What is the meaning of the whisk in the hands of ancient eunuchs and nuns

As the saying goes, it is called a whisk, also known as a whisk, a tail, and a cloud exhibition. It is to tie animal hair and hemp into a bunch, and add a long handle to whisk away dust and mosquitoes. Zen Buddhism uses a whisk as a solemn tool, and the abbot or ** person holds a whisk in his hand to go to the hall for the public saying, that is, the so-called"Bingfu"Therefore, the whisk is a representation of the saying.

Whisking dust is also a famous ** of Taoism. In the Taoist system, dust whisking is a kind of magic weapon in the dojo.

The precepts allow bhikshus to hold a dust whisk to ward off mosquito infestations, but it is forbidden to use such as"White whisk"and so on, a whisk made of more beautiful and valuable things. There are many records in the scriptures of Bodhisattvas or elders holding white whisks in their hands, such as when the Buddha returned from the Buddha to say the Dharma as his mother, Brahma tasted the white whisk and served the right side of the Buddha. Zen Buddhism uses a whisk as a solemn tool, and the abbot or ** person holds a whisk in his hand to go to the hall for the public saying, that is, the so-called"Bingfu"Therefore, the whisk is a representation of the saying.

Dust is also a famous Taoist ** In the martial arts of the Wudang School, there are many Qimen weapons, and the dust is one of them, as the saying goes: "Holding the dust in the hand is not a mortal", the dust is in the Taoist gate to whisk away the dust edge of the otherworldly meaning, but also the Taoist people go out to travel with the things. In the Taoist system, the dust whisk is a kind of magic weapon in the dojo, and then it is evolved into a weapon by the Taoist, which is a soft weapon and the like.

During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, metaphysics arose, and some celebrities talked about metaphysics in order to repel mosquitoes, so they made Fuchen, and later generations followed metaphysics and Taoism to hold it, and eunuchs also held it in order to repel mosquitoes for the emperor.

Seems to be interested in eunuchs lately.

It is made by tying some long, smooth hairs together. It can be used to remove dust and also as one of the symbols of status and status.

The original name of the dust whisk was called "whisk", and it was called "whisk" or "fly whisk" in the Tang Dynasty, and the name "whisk" was widely used in the Ming and Qing dynasties. From the perspective of the linguistic characteristics of Chinese, "拂" itself is a verb, and we still use it now. It appears to be an item of use in its own right.

It was with a bunch of dense ponytail hair, and it was suddenly brushed on the face, and it definitely hurt, and if he didn't have time to close his eyes, that guy would ......It's not good to change the cornea to regain vision.

The dust is invented by the Indians, in order to remove the bite of mosquitoes, to China dust is to have the effect of strengthening the right and warding off evil spirits, so the dust symbolizes the magic weapon to remove troubles.

Whisk dust, also known as whisk and tail, comes from Taoism and is a very sacred thing in our country. When we look at the statue of Guanyin, the statue of the Taoist priest, we can often find that the portrait is painted with a whisk. In Taoism, this is their **, and it has a soft and rigid feeling when used.

It is said that during the Han Dynasty, the dust whisk was very popular with the upper class people, and later it became a thing in the hands of Taoists Holding a whisk in the hand. Its effect of removing dust and repelling mosquitoes has been weakened, mainly because its meaning is auspicious, and people believe that dust also has the effect of strengthening righteousness and warding off evil.

It is nothing more than a dust-sweeping thing, just like the current chicken feather sweep, the eunuch should clean the hygiene of the palace, this kind of item is convenient and easy to use, and the monk holds this kind of thing in his hand, which means that he does not stir up dust in his heart.