects in Daoism Practises. And is one of the basic exercise for Orthodox Daoist Priest. In Daoism terms,Fulu(符箓)is mentioned. Fulu is a combination word from Chinese“符箓”.
Read moreIn the case calamities accure, one can draw the 24 talisman on yellow paper and burn them while reciting the text below. Practice the Bei Dou Jing regulary to avoid harm and dispell calamities.
Read moreIn Part 1 we introduced the Ritual Items used by Daoists during ceremonies and rituals. Now we learn more about the commonly used Ritual Instruments. A Daoist practitioner starts learning the scriptures and chanting practices
Read moreDaoists, same like any other craftsmen use tools to work. Their artifacts and sacred items often passed down from generation to generation and are empowered by spirits. The so called Fǎ Qì 法器 are categorized
Read moreThe 6th month of the lunar calendar is the so called Lei Zhai Yue, the thunder fasting month. A good time to cultivate and practice as well as praying for relief of suffering and avoidance
Read moreNei Gong is the name given to exercises that are practiced in silence. No means inside and gong means work. Nei Gong describes the “inner work”. Whether standing, sitting or lying down, we can cultivate
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