The Dong Xuan Ling Bao Dao Yin San Guang Miao J...
This Lingbao scripture reveals a celestial practice of “Guiding the Three Luminaries” (sun, moon, stars) through ritual, visualization, and true-name invocation. By absorbing their divine qi over eighteen years—especially during...
The Dong Xuan Ling Bao Dao Yin San Guang Miao J...
This Lingbao scripture reveals a celestial practice of “Guiding the Three Luminaries” (sun, moon, stars) through ritual, visualization, and true-name invocation. By absorbing their divine qi over eighteen years—especially during...
The Tai Shang Da Dao San Yuan Pin Jie Xie Zui S...
This early Lingbao text prescribes repentance rituals on the Three Yuan Days to dissolve karmic debts blocking spiritual progress. By invoking Laojun, summoning inner body gods, and confessing sins before...
The Tai Shang Da Dao San Yuan Pin Jie Xie Zui S...
This early Lingbao text prescribes repentance rituals on the Three Yuan Days to dissolve karmic debts blocking spiritual progress. By invoking Laojun, summoning inner body gods, and confessing sins before...
The Sanyuan Pinjie Gongde Jing 太上洞玄灵宝三元品戒功德轻重经
The Sanyuan Pinjie Gongde Jing (5th c.) details 120 celestial bureaus under Heaven, Earth, and Water Officials who audit human deeds. It lists 180 sins and merits, with judgment days...
The Sanyuan Pinjie Gongde Jing 太上洞玄灵宝三元品戒功德轻重经
The Sanyuan Pinjie Gongde Jing (5th c.) details 120 celestial bureaus under Heaven, Earth, and Water Officials who audit human deeds. It lists 180 sins and merits, with judgment days...
The Sanyuan Pinjie Jing 太上洞玄灵宝三元品戒经
The Sanyuan Pinjie Jing (late 4th–5th c.) originally formed one scripture later split in the Daozang: one scroll ranks karmic merit of precepts; the other prescribes repentance rites to the...
The Sanyuan Pinjie Jing 太上洞玄灵宝三元品戒经
The Sanyuan Pinjie Jing (late 4th–5th c.) originally formed one scripture later split in the Daozang: one scroll ranks karmic merit of precepts; the other prescribes repentance rites to the...
The Suming Yinyuan Jing 太上洞玄灵宝宿命因缘妙经
The Suming Yinyuan Jing (5th–7th c.) outlines karmic laws through moral categories: Six Virtues, Six Good Deeds, Seven Evils, etc. It links ethical conduct to rebirth outcomes—e.g., practicing virtues leads...
The Suming Yinyuan Jing 太上洞玄灵宝宿命因缘妙经
The Suming Yinyuan Jing (5th–7th c.) outlines karmic laws through moral categories: Six Virtues, Six Good Deeds, Seven Evils, etc. It links ethical conduct to rebirth outcomes—e.g., practicing virtues leads...
The Tai Shang Dong Xuan Ling Bao Mie Du Wu Lian...
The Miedu Wulian Shengshi Jing (late 4th–5th c.) teaches Daoist funerary rites to “pacify the corpse and stabilize the soul.” Using five directional talismans and invocations, priests summon Flying Celestials...
The Tai Shang Dong Xuan Ling Bao Mie Du Wu Lian...
The Miedu Wulian Shengshi Jing (late 4th–5th c.) teaches Daoist funerary rites to “pacify the corpse and stabilize the soul.” Using five directional talismans and invocations, priests summon Flying Celestials...