I want to read a book similar to "Tao Fa Xuan Ling". The heroine of this novel grew up with her uncle from the Quanzhen sect. I have practiced many Quanzhen sect's fundamental inner and outer elixirs. Later, the bond with the eight major sects of Zhengyi and the confrontation with the Yinshan sect are part of the novel.
These two books are about real talents and practical skills, and they are easy to learn at your fingertips. Knowledge is integrated into the story, making it easy to learn and understand
Don't miss it if you prefer logical online urban abilities. The power system in the book is clear, the realms of Xiaochi and Qingxi are divided step by step, and the talismans, body cultivation, and ice techniques each have their own characteristics. The male protagonist was besieged by a cult when he was alone, and he teamed up with the Zhenesi team on the way. At the same time, he also had to deal with the recruitment of the Ninth Department. The two camp routes were realistic. There were no black and white characters. The villain's motivations were reasonable, and there was no forced intelligence.
Tudouzi came here with treasured knowledge [Eat Melon]. Several familiar books related to Taoism. The first Chinese Classics, which explains in detail the Bagua, Hexagrams, etc. The fourth illustrated version of the I Ching makes the I Ching easier to understand. The fifth book teaches you how to read palms and faces, and teaches you how to recognize people from scratch [eating melon]
Eight-character numerology, six lines, easy to count plum blossoms, Feng Shui, Qimen Dunjia, talismans, Taoism, etc. There are also many resolution methods in the eight-character numerology, such as injured officials meeting officials, owl gods taking food, sheep blades clashing, outlines to destroy the year, official killings mixed and other resolution methods, those who are destined can get them.
If you haven't read this book yet, you might as well give it a try, the content is very exciting... On the day I was born, 💖nineteen thunderbolts fell around my yard. A fortune teller said that I was born as a monster and would suffer eighteen calamities in my life. Either others died or I died. As a result, the fortune teller answered my calamity on the first day of my birth and died suddenly as soon as I left the village in his arms! ...
Tell the truth? These three books are the real ones and nothing else! The second book, after you read it carefully, you will find a lot when you go do a Feng Shui check on your own home! There is also a facial profile in it. It is said that someone had a look at his or her own face after reading it!
I highly recommend this book. I feel that the protagonist is a true Taoist priest. There is no heroine. The protagonist is powerful and does not practice immortality. Many of the spells and rituals in it are true.
There are various real Taoist spells, formations, and fortune-telling techniques, as well as Buddhism, witchcraft, incantations, sorcery, demons, and many mythical stories. The soul-suppressing curse, the soul-absorbing curse, the sun-fire curse, the five-element spiritual curse... The protagonist is a Taoist priest, who cultivates humanity, slays evil spirits, travels down the mountain and travels around the world, and realizes the great ways of heaven and earth. He is a real Taoist. If you like it, you can check it out! ! [Adoration][Adoration]
Traditional cultural wisdom: a guide to self-cultivation and morality. In our long history of culture, Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism, Wang Yangming's philosophy of mind, and Zhang Defen's works, as well as the concept of pursuing the path to immortality, all contain endless wisdom and point us in the direction of self-cultivation and morality and how to behave in the world. 1. Confucianism: advocates "benevolence, righteousness, etiquette, wisdom, and trustworthiness." "Filial piety is the first of all virtues", filial piety is the respect and support for parents and elders; friendship and mutual help between brothers and sisters; loyalty to the emperor, patriotism, respect for one's job and love for one's career reflect loyalty; "A person cannot stand without trust", trust is the criterion for living in life; etiquette regulates our behavior and respects teachers and ethics; righteousness allows us to adhere to justice and maintain chastity; integrity requires us to be spotless and upright; shame enables us to distinguish right from wrong and keep the bottom line of being a human being. Everything starts from oneself, guided by Confucianism, and constantly improves oneself. 2. Taoism: It advocates conforming to nature, following the fundamental law "Tao" of all things in the universe, governing by doing nothing, and not imposing interference. It is virtue to uphold a simple and pure nature, have noble moral character, and not fight for benefits. A pure heart, not disturbed by worldly complexities and desires, is pure; keep quiet and peaceful, gain insight into all things in tranquility, and practice physical and mental tranquility; let go of yourself, not be bound by prejudices and inherent concepts, accept the so-called emptiness of the world with an open and tolerant heart; understand the state of "nothing" In the world, let go of the attachment to tangible materials and fame and wealth, and return to the true nature of nothingness; to deal with the world with a gentle and humble attitude, like water, which seems to be weak but contains powerful power, that is, softness; to pursue harmony, to live in harmony with nature and others, and to live in peace without creating conflicts and disputes. 3. Buddhism: To be compassionate, to feel the suffering of all living beings, to give care and help is compassion; to pity the suffering of all living beings, and to help them escape from the sea of suffering is compassion; to rejoice in the happiness and happiness of all living beings, and to be free from jealousy, hatred, and hatred; to give up greed, anger, ignorance, pride, and suspicion, and to let go of the pursuit of worldly desires and obsessions is renunciation; to observe the precepts, Regulate your own behavior and refrain from doing things that harm sentient beings and violate morality; practice meditation, focus on your heart, and not be disturbed by the outside world, so as to gain wisdom and concentration, that is, concentration; open up wisdom, gain insight into the essence of things, and get rid of troubles and confusion as wisdom; understand the true meaning of "emptiness" and understand that everything in the world is illusion, and not being attached to appearances is emptiness. We should not be attached to form on the outside, and we should not be attached to emptiness on the inside. We should have nothing to live in, and our mind should be born. The past cannot be grasped, the present cannot be grasped, and the future cannot be grasped. 4. Wang Yangming's Theory of Mind: Emphasizes that "the heart is reason", the heart is the ontology of all things in the universe, and all moral norms and truths originate from the heart. Conscience is our innate moral judgment and intuitive ability. It can distinguish right from wrong, good and evil, and is the fundamental criterion for being a human being. Through constant self-reflection and practice, we can remove the cover of selfish desires and extend our inner conscience to all things, that is, conscience. Knowledge and action are integrated. Once you have correct cognition, you must put it into action, deepen your cognition in action, and avoid empty talk. This is the unity of knowledge and action. Make your thoughts sincere, do not deceive yourself, be pure in heart, and be sincere; care for the people, actively participate in society, and benefit the people with practical actions; explore the principles of nature in specific things, and improve yourself through understanding and practice of things; establish lofty aspirations, clarify life goals, and make unremitting efforts to realize your ideals. 5. Zhang Defen's works: In "Meeting the Unknown Self", he advocates inner tranquility and far-reaching, abandoning impetuous and troubled silence; constant self-reflection, insight into inner thoughts; understanding the true meaning of life, and understanding the wisdom of life; letting go of unnecessary burdens and liberating the shackles of the soul; loving kindness and kindness in the heart, the love that warms all things in the world; harmonizing the body and mind, accepting the harmony of the complete self; awakening inner awareness, insight into the truth of life, and exploring everything from the heart. "Meet Your Dreams Come True" encourages us to have beautiful dreams and illuminate the way forward; to set firm aspirations and anchor the goals we strive for; to work diligently and accumulate the capital for success; to be brave enough to innovate and break through the limitations of thinking; to persevere and persevere without fear of hardships and obstacles; to be good at seizing opportunities and keenly discerning the goodness of opportunities; to plan actions rationally, promote the integration of dreams in an orderly manner, and realize dreams starting from the present. "Live a New Self" inspires us to bravely challenge ourselves and break through the boundaries of comfort; actively embrace change and welcome new possible changes; continue to learn and grow to improve our own quality; decisively let go of the past and say goodbye to old patterns; maintain an optimistic attitude and laugh at the ups and downs of life; pay attention to physical and mental health and consolidate the foundation of life; stick to your true self and show your unique style. Everything starts with change. 6. Pursuing the path to immortality: pay attention to quietness to cultivate one's self, stay away from the hustle and bustle of the world, and clarify the heart; be kind-hearted, have compassion and love in the heart, and build good relationships; understand the principles of heaven, have insight into all phenomena in the world, and have a clear mind and nature; be humble in life, neither arrogant nor impetuous nor discouraged, and be open-minded; and Live in harmony, be one with all things, and conform to nature; be patient and restrained, tolerate things that are difficult to tolerate, and cultivate an open-minded mind; be willing to let go, put aside fame and wealth, and get rid of the fetters; practice diligently, improve your own skills, and practice the path of seeking the Tao from the moment. These precious cultural treasures guide us on the road of life to continuously improve ourselves, cultivate moral character, face various challenges in life with a positive and healthy attitude and behavior, realize the value of life, and gain inner peace and happiness. I hope everyone can draw strength from it and let the wisdom of traditional culture shine in our lives. We also welcome sharing this wisdom with more people in need. [Laughing]
After reading this book, I realized that metaphysics can be so "down-to-earth". To be honest, at first I went there just for curiosity. Eastern and Western mantras, Feng Shui zodiac signs, Celestial Immortals, Chinese medicine for health... Who is the origin of this author? After a few chapters, I was completely hooked. The author is a real person, but he doesn't talk nonsense. He never mentions the questions about the Five Elements and body conditioning that readers ask in the paragraphs. He breaks them down for you in subsequent stories using examples that can be found around you. You will find, oh, this turns out to be how this principle works in life. Reading this book feels like having a knowledgeable friend chatting with you while calmly teaching you all the tricks of the trade.
[Orthodox Taoist priest] [Guanzhu] [No female protagonist], I recommend a book called Immortal Grass Seedlings. In the end of the Dharma era, a poor Taoist priest from Taoist Temple worshiped the Immortal Seal and became the last Immortal Official. He gained the ability to cast magical powers and spells, used talisman water to save the villagers, and promoted Taoism. The author has profound legal and Taoist skills. No heroine, no system, no live streaming. Absolutely beautiful, come and argue if you don't agree!
It's hard to tell whether it's true or not, but the second book should be what you want. It has inheritance and the origins of past and present lives. I think the first book is more authentic, it is a branch of Taoism, and I learned some knowledge. The third book, Rumors, Jianghu.
The underlying logic of feudal superstition is cracked. An analysis of the principles of Taoist mantras. It proves that God and soul exist, and gives you a new understanding of the real world. Take you to see where humans came from, how the pyramids were built, and how the moon came from. How the universe works.
This one! The writing is very detailed, and the legal decisions for several years have been written in great detail. I suspect that the author is a Taoist priest!
Taoist metaphysics and the inheritance of the shaman clan are all in this book. Let me explain in advance that this is a female channel, don't come in and scold the author and say you were cheated. Don't ask the author why the male protagonist hates feudal superstition. It's enough that the male protagonist likes the female protagonist.
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