The Yuan Lejing 元乐静

Yuan Lejing, a native of Xiangfeng in Le'an during the Ming Dynasty, was also known by his literary name Jingxuan.

He studied the art of talismans and incantations under Yuan Sanquan. Later, he gained insights into the foundational theories of the Xiong school, practiced techniques to balance the "Kan" and "Li" (two concepts in traditional Chinese metaphysics, often referring to yin and yang energies or specific internal organs in qigong theory) and refine Neidan (Internal Alchemy). He was particularly proficient in the Yuyang Refining Method taught by Real Person Sa (a revered figure in Taoism).

Whenever he prayed for rain to alleviate drought or for clear skies to dispel prolonged rain, his prayers were always answered immediately. His Taoist arts gained great prominence during his time. After his death, his disciples established the "Real Person Association" to pass down his teachings.

Details of his life story can be found in the Le'an County Chronicles.