The Tai Shang Dong Xuan Ling Bao Tian Zun Ming 太上洞玄灵宝天尊名

Names of the Heavenly Worthies of the Numinous Treasure of the Cavernous Mystery of the Supreme Oneness, the author of which is unknown. It was likely composed during the Southern and Northern Dynasties or the Sui-Tang period.

The original text was not included in the Zhengtong Daozang (Orthodox Taoist Canon).

There are currently four fragmentary Dunhuang manuscripts (Lie Zi 18, P3775, Li Zi 47, Jin Zi 18) in existence, totaling more than 350 lines of text. This scripture is a text for worship and repentance. It lists the titles of the "1,500 Heavenly Worthies of the Ten Directions" as expounded by the Primordial Heavenly Worthy, along with relevant repentance texts.

It is claimed that if people worship with sincere devotion and recite the titles of the Heavenly Worthies and the repentance texts, they can eradicate immeasurable sins and accumulate immeasurable blessings.