Ti Quan: The Taoist Metaphor of Means and Trans...
Ti Quan: snare for rabbits and trap for fish. From Zhuangzi: catch your prey, then forget the tool. In Neidan, once water and fire rise spontaneously, techniques are transcended.
Ti Quan: The Taoist Metaphor of Means and Trans...
Ti Quan: snare for rabbits and trap for fish. From Zhuangzi: catch your prey, then forget the tool. In Neidan, once water and fire rise spontaneously, techniques are transcended.
Tai Qing Jing: The Great Pure Realm of Daode Ti...
Tai Qing Jing (Great Pure Realm) is the lowest of the Three Pure Realms, formed from Xuan Qi. Home of Daode Tianzun (Taishang Laojun). Destination of immortals.
Tai Qing Jing: The Great Pure Realm of Daode Ti...
Tai Qing Jing (Great Pure Realm) is the lowest of the Three Pure Realms, formed from Xuan Qi. Home of Daode Tianzun (Taishang Laojun). Destination of immortals.
Shang Qing Jing: The Upper Pure Realm of Lingba...
Shang Qing Jing (Upper Pure Realm) is the middle of the Three Pure Realms, formed from Yuan Qi. Home of Lingbao Tianzun. Destination of the Perfected. Governed by Eight Sovereign...
Shang Qing Jing: The Upper Pure Realm of Lingba...
Shang Qing Jing (Upper Pure Realm) is the middle of the Three Pure Realms, formed from Yuan Qi. Home of Lingbao Tianzun. Destination of the Perfected. Governed by Eight Sovereign...
San Qing Jing: The Three Pure Realms of Taoist ...
San Qing Jing: three highest celestial realms in Taoist cosmology. Born from primordial qi, homes of the Three Purities.
San Qing Jing: The Three Pure Realms of Taoist ...
San Qing Jing: three highest celestial realms in Taoist cosmology. Born from primordial qi, homes of the Three Purities.
Jing Qi Shen: The Three Treasures of Taoist Bod...
Jing Qi Shen: Essence, Qi, and Spirit as the Three Treasures of Taoist body theory, with prenatal and postnatal forms.
Jing Qi Shen: The Three Treasures of Taoist Bod...
Jing Qi Shen: Essence, Qi, and Spirit as the Three Treasures of Taoist body theory, with prenatal and postnatal forms.
Zhu Fen: Precision and Cosmic Order in Early Ta...
Zhu Fen are Han Dynasty weight units—twelve grains = one fen, twelve fen = one zhu. The Taiping Jing uses “not losing a zhu or fen” for cosmic moral accounting....
Zhu Fen: Precision and Cosmic Order in Early Ta...
Zhu Fen are Han Dynasty weight units—twelve grains = one fen, twelve fen = one zhu. The Taiping Jing uses “not losing a zhu or fen” for cosmic moral accounting....