You can take a look at this. The descriptions of magical instruments and incantations are very realistic. The author seems to have been a disciple of the Dharma.
After reading The End of Ten Days, the Legend Administration couldn't stand it anymore, and then I don't know if it was fate that led me to encounter this novel. At first, I read it with the mentality of giving it a try. The more I read, the more I couldn't help myself. Apart from class, I read it the rest of the time, eating, going to the toilet, and before going to bed... It's really great. I hope to publish more excellent works. Come on, the author👏
This is my first time writing a book, so I wouldn't recommend it. Folks, but not Taoists. Everything that can be clearly written in it is for everyone's own use.
The author has been engaged in religious history research for a long time. He strictly follows historical facts such as "History of the Ming Dynasty" and "Records of Taizu of the Ming Dynasty" to research Taoist classics and local county annals such as "Tao Zang", "Longhu Mountain Chronicles", "Maoshan Chronicles" and local county annals. Without a certain cultural level and historical foundation, you may not be able to read it. [Praise]
This book is not a novel, but it is more exciting and more professional than the novel. Anyone who is interested in acting can read it. The author of this book is acting in acting, and it is highly recommended.
This book is different from ordinary Taoist novels. The protagonist is a casual cultivator, who is both good and evil. There is no system. He has a certain level of cultivation at the beginning. He does not start from scratch. Even though the first chapter is full of talking and laughing, there are swords and heroines in the back, but it is very late, and it is a deep regret. I will not get along with the protagonist for a long time. The new book has just been opened, and I have been an old fan since I came here. I guarantee with my personality that this book will definitely make everyone shine [shy]
The real meaning of traditional fantasy is to practice and cultivate your mind. If you break away from this, it will either make you happy or lead you astray.
Echoes of wisdom across thousands of years: A taste of "The Analects of Confucius" In the long history of Chinese civilization, "The Analects of Confucius" is undoubtedly a bright pearl. After thousands of years, it still exudes the light of wisdom and nourishes the hearts of generations of Chinese people. Today, let us enter the world of "The Analects" together and explore those chapters that contain endless wisdom and philosophy. Wisdom on how to behave in the world The Analects of Confucius is full of teachings about how to behave in the world. "Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you" is just eight words, but it contains a profound philosophy of life. It reminds us that when getting along with others, we must know how to put ourselves in their shoes and never impose things on others that we do not want to encounter. This kind of thinking of treating others as oneself is the cornerstone of building harmonious interpersonal relationships. In daily life, whether you are dealing with family, friends or colleagues, adhering to this principle can reduce many unnecessary contradictions and conflicts. When we have disagreements with colleagues at work, if we can think from the other person's perspective, we may be able to understand the other person's starting point and solve the problem more appropriately. "A gentleman is magnanimous, and a villain has long-term concerns." This famous saying outlines for us the completely different mental states of a gentleman and a villain. A gentleman is magnanimous, upright, and aboveboard in his actions, so he has peace of mind; a villain often harbors selfish desires, worries about gains and losses, and is worried all day long. When facing various temptations and challenges in life, we should strive to be an open and honest gentleman, stick to our inner moral principles, and not be shaken by external interference. For example, when facing the temptation of interests, only by sticking to the bottom line and not being blinded by greed can you have inner peace and prosperity. Attitude of seeking knowledge for learning. On the road of seeking knowledge, "The Analects" also points out the direction for us. "Learn and practice from time to time, it goes without saying", emphasizing the importance of reviewing frequently after learning. Learning is a process of continuous accumulation and consolidation. Only through repeated practice can you truly integrate knowledge and transform it into your own abilities. Just like learning a foreign language, you can only master it by constantly reviewing the words and grammar, listening more, speaking more, reading more and writing more. "Knowing is knowing, not knowing is not knowing, it is knowing." This proverb teaches us to have a pragmatic attitude towards learning. Admitting one's shortcomings and pretending to understand is the first step in learning. In the learning process, when encountering difficulties, you should not avoid or deal with them, but should humbly ask others for advice and work hard to explore the answers, so that you can continue to make progress. For example, when doing academic research, the citation of data and information must be true and accurate, and you must have a rigorous academic attitude in order to make achievements in the academic field. The concept of virtue in government The ideas in "The Analects" are not only applicable to personal self-cultivation, but also have profound enlightenment for those in government. "Government is based on virtue, like the North Star, where the stars live and share." It advocates that rulers should govern the country based on morality, so that the people will naturally support it just like the stars surrounding the North Star. In history, many wise monarchs knew this truth well. They governed the country with benevolence and cared about the sufferings of the people, thus winning the hearts of the people and making the country prosperous. In modern society, the government also needs to be people-centered and uphold the concepts of fairness, integrity, and serving the people in order to gain the trust and support of the people and achieve the harmonious and stable development of society. The classic "The Analects of Confucius" has spanned thousands of years and brought us wisdom in many aspects such as how to behave in the world, seek knowledge for learning, and govern with virtue. It is like an inexhaustible treasure. Every time we study it, we can gain new insights and gains. Let us taste "The Analects of Confucius" with our hearts, absorb the wisdom contained in it, and let the ancient classics glow with new vitality and vitality in modern society.
Do you think the low-priced house you bought through picking up a leak is a home, or a haunted house that threatens your life? Foreclosure houses in Beijing's Second Ring Road with prices reduced by millions, single-family villas in the Mid-Levels of Hong Kong with zero down payment, all properties that seem like pie-in-the-sky properties are behind them a sinister place where human lives have been lost. I am Han Yang, a Feng Shui master who specializes in the business of haunted houses. With my true ability to regulate the situation and Qi, I can untie the Yin meridians, break the deadlock, suppress evil spirits, and revitalize the haunted houses. Others hide in the haunted house, but I make a fortune from the haunted house. When Jiuju's faction creates a sinister and deadly situation, I use Dao to break the situation, use evil to control evil, and make them pay with blood. Beijing and Hong Kong, Feng Shui secrets, Yin and Yang Bagua, are all in this realistic record.
The author is a Taoist priest of the Qingwei sect. All the stories in the book are adapted from real events, and the writing style is very good. You can learn a lot of Taoist knowledge every time you deal with things. It is highly recommended.
This book is a story from the perspective of Grandpa Liu Guanqi. I suggest you read Liu Long's story before reading this one. The plot is compact and the writing is refreshing. I highly recommend it if you like Yin Yin culture. It shouldn't be rated so low [awkward laugh]
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