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Don't be discriminated against by religion.

Most people in China still believe in "ghost ways", and I don't know if my statement is appropriate. Chinese worship ghosts the most, hoping not to be haunted by ghosts. Believing in Buddhism is also hoping that Buddhism can drive away demons and demons.

In addition, the Chinese are still a country that worships ancestors, and everyone attaches great importance to their ancestral graves. The Chinese hope that their ancestors will bless themselves. In fact, ancestors are also ghosts.

Religious discrimination is unjustifiable.

There must be a reason why religion makes so many people worship, 1, I believe that religion is not believing in some ghost things in religion, I am worshipping the people inside.

Isn't that kind of behavior worthy of my worship?

2. For example, although a large number of books left behind by Buddhism are also beneficial and avoidable, we must also acknowledge the good things in them, such as the ,.. mentioned in Buddhism

Go to this ** can be sold to see for yourself.

It's okay to buy charms, but it's okay not to use charms to attack ghosts, it's not good for yourself.

Make it yourself, it's very expensive to buy.

The three most powerful talismans in Taoism are the five ghost fortune talismans, the resurrection talismans, and the bean scattering talismans.

1. Five ghosts move wealth.

This charm has always been a secret transmission of Taoism, and legend has it that the people who use this charm will win every gamble and make a lot of money. But it's also big. Because the five simple and dry ghosts are driven by people who are profound, once this master can't control the five ghosts, the users and beneficiaries will inevitably be hurt by the five ghosts of the book.

2. Resurrection charm.

This charm can be used by Taoist people and is never passed on. Legend has it that the beauty of the resurrection charm is that it brings back to life a person who is in a dying state. By using this charm when the light is returning to the light, people can use the power of the light to get a new life.

3. Sprinkle beans into a soldier talisman.

As the name suggests, sprinkling beans into a soldier is to grab a handful of beans with soybeans in your hand and sprinkle them on the ground to become a bloody soldier. It is much simpler and more clever than Sun Wukong plucking his own hair and turning into several clones. According to legend, it can only be used by those who have cultivated to the level of decision.

And when it is used, it is inseparable from the destiny of chance.

Taoist taboos

Taoism believes that the Jiao altar is a place where the gods descend, sacred and solemn, and does not allow contempt and filth to enter the altar. Taoist priests who come to the Jiao altar in person must abide by many taboos such as not drinking alcohol and not eating Wuxin.

It is not a taboo to be true. On the day when the lunar calendar is dry, it is not allowed to burn incense, go to the gods, chant scriptures, ring bells and drums, and do fasting. In the evening of the day before the day of the first day of the palace, the E-sign will be hung outside the main hall to inform the congregation.

The taboo of the Tao does not speak of longevity. Taoism is happy with life and evil death, and pursues immortality, so Taoists do not ask each other about their birth age. In terms of diet, Taoism believes that cattle have merit, dogs have righteousness, geese have orderly oranges, and mullets have filial piety, so they should not be eaten. The Quanzhen Taoist priest does not eat meat at all.

Charms are an important part of Taoist practice, what is a mantra? "Shuo Wen Jie Zi" contains: "The wisher is also cursed."

In the era of the Yellow Emperor, there was no distinction between blessings and curses, and the official positions set up by the Yellow Emperor were also called curses. The incantations in the talisman originated from the greetings of ancient sorcerers when they sacrificed to the gods. "Shangshu Wuyi" says:

Curse with a mouth", Shuyun: "Wishing the sound curse, the curse is to tell the gods that the order will add to the blame." It is explained that the original mantra was to tell the gods in words to punish the wicked and swear an oath to the gods.

Taoist mantras and spells originated from ancient witches. Taoist mantras were more popular in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and there was a close relationship between the talismans, the mantras should be recited when drawing talismans, and there were also mantras when using talismans, and there were certain mantras for all the fa. The spell becomes the sincere and heartfelt voice of the caster, so as to ensure that all spells work.

When praying, mantras are words of praise to the gods and prayers for wishes. When healing, the incantation is a word that asks for a spell to manifest and eliminate all diseases; When cultivating, mantras are mostly words such as calming the nerves, clarifying the mind, and asking for help from the gods.

Taoist mantras usually end with the phrase "hasty as the law". Zhao Yanwei of the Song Dynasty explained in "Yunlu Manjian": "Urgency is like a law, and the Han Dynasty moves the common language, and it is still practiced by Yunfu today."

Zhang Tianshi Han people, so he inherited it, and the Taoists got the ancestral narrative". It shows that this sentence was handed down from the Han Dynasty by Zhang Tianshi, and it means that if you want to match it, it will be effective.

The Taoist mantras are divided into Taoist peach wood mantras, falling banner mantras, nine-star god mantras, land god mantras, manna mantras, doumu Xuanling secret spells, Yannei Zhen mantras, golden light mantras, hell breaking spells, purifying body mantras, incense mantras, pure mouth spells, pure heart spells, grievance settlement spells, Luo Zhenjun spells, three-light food spells, nectar food spells, return to the past life spells, land god spells, etc.

The materials used to draw the symbols are generally stipulated: the characters must be drawn with ink or cinnabar, especially cinnabar. The reason why cinnabar is used more is that the ancients thought that cinnabar had the effect of suppressing evil.

The carrier of the talisman is mostly peach board, because in ancient times, it was thought that peach wood had a strong divine power to drive away demons. Secondly, there are cypress boards, jujube boards, stones, bricks and yellow paper. In addition, the use of cloth and silk is also widespread.

"Charms" is one of the main means used by Chinese Taoism to preach and practice. The so-called "charm" is a combination of a charm and a spell. Generally speaking, "Fu" refers to a mysterious image drawn with a red pen or ink pen that combines dots and lines, characters and pictures, and is dominated by curved strokes, and is claimed by the Daomen people to have many functions such as driving away ghosts and gods, curing diseases and disasters; "Mantra" refers to a mantra with a special audio effect, and is widely used to support health, pray for blessings and ward off disasters, or summon ghosts and spirits to achieve a special purpose for the practitioner.

There are many kinds of Taoist symbols, which are divided into five types according to gold, wood, water, fire, and earth. Regarding the production method of the five symbols, it is mainly divided into paper and wood (peach wood is the most), and better is jade. How to make it, some like to use animal blood (dog blood, chicken blood) and some like to use cinnabar.

Summary. Hello, very happy with your question, the question you expressed is not complete, can you express it clearly, what is this symbol, is it used by Taoist priests?

Hello, very happy with your question, you are not expressing all the questions you can express clearly, what is this symbol, what is it for?

Hello, this is a fortune beckon.

Fu Gong is considered in Taoism to be a "text of the heavenly gods" that can be used to "drive away ghosts and spirits, pray for prayers, and cure diseases".

Actually, there is a difference between a charm and a urn.

The difference is that the content of the talisman is mainly the words of prayer, and the content of the urn is mainly the name and appearance of the ghosts and gods.

Hug Puzi Inner Chapter": Taoist priests often bring Tianshui Fu and the Emperor's bamboo envoy Fu Laozi Zuoqi, and Shouzhen thinks about the three generals, and the ghost does not dare to approach people. The second is on the record of the hundred ghosts, knowing the names of the hundred ghosts in the world, and "Bai Zetu Jiuding Ji", then the ghosts are themselves.

There are thousands of types of charms, and there are countless ways to cast them. For example, the methods of casting mantras include silent recitation, soft recitation, and loud recitation; There are books that are buried or burned, some are worn on the body, and attached to the affected area; There are stickers or places in strange places; Cremated to ashes, dissolved in water, washed with runic water, washed the whole body, or wiped and sprayed with runic water; There is the food charm method, and the food charm method has the "swallowing" of eating the table directly, and the "drinking charm" of dissolving the paper ashes burned in water and drinking it. In addition, there are buried in the ground, thrown into water, and so on.

And the most important point is that the quality of moral cultivation has a non-negligible effect on whether the spell is effective.

In the Taoist scriptures, it is emphasized that the execution of the charm must be pure and upright, and the good and virtuous should be accumulated", only in this way can the charm used be effective.

Otherwise, without this merit, even if you recite the mantra with the talisman, you will never be able to verify it.

If you try to do something unrighteous under the guise of a charm, the charm will not only not work, but will also put such a person to death.

I wish you all the best luck!

I won't talk nonsense, the charm thing, first, the person who writes the talisman must have mana and Taoism. This is a very critical matter, the mana is strong and can be written in the air, and the effect is also very fast, but if your talisman is fake, the situation is self-evident. In today's society, there are too many people, and landlords should be cautious.

This thing is like seeking the Tao, no fate will not meet, no virtue will not meet. It's very difficult.

The way of the spell is not only the immortal true law, but also the edict of the gods! Each type of charm has its own purpose and attention. Be careful to ask the Taoist.