The Praise and Ode Category of Taoist scripture...
“Zansong” (Hymns and Eulogies) is the eleventh of Daoism’s Twelve Scripture Categories. As Daojiao Yishu states, “zan” expresses devotional acts and “song” extols divine virtues. This category includes liturgical hymns...
The Praise and Ode Category of Taoist scripture...
“Zansong” (Hymns and Eulogies) is the eleventh of Daoism’s Twelve Scripture Categories. As Daojiao Yishu states, “zan” expresses devotional acts and “song” extols divine virtues. This category includes liturgical hymns...
The Biographies and Records Category Taoist scr...
“Jizhuan” (Records and Biographies) is the tenth of Daoism’s Twelve Scripture Categories. As Daojiao Yishu explains, “ji” means to record and “zhuan” to transmit—preserving the deeds of immortals and sacred...
The Biographies and Records Category Taoist scr...
“Jizhuan” (Records and Biographies) is the tenth of Daoism’s Twelve Scripture Categories. As Daojiao Yishu explains, “ji” means to record and “zhuan” to transmit—preserving the deeds of immortals and sacred...
The Various Arts Category of Taoist scriptures ...
“Zhongshu” (Esoteric Arts) is the ninth of Daoism’s Twelve Scripture Categories. As Daojiao Yishu states, “zhong” means manifold and “shu” denotes paths—diverse techniques leading toward truth. This category encompasses texts...
The Various Arts Category of Taoist scriptures ...
“Zhongshu” (Esoteric Arts) is the ninth of Daoism’s Twelve Scripture Categories. As Daojiao Yishu states, “zhong” means manifold and “shu” denotes paths—diverse techniques leading toward truth. This category encompasses texts...
The Methods Category of Taoist scriptures 道教经书之方法类
“Fangfa” (Methods and Practices) is the eighth of Daoism’s Twelve Scripture Categories. As Daojiao Yishu explains, “fang” refers to proper place or approach, and “fa” to measured discipline—guiding self-cultivation with...
The Methods Category of Taoist scriptures 道教经书之方法类
“Fangfa” (Methods and Practices) is the eighth of Daoism’s Twelve Scripture Categories. As Daojiao Yishu explains, “fang” refers to proper place or approach, and “fa” to measured discipline—guiding self-cultivation with...
The Etiquette and Ceremonies Category of Taoist...
“Weiyi” (Ritual Propriety) is the seventh of Daoism’s Twelve Scripture Categories. As Daojiao Yishu states, “wei” conveys solemn awe and “yi” denotes proper ceremonial forms—adapting rites to context while maintaining...
The Etiquette and Ceremonies Category of Taoist...
“Weiyi” (Ritual Propriety) is the seventh of Daoism’s Twelve Scripture Categories. As Daojiao Yishu states, “wei” conveys solemn awe and “yi” denotes proper ceremonial forms—adapting rites to context while maintaining...
The Precepts Category of Taoist scriptures 道教经书...
“Jielü” (Precepts and Disciplinary Codes) is the sixth of Daoism’s Twelve Scripture Categories. As Daojiao Yishu explains, “jie” means to untie evil, demarcate good from bad, and prevent wrongdoing; “lü”...
The Precepts Category of Taoist scriptures 道教经书...
“Jielü” (Precepts and Disciplinary Codes) is the sixth of Daoism’s Twelve Scripture Categories. As Daojiao Yishu explains, “jie” means to untie evil, demarcate good from bad, and prevent wrongdoing; “lü”...