Any Books That Blend Traditional Chinese Culture and Explore Taoism in Depth? 有没有融合中国传统文化，涉及道家领域比较广的书

1 地 The Underworld Calls Me Little Master 地府叫我小先生 Jie Yu界玉Mystery3.3M WordsCompleted In ancient, remote places, all kinds of strange and terrifying things are bound to happen. And these things happen around Hua Jiunan. In fact, Hua Jiunan is part of them. For instance, he was born from a corpse! 253.7kReads9.6Score30.9kShelves

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These three books are all very designed with traditional culture [exploration][exploration][exploration] Don't look at the first two as scary [thinking], but the content is very deep, including some real events in the 20th century, most of which are kept secret. The book involves a lot of [love], Taoism, Buddhism, all three religions and nine streams, let's go

3 改 A True Record of Changing Fate 改命记实录 Light of the Dao道之光Urban1.3M WordsCompleted [A feng shui novel] [Featuring feng shui, Daoist medicine, psychology, and economics; read faces and phone numbers] [Practical insights] [Explaining the esoteric with science] My master hastily taught me the art of divination and passed down a few books. Before I even had the chance to formally begin my training in the mountains, he sent me down into the world to help people... Where can I even go to complain about that? Amid the mortal world, I help others and cultivate myself. 422.1kReads9.6Score67.4kShelves

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The first time I didn't finish it, I rushed to give it a good review! Because the author writes so well, I learned a lot of knowledge, I highly recommend [like]

4 黄 The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon, Explained with Laughs 黄帝内经爆笑讲解版 Eight Hundred Miles of Wind and Clouds风云八百里3.7M WordsOngoing Still missing out on China’s millennia-old treasures of health and wellness because classical texts are so hard to understand? This book breaks free from the dry style of traditional texts and uses laugh-out-loud language to unpack the foundational classics of Chinese medicine! It is divided into three volumes. The first offers clear, accessible explanations of the chapters of the Suwen, breaking down the underlying medical principles of yin and yang, the five elements, the organs, and qi and bl 17.9kReads8.7Score1.5kShelves

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A wonderful collision of medical wisdom spanning thousands of years and modern humor! This subversive work uses a relaxed and humorous writing style to simplify the ancient and profound Chinese medicine classic "The Yellow Emperor's Internal Medicine", making it educational and entertaining. From yin and yang and the five elements to the internal organs and meridians, from health maintenance to disease prevention, every obscure medical theory is cleverly integrated into vivid and interesting stories and jokes, allowing people to understand the essence of traditional Chinese medicine while laughing. Whether you are a novice or an enthusiast of traditional Chinese medicine, you can find fun and wisdom in this hilarious explanation, which brings ancient medical wisdom to life in laughter and becomes an intimate guide for modern people to live a healthy life.

5 玄 The Mystical Yellow Emperor's Yinfu Scripture 玄学黄帝阴符经 Sometimes Silly呆呆偶尔呆124k WordsCompleted The Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan: Leader of the ancient Huaxia tribal alliance and the common ancestor of the Huaxia people in China's remote antiquity. First among the Five Emperors, he is revered as the “cultural progenitor of China.” An emperor embodies virtue, the Way, and Heaven; he holds the highest position. “From ancient times to the present, only our Huaxia endures.” When in doubt, study Daoism at once. Those who observe the past and understand the Way find joy in both the great and the smal 13Reads—Score—Shelves

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8 命 Destiny Opens the Door to Wisdom 命运开启智慧之门 Clear Current of the Ocean海洋清流Mystery1.3M WordsCompleted Miner Lin Haiyang has a chance encounter that introduces him to the divination arts of the Book of Changes. Through persistence and selfless, tireless study, he unravels one age-old mystery after another, opens the door to wisdom, and embarks on a life enlightened by it. 5.2kReads9.0Score654Shelves

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This is a seriously underestimated metaphysics book. It is recommended to metaphysics enthusiasts who really like Four Pillars, Six Yao, Plum Blossom Counting, Qimen, Face Reading, Prediction, and Feng Shui. If you are not in true love, please do not enter or spray. I hope that the destined person can find his own antidote. Do the right thing at the right time and avoid doing the wrong thing at the wrong time.

9 我 I Was Common as Dirt, Yet I Became an Immortal 我本庸俗却成仙 Shan Sheng善生Urban105k WordsCompleted [Want to learn immortal cultivation and the Dao? Give it a look!] I yearn to become an immortal. Cultivating the truth and comprehending the Dao have been my lifelong dream, and I practice immortal cultivation in the real world. This is an unknown story, yet one brimming with wonder... Birth, aging, sickness, and death go on without end; cultivate the truth and comprehend the Dao to transcend them. I was once ordinary, yet became an immortal, neither suffering nor indulging in pleasure. I yearn 740Reads—Score168Shelves

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Real Cultivation of Immortality [Plus 1 on Bookshelf] I have no regrets after reading this book. It is a blessing in my life to read such a book. The author has greatly opened up a new world view [The God of Birds]. The philosophy of cultivating immortality teaches people how to cultivate immortality. The content subverts the three views.

11 道 Tales of a Taoist Priest 道士往事 Li Huashang李化伤Mystery172k WordsOngoing Join me as I uncover the Three Realms, the Heavenly Court, the Thirty-Three Heavens, blessed grotto-heavens, magic arts, golden pills, ancient times, Gu, Zhuyou healing, feng shui, fortune-telling, divination, investigating and reading cases... demons, devils, ghosts, monsters, imps, evil masters and fallen saints... as well as the modern-day Imperial Observatory! The Three Teachings trace their origins to the Dao, which stands above the empty titles of Confucianism and Buddhism. Golden scriptur 24Reads—Score—Shelves

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Revealing the secrets of the Three Realms, Heaven, Thirty-three Heavens, Cave Paradise, Spells, Golden Pills, Ancient Times, Gu, Zhu You, Feng Shui, Numerology, Divination, Checking Things... Demons, Devils, Ghosts, Monsters, Demons, Evil Masters and Saints... And the Contemporary Imperial Heavenly Prison!!!

12 修 So This Is How You Can Play at Cultivating Immortality 修仙原来可以这么玩 Diviner Wang the Great Immortal神棍王大仙儿Eastern Fantasy1.1M WordsCompleted “Cultivate immortality through science; elevate civilization.” Don’t get the wrong idea. This isn’t about our protagonist using technology to cultivate immortality. It’s about upgrading the science and technology of human civilization as a whole through cultivation, thereby guiding humanity’s civilization to ascend. A comprehensive examination, from institutions to understanding, reflecting on the past and analyzing the future. As our civilization reaches the present day, standing at the crossro 253Reads7.4Score—Shelves

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First, understand the difference between Taoism and Taoism. Taoism is a monk who purely focuses on practicing metaphysics, while Taoism is a complete system civilization. The two are different, just like the difference between a complete network ecosystem and ordinary programmers

13 永 The Song of Enlightenment: A Timeless Masterpiece by Master Yongjia 永嘉大师千古神书之证道歌 The Cultivation Journey of a Strange Star Beyond the Heavens天外奇星的修行之旅253k WordsCompleted A divine book, a divine book! A book that can boost your wisdom, unleash your imagination, fill you with energy, awaken you to life, and make you unstoppable with cheat-like powers! Now launching with a bang! The Pure Nature Reveals the Five Aggregates and Four Kinds of Form The self, other people, sentient beings, and those who live out their allotted years: The feelings of the self, of others, and of sentient beings through time and space; The thoughts of the self, of others, and the countless 810Reads6.9Score169Shelves

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Divine book, sacred book, I recommend the "Sacred Book of Enlightenment", it can improve your wisdom, open your mind, harvest full of energy, it is hot and delicious, highly recommended!

16 窃 Stealing Heaven's Secrets: My Feng Shui and Face-Reading Skills Are Worth Trillions 窃天机：我的风水相术价值万亿 Xu Yunwu徐云梧Urban600k WordsCompleted This book doesn’t deal with supernatural forces or mysterious talismans. It only discusses real-world feng shui and fortune analysis. Some people lost a million yuan because of a decorative ornament. Others escaped desperate situations thanks to a potted plant. What we call fate is actually hidden in the clothes we wear, the food we eat, and the places where we live and travel. This is a record of understanding fortune in the mortal world, disguised as a novel. Drawing on real urban stories, it 62.8kReads8.6Score6.6kShelves

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It has both the mystery of Feng Shui and numerology, and the gentleness of human fireworks. There are no exaggerated settings, the plot is delicate and engaging, and it is full of Feng Shui information. Feng shui cases are combined with urban stories, making it easy to understand. If you like this kind of subject matter, don't miss it

17 刃 Baki: Eight Chaotic Bouts of Chivalrous Combat, Starting with Ryouko 刃牙：从粮子开始的侠技八乱斗 Years of the Gray Crane灰鹤年华Anime Fanfiction180k WordsOngoing Do you know what the oldest and most important organ in a living organism is? The heart? The brain? Neither. Long before either of them appeared, in a more ancient age, the digestive tract was already there. Now, someone has taken this most primitive, ancient, and powerful organ and pushed it to its absolute limits! On top of that, the unending rain hanging over Tokyo, a boy from the snowy highlands, and a hero who stands for the earth beneath the very pinnacle of power will stir up a new storm. 227Reads—Score—Shelves

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Well, I can only say that it has some influence, but overall it is fighting and abstract.

18 道 A Taoist Priest Enters the World 道士入世记 Yan Xinyu严鑫宇Mystery1.0M WordsCompleted [Professional Taoist + slow burn + folk customs + the supernatural + mild horror + realism + gradual development + no wish fulfillment] (The central theme of this second novel: people and their relationships.) The Taoist's Journey into the Mortal World is a continuation of The Little Taoist of Qingshan. New readers can enjoy it on its own, while returning readers will find it an even richer experience. Do you want to learn about folk spiritual mediums? Curious about spirit mediums? Want to know 401Reads8.7Score—Shelves

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It tells the story of a pure cultivator who entered the mortal world from Taoism. When learning about various supernatural events, discovering the complexity of relationships between people is a hundred times more difficult than practicing spiritual practice. The story involves Feng Shui, folk customs, scientific explanations, Qimen Dunjia, various Yili, etc. It also uses metaphysics and science to explain some seemingly unscientific and bizarre events. . . .

20 三 The Principles of Ternary Consciousness and Memory Mapping 三元意识与记忆映射原理 Philosopher Cat哲学猫Sci-Fi & Apocalypse102k WordsCompleted This book deciphers the secrets of human longevity through philosophical reasoning. Tomato's number one original philosophical masterpiece, The Threefold Consciousness and Memory Mapping Principle, explores ideology, human nature, the secrets of human longevity, the truth behind ancient history, the origin of the moon, the mystery of the Great Flood, reasoning about past-life memories, an analysis of homosexuality, depression, multidimensional worlds, the differences in how men and women are att 1.4kReads9.2Score465Shelves

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Tomato's original philosophical first book - "The Principle of Three-Yuan Consciousness and Memory Mapping", ideology, human nature, the secret of human lifespan, the truth of ancient history, the origin of the moon, the secret of the great flood, the reasoning of past life memory, the analysis of homosexuality, depression, the multi-dimensional world, the difference in attraction between men and women in love, the essential difference between Chinese medicine and Western medicine, the essential difference between Taoism and Confucianism, and the reasoning of various supernatural phenomena. . . . . . If you understand, it's Taoism!

21 风 The Feng Shui Clinic 风水医馆 Eight Hundred Miles of Wind and Clouds风云八百里Urban708k WordsCompleted Lin Feng, a brash young man with a formal education in traditional Chinese medicine, takes over his grandfather's “Feng Shui Clinic.” He's well-grounded in Chinese medicine and knows a little feng shui. He expects to spend his days guarding a run-down shop and barely scraping by, but to his surprise, his family's inherited “feng shui acupuncture” technique helps him make a name for himself. He reads feng shui and unblocks meridians, treating the body while changing people's fortunes. With Chines 554Reads—Score128Shelves

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Lin Feng, a young man who graduated from a major in traditional Chinese medicine, took over the "Feng Shui Medical Clinic" left by his grandfather. He had a solid theory of traditional Chinese medicine and a good knowledge of Feng Shui techniques. He thought he would just stick to the dilapidated shop and drink from the northwest wind, but unexpectedly he made a fortune by relying on the "Feng Shui acupuncture technique" passed down from his ancestors. He distinguishes Feng Shui and unblocks meridians, which not only treats the body but also changes fortune; he uses Chinese medicine to consolidate the foundation and Feng Shui to regulate qi, and he can forcefully bring out a glimmer of vitality. The human body is regarded as a small world, and Feng Shui is used to adjust the universe. Traditional Chinese medicine diagnoses pulse and disease, and Feng Shui eliminates disasters. In a dilapidated medical clinic, a young doctor treats the world's difficult and complicated diseases and solves the world's Feng Shui dilemma using "side theories" that are disdained by Chinese and Western medicine.

22 十 Ten Socializing Techniques 十神社交术 Philosopher Cat哲学猫Urban130k WordsCompleted This is an unconventional guide to the art of social interaction, inspired by the author’s insights into “Daoist Eight Characters fortune-telling” and “Western pickup artistry.” It is completely different from the books on relationships you see in everyday life: not only is it easy to understand, it is also highly practical. Let’s look at the true nature of human beings in social interactions from a different perspective… 51Reads—Score—Shelves

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Philosophy, psychology, social interaction, ideology, way of thinking, personality, supernatural reasoning, the nature of metaphysics. . . . . .

23 高 Mastery of the Esoteric Arts 高术通神 Write Well伸笔码良Urban3.0M WordsCompleted When I was in eighth grade, the school bully picked on me. I found someone, a person connected to a mysterious incident from my childhood. He taught me something called traditional Chinese martial arts. I trained in boxing, but never let it interfere with my studies. Baji, Iron Wire Fist, Xingyi, Taiji, Baguazhang, Tongbi, Xinyi. I met masters who carried on the traditions of these powerful styles. I also discovered a vast, deeply secret world of traditional martial arts, unknown to ordinary peo 29.3kReads9.0Score4.2kShelves

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For recommendations involving Taoism, just rush in and that's it.

24 华 The Last Traditional Chinese Doctor in China 华夏最后一个中医 Yiwu Yu亿屋鱼Urban515k WordsCompleted Chen Qing is a young Chinese medicine practitioner just starting out. On his first day seeing patients, he discovers that he can actually hear his patients’ internal organs talking... Spleen: Brrr, it’s so cold. That fatty ate thirteen popsicles yesterday. I nearly froze to death. Lungs: Don’t get me started. He spent all night burping yesterday. I couldn’t get a wink of sleep. What a pain in the lungs. Liver: Stop complaining. He’s just a little greedy. It’s no big deal. Look at how he’s stayed 66.6kReads9.3Score3.6kShelves

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These three books are beautiful

26 痴 After Eighteen Years of Foolishness, I Became a Yin-Walker 痴傻十八年后我成为了走阴人 The Little Cowherd Who Tends Cattle放牛的小牛郎Mystery262k WordsOngoing Every ancient village has a mysterious legend passed down through the generations: the Village Guardian. They bear a secret duty, using their broken bodies to ward off disasters and misfortune for the village, shouldering every calamity alone. People say they have come to the mortal world to endure hardship, and that their suffering in this life will bring blessings in the next. Yet fate treats them cruelly. Most die young, grow old alone, and endure endless mockery and cold stares. And I am one 15Reads—Score—Shelves

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Yes, Tai Ping Tao, Wong Tai Sin, San Huang Jing, Lu Ban Shu, etc.

27 带 Entering the Dao with Immortal Guidance 带着仙家入道 The Number One Horse Who Writes Books写书的第马121k WordsOngoing I started out as a disciple of a top incense master, then met a wise teacher and became a young Taoist disciple. This book consists entirely of popular science and real-life experiences, and it also contains plenty of tips on how to avoid scams! Nothing is made up, and this is not a power fantasy about cultivating immortality. Your support is greatly appreciated! 21Reads—Score—Shelves

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A combination of Taoism and Chuma books! Very nice!

28 红 Cultivating in the Mortal World: The Path to Enlightenment 红尘修行：证道之路 A Jumble of Thoughts乱七八糟的思绪Eastern Fantasy1.0M WordsCompleted No System + No Transmigration + Ordinary Mortal’s Journey + Historical Fantasy + Traditional Xianxia + Detailed Cultivation Techniques + Insights into Cultivation Lin Qingyang was born deep in the Qinling Mountains in the third year of the Jiajing era. Gifted with a “White Jade Physique,” he dreamed of the starry sky from childhood and was guided by an old man with white hair, marking him as extraordinary. At twelve, he became the disciple of the wandering Daoist Li Sanren and began his path of 4.1kReads9.3Score402Shelves

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If you like this, go check it out

29 老 The Record of Laozi’s Westward Journey and the Passing of the Lamp 老君西行传灯录 Daoist Friend Xuan Tong玄同道友Historical682k WordsCompleted In ancient China, at the end of the Zhou dynasty, royal authority was waning, the lords were at war with one another, and the realm had fallen into chaos. At this time, a wise man quietly appeared: the founder of Daoism, the Supreme Lord Lao. Seeing the turmoil in the world, Lao decided to travel west and spread the Dao, hoping to ease humanity’s suffering and strife. Along the way, Lao rode a green ox, crossing towering mountains and enduring countless hardships and dangers. At Hangu Pass, he 87Reads—Score—Shelves

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Watching Laojun going west, you can see the true meaning of the avenue. "The Record of Laojun's Journey to the West to Preach the Lamp" takes Laojun's journey to the West as the main line, removes the mythical filter, and hides the Taoist philosophy of "inaction" and "nature" in what he sees and hears during his journey. The text is concise but profound in meaning. From the writing of the Sutra at Hangu Pass to the transmission of Dharma in the Western Regions, every plot coincides with the Taoist rhyme. Reading it can not only appreciate the wisdom of the ancients, but also help you find inner peace in the impetuous present. It is a masterpiece of Taoist culture that is worthy of careful reading.

30 道 The Hilarious Illustrated Guide to the Tao Te Ching 道德经爆笑讲解版 Eight Hundred Miles of Wind and Clouds风云八百里12k WordsCompleted The Dao De Jing, Explained in Hilarious Fashion 47Reads—Score—Shelves

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"The Hilarious Explanatory Edition of the Tao Te Ching" is a classic interpretation book that subverts tradition and is both educational and entertaining. The author uses humorous writing style to integrate Laozi's profound philosophical thoughts into hilarious stories and paragraphs, making the ancient "Tao Te Ching" radiate unprecedented vitality. The book not only provides an in-depth and simple analysis of core concepts such as "Tao follows nature" and "governing by inaction", but also cleverly combines modern life examples to allow readers to understand wisdom through laughter and feel the wonderful resonance between ancient wisdom and modern society. Whether you are a philosophy lover or a modern person seeking spiritual comfort, you can find resonance and enlightenment in this hilarious explanatory version, making the Tao Te Ching no longer an obscure ancient book but a treasure of wisdom close to life.

31 六 The Platform Sutra of the Sixth Patriarch 六祖法宝坛经 The Cultivation Journey of a Strange Star Beyond the Heavens天外奇星的修行之旅296k WordsCompleted Opening Verse The supreme, profound, wondrous Dharma is rarely encountered, even in a hundred million kalpas. Now that I can see, hear, receive, and uphold it, may I understand the Tathagata's true meaning. The true nature of the universe: those who hear this true Dharma can awaken and be reborn, break free from the illusory cycle of reincarnation, and attain liberation and freedom! 436Reads—Score102Shelves

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Confucianism 1. Filial piety: filial piety comes first in all virtues 2. Brotherhood: brotherhood and sisterhood 3. Loyalty: loyalty to the king, patriotism, respect for one's job and one's career 4. Faith: a person cannot stand without faith, and there is no increase or decrease 5. Etiquette: respect for teachers in behavior 6. Righteousness: maintaining justice and chastity 7. Integrity: being spotless and upright 8. Shame: being clear about right and wrong, the bottom line of being a human being. The only thing to start with is yourself Taoism 1. Tao: Follow nature, follow the fundamental laws of the universe, govern by doing nothing, and do not impose interference. 2. Virtue: Uphold a simple and pure nature, have noble moral character, and do not fight for benefits. 3. Purity: The heart is pure and undisturbed by worldly complexities and desires. 4. Quietness: Stay quiet and peaceful, gain insight into all things in tranquility, and cultivate your body and mind. 5. Emptiness: Empty yourself, not be bound by prejudices and inherent ideas, and accept the world with an open and tolerant heart. 6. Wu: Understand the realm of "nothing", let go of the attachment to tangible materials, fame and wealth, and return to the true nature. 7. Soft: Live with a gentle and humble attitude, like water, seemingly weak but containing great power. 8. Harmony: Pursue harmony, live harmoniously with nature and others, and avoid creating conflicts and disputes. Buddhism 1. Compassion: Be compassionate, empathize with the suffering of all living beings, and provide care and help. 2. Compassion: Pity the suffering of all living beings and wish to help them escape from the sea of ​​suffering. 3. Joy: Rejoice in the happiness and happiness of all living beings, without any jealousy or hatred. 4. Equanimity: Give up greed, anger, ignorance, pride and doubt, and let go of the pursuit of worldly desires and obsessions. 5. Precepts: abide by the precepts, regulate your own behavior, and do not do anything that harms sentient beings or violates morality. 6. Concentration: Practice meditation, focus on your heart, and not be disturbed by the outside world, so as to gain wisdom and concentration. 7. Wisdom: Open up wisdom, gain insight into the nature of things, and get rid of troubles and confusion. 8. Emptiness: Understand the true meaning of "emptiness", understand that everything in the world is illusion, and not be attached to appearances. The outside is not attached to form, and the inside is not attached to emptiness. There should be no place to live, but to live in the heart. The past heart cannot be grasped, the present mind cannot be grasped, and the future mind cannot be grasped. Wang Yangming's Mind Theory 1. Heart: The heart is the principle, the heart is the essence of everything in the universe, and all moral norms and truths originate from the heart. 2. Conscience: Innate moral judgment and intuitive ability, the ability to distinguish right from wrong, good and evil, are the fundamental principles of life. 3. To conscience: Through constant self-reflection and practice, remove the shadow of selfish desires and extend inner conscience to all things. 4. Integration of knowledge and action: Knowledge and action are integrated. Once you have correct understanding, you must put it into action, deepen your understanding in action, and avoid empty talk. 5. Sincerity: Make your thoughts sincere, do not deceive yourself, and be pure in your heart. 6. Be close to the people: care for the people, actively participate in society, and benefit the people with practical actions. 7. Observing things: exploring the principles of nature on specific things, and improving oneself through understanding and practice of things. 8. Ambition: Establish lofty ambitions, clarify life goals, and make unremitting efforts to realize your ideals. Zhang Defen's "Meeting the Unknown Self": Quietness: inner tranquility and far-reaching, abandoning impetuousness and turmoil Saving: constant self-reflection, insight into inner thoughts Enlightenment: understanding the true meaning of life, understanding the wisdom of life Sacrifice: letting go of excess burdens, freeing the mind from shackles Love: having compassion and kindness in the heart, warming all things in the world Harmony: harmonizing the body and mind, accepting the complete self Awareness: awakening inner awareness, insight into the truth of life The only way to explore from the heart "Meet Yourself Who Makes All Your Desires Come True": Dream: Have beautiful dreams and illuminate the way forward. Ambition: Set firm aspirations and anchor the goal. Diligence: Work diligently and accumulate capital for success. Creation: Have the courage to innovate and break through the limitations of thinking. Perseverance: Persevere and persevere, not afraid of difficulties and obstacles. Goodness: Good at seizing opportunities and keenly observing opportunities. Combining: Reasonably planning actions and advancing dreams in an orderly manner. The only starting point is the present. "Live a Brand New Self": Courage: Bravely challenge yourself and break through the boundaries of comfort. Change: Actively embrace changes and welcome new possibilities. Learn: Continuously learn and grow, improve your own quality. Determination: Decisively let go of the past and bid farewell to old patterns. Joy: Maintain an optimistic attitude and laugh at the ups and downs of life. Health: Pay attention to physical and mental health and consolidate the foundation of life. Truth: Stick to your true self and show your unique style. The only thing starts with change. "Guide to Enlightenment and Immortality in the World" Pursuing the path to immortality is often closely connected with spiritual purification, moral cultivation, and conformity to nature. From these perspectives, we create the "Guide to Enlightenment and Become an Immortal in the Human World" for you: 1. Quietness: To cultivate oneself in silence, stay away from the hustle and bustle of the world, and clarify the heart. 2. Kindness: Based on good thoughts, with compassion and love in the heart, and widening of good relationships. 3. Enlightenment: Understand the principles of nature, have insight into all phenomena in the world, and understand the mind and nature 4. Modesty: Live modestly, neither arrogant nor arrogant, nor discouraged, and be open-minded. 5. Harmony: Live in harmony, be one with all things, and conform to nature. 6. Tolerance: be patient and restrained, tolerate things that are difficult to tolerate, and cultivate an open mind. 7. Giving up: be willing to let go, abandon fame and wealth, and get rid of the fetters. 8. Diligence: practice diligently, improve your own skills, and work tirelessly. 9. The only thing to practice from the moment [Like] [Like] [Like]

34 猎 The Ghost Hunter's Troubles 猎鬼师的烦恼 Liang Benbuyi亮本布衣Urban285k WordsCompleted The Zhengying Sect started with just two Taoist priests and eventually grew to only six. It is a sect known for having very few Taoists. Its ghost hunters are successors to Uncle Nine, tasked with cultivating the Dao and hunting ghosts. Lu Yiming comes from a martial arts sect, and his martial uncle is the president of the National Taoist Association. His wife is a disciple of the Shenxiao Sect, skilled in thunder magic. Both Lu Yiming and his master, Master Ma, are from Northeast China. The sto 6Reads—Score—Shelves

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My book is written based on Taoist culture. For example, Taoism is divided into the Zhengyi sect and the Quanzhen sect. I have introduced it here. The Taoist priests here belong to the Zhengyi sect.

36 修 The Great Path of Cultivation 修行大道 Mr. Qiankun乾坤先生122k WordsCompleted Hello, all those who are destined to cross paths with me! I am Mr. Qian Kun. I write The Way of Cultivation to promote the ancient cultivation culture of China. Those who feel a connection are welcome to follow along and cultivate together. 1.2kReads6.6Score128Shelves

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Exploring the Marrow Cleansing Sutra: The health-preserving code in ancient wisdom. In the long history of Chinese health-preserving culture, the Marrow Cleansing Sutra is like a bright pearl, exuding a mysterious and unique light. What kind of secrets does this scripture, which has been endowed with many magical colors by martial arts novels, hide? According to legend, during the Taihe period of Emperor Li Ming of the Later Wei Dynasty, Bodhidharma from India came to China to preach and stayed in the Shaolin Temple in Songshan, Henan for 9 years. Later, when the Shaolin Temple monks were repairing the wall where Bodhidharma faced, they came across an iron box. The box contained two sutras, "Marrow Cleansing" and "Yi Jin", and the "Marrow Cleansing Sutra" came into being. However, there is still debate in the academic circles about its real author. Some people think that it was written in the name of Bodhidharma, while others firmly believe that it is closely related to Bodhidharma. From the content point of view, "The Marrow Cleansing Sutra" is not only a simple martial arts secret book, but also a complete health care system. It regulates the body and mind through unique breathing, body movements and meditation methods to achieve the effects of strengthening the body and extending life. Its core is to promote blood circulation throughout the body, strengthen the metabolism of human tissue cells, and improve and regulate the physiological functions of all parts of the body through the exercise of key parts such as the spine. There are a total of eighteen movements in the complete set of Marrow Cleansing Meridian, most of which involve vibration, rotation, flexion and extension of the lumbar spine. According to the meridian theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the middle spine of the lumbar spine is where the Governor Vessel passes and is the path for the essence to rise and fall. The kidney is the "innate foundation and the source of the essence", which stores essence, governs bones, generates marrow, and connects to the brain. Regular exercise of the lumbar spine can make the Ren and Du meridians flow, strengthen the body and consolidate the essence, and make the bones, marrow, and brain strong and strong, with strong vitality. When practicing the Marrow Cleansing Meridian, it is very important to calm your mind and relax your whole body. You must use your mind to move the qi, sink the qi to the Dantian, and then lower it to the Yongquan point. For example, in the "Split Legs and Kneads" movement, the arms should be thrown easily and naturally, and the legs should be flexed and extended to drive the waist to tremble. The swing range of the arms should not be too large, and the breathing should be natural; during the "Searching for the Moon in the Sea", turn the palms to hold the spine upright, stretch the legs and waist, straighten the arms, hold the arms up to inhale, hook the hands down to exhale, and take deep, long and thin breaths. In modern fast-paced life, people are faced with various pressures, and their physical and mental states are prone to problems. This ancient health-preserving method, the Marrow Cleansing Sutra, provides us with a way to return to nature and recuperate our body and mind. It helps us find inner peace and physical health in the noisy world, and feel the unique charm of traditional health-preserving wisdom.

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Those who want to learn Taoism and enlightenment can read it.

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