The Winter Solstice marks the holy birthday of Yuánshǐ Tiānzūn (元始天尊), the highest deity in Taoism and one of the Three Purities (Sānqīng, 三清).
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The Winter Solstice marks the holy birthday of Yuánshǐ Tiānzūn (元始天尊), the highest deity in Taoism and one of the Three Purities (Sānqīng, 三清).
Read more九天应元雷声普化天尊 (Jiǔ Tiān Yìng Yuán Léishēng Pǔ Huà Tiānzūn), the Great Heavenly Lord of Universal Transformation, Resounding Thunder, and Response to the Origin in the Nine Heavens, is a deity revered in Chinese folk religion
Read moreChinese folklore is rich with mythical creatures and deities that hold great significance in the cultural and religious beliefs of the Chinese people. Among these revered figures are 雷公电母 (Léi Gōng Diàn Mǔ) and 风伯雨师
Read moreImmortals, in ancient mythological legends, refer to extraordinary beings who possess limitless abilities, transcend the mundane world, and enjoy eternal life.
Read more11th day of 11th lunar month – Honour day of Tai Yi Jiu Ku Tian Zun 十一月十一日 太乙救苦天尊圣诞
Read moreThe “五营神将five-battalion spiritual generals” are also called “五营元帅 five-battalion marshals”, “五营神兵 five-battalion spiritual soldiers”, etc., following we refer to as “五营 Wuying”, the five-battalions.
Read moreWho are the “北七真 Bei-Qi-Zhen”? “Bei-Qi-Zhen”, or the “The Northern Seven Taoist Masters”. They are all disciples of Grand Master Chong-Yang. Their names
Read more“Dòu mǔ yuán jūn 斗姆元君”, often referred to as “Dòu mǔ 斗姆”, also known as “Zhōng tiān fàn qì dòu mǔ yuán jūn 中天梵气斗母元君”. “Dòu 斗” refers to the stars of the Big Dipper, and
Read moreEvery year during the chinese Spring Festival, many Daoist believers consider a fortune reading to ensure they don´t offend the Grand Duke of Jupiter – Tai Sui 太岁.
Read moreOrigin of the Big Dipper 斗姆天尊 Dou Mu Tian Zun is a female Divine and is the Mother of the deities who are in charge of the Big Dipper constellation. The word “Dou” means the
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