The Vernacular Version of the Guidance of Life and Life

"Guizhi of Xingming", the full name of "Guizhi of Ten Thousand Gods for the Dual Cultivation of Xing and Ming", is a masterpiece of Taoist inner alchemy in the Ming Dynasty. According to legend, it was written by the disciple of Yin Zhenren (some say Yin Xi or Yin Zhiping). The specific author is unknown. The book was written during the Wanli period (first published in 1615). It is divided into four volumes: Yuan, Heng, Li and Zhen. It systematically explains the theory of inner alchemy cultivation in the form of pictures and texts. It advocates "dual cultivation of life and life" and integrates the essence of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. It is known as the "Secret Code of Alchemy and Taoism" and a model of "the integration of three religions". "Xingming Guizhi" is not only a practical guide for inner alchemy cultivation, but also a philosophical masterpiece that explores the essence of life. His idea of ​​"double cultivation of life and life" transcends religious boundaries and provides profound inspiration for modern people to balance body and mind and explore life potential. Those who want to go deeper can combine it with classics such as "Zhou Yi Shen Tong Qi" and "Wu Zhen Chapter".