What does the word 禳 mean, and what does it mean?

禳": the name of the sacrifice. Pray for the sacrifice of eliminating calamities, removing evil and eliminating evil.

prayer is the most distinctive magic of taoism .

Prayer, i.e., prayer, refers to prayer to the gods for the pacification of calamities and the prolongation of blessings: the content is wide-ranging, covering almost all aspects of social life. There are prayers for good weather, rain, locusts, sickness, plague, etc., as well as prayers for heirs, longevity, blessings, and long-lasting national fortune.

禳 is also known as disaster , 禳 , refers to the magic to solve the disaster that is faced : you was originally the name of the ancient sacrifice . Zhou Li Heavenly Officials and Daughters Wish to Hold the Occasion to Eliminate Illness .

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you , it is said that you go away from evil and auspicious . Taoism has since taken the solution of disasters as the content of its magic, and has since developed into a wide variety of systems, including all natural and man-made disasters encountered in life. As far as natural disasters are concerned, there are fires, stars, typhoons, droughts, solar eclipses, earthquakes, etc. As far as social life is concerned, there are official affairs (litigation), epidemics, thieves, waste (loss of property), etc.

There are even ways to explain things that are regarded as bad omen such as nightmares, seeing dead bodies on the road, animals entering the house, and crows crying as bad omen.

There are two situations in which prayer is prayed: if the matter is a minor calamity, then ask the Taoist priest to use a talisman to calm the post, or ask the Venerable Master Yubu to recite a mantra and sprinkle the talisman water. If the prayer is of great importance, or if there is a sudden or continuous occurrence of a major disaster, a Taoist priest should be asked to perform a fasting ceremony.

Prayer and understanding are also the main content of Taoist Jiao, or Jiao is a ritual of prayer.

禳ráng: Pray to eliminate calamities: Solution. Disaster.

Prayer qí ráng: Pray for blessings and ward off disasters.

Explanation: Superstitious people pray to ghosts and gods to ward off calamities.

The wind of understanding can be seen everywhere in Chaoshan folk, and is widely found in folk customs such as residential buildings, wearing accessories, crafts, arts, road traffic, red and white ceremonies, etc.

Many hipsters wear different kinds of jewelry at different times in their lives, such as silver bracelets, ankle rings and copper buttons in infancy and early childhood, jade gourds and shunzhi money in childhood, and earrings, rings, necklaces and jade bracelets according to their preferences in adulthood.

It is commonly believed that gold, silver, and jade products have the effect of protecting the soul and keeping the know-how, so that the sneaky do not dare to intrude or block.

Chaoxiang customs, in the village in the village is more dangerous places or intersections, often to erect a vertical small stone tablet, engraved with "Taishan stone dare to be" five words, intended to resist evil, protect the villagers and passers-by. It turned out that Shi Dangdang was a warrior for five generations, he defended his hometown and turned evil into good fortune, so the people had this move.

Chaoshan dwellings are full of customs of understanding. For example, hipsters are accustomed to planting pomegranate flowers, fairy grass and large thorns in front of their houses, and it is believed that these plants are lucky grasses that can ward off evil spirits.

The ancestral hall of Chaoshan, some erect a pair of stone lions or stone gongs and drums on both sides of the gate, and some draw or embed the pattern of the unicorn on the front wall, which not only has the function of decoration, but also has the function of driving away evil spirits, because the lion and the unicorn are "evil beasts", and the stone gongs and drums also have the command to drive away evil worship.

Explanation.

Sacrifices are made to ward off disasters and diseases. The Old Tang Dynasty Book Li Sui Duan Biography: Li Gan used the left road to Yin Jing, tasted the inner guess Liang Yu gathered all the workers, knitted the thorn beads and embroidered them for the royal clothes, and burned them as a success, thinking that they were a concubine.

Song Zhu Ben, "Qu Wei Old News" Volume 8: "Quasi-very afraid, it is said that there is a soul, and a hundred ways cannot be sent." ”

Word decomposition 禳 Explanation 禳 á prayer Eliminate calamity: 禳解. Disaster key grandson.

radical : 礻; Explanation of 禬 禬 ì Ancient sacrifices held to eliminate disasters and diseases: "Palm the time to draw the things of the stalk, in order to get rid of the disease."

In ancient times, princes gathered their wealth to help their allies: "Mourn the defeat with a courtesy." Ancient princes received the goods of the allies:

to make up for the calamity of the princes. radical : 礻; Stroke order numbering.

Pray for the elimination of calamities. Pinyin ráng, phonetic

The simplified radical has 17 strokes and a total of 21 strokes.

The traditional radical shows the part, with 17 strokes outside the department and 22 strokes in total.

Wubi pyye, Cangjie ifyrv, Zheng code WSER, four corners 30232.

The structure is left and right, the code is 4412, the location is 7692, and the Unicode is 79b3.

Stroke order:、丨、、一丨 一丨 一一一丨丨一 、。

Basic literal meaning: pray to eliminate calamities: 禳解. Disaster.

醮禳 [jiào ráng].

Set up a Jiao Solution. 禳避 [ráng bì].

Sacrifice to the gods to avoid misfortune. 禳禬 [ráng guì].

Sacrifices are made to ward off disasters and diseases.

禳prayer [ráng dǎo].

Worship the gods to ward off disasters and pray for blessings.

禳關度煞 [ráng guān dù shà] is a traditional interpretation of difficulties and bad luck.

prayer 禳 [dǎo ráng].

Pray to the ghosts and gods for blessings and disasters.

You means a sacrifice name, which means a prayer to eliminate calamities, evil spirits, and evil sacrifices.

The ancient book explanation of the word Yu is from "Guangyun", "Jiyun", "Yunhui", such as Yang Cut, "Zhengyun", such as sheep cutting,