Wonderful hes the Grandfather of our universe!! and the Gtandtreasuer. my Goal is to see and meet him personaly in my lucid dreams I desire his spiritual and material 🎁 gifts This music is raw power i do it for all my rites and meditations. its a big help !!I want a. Statue of the Jade emperor as Gift
If it would help you, do some of these prayers 1)burn incense in your home if possible, perhaps in front of such a statue.2) Bow slightly before the sun every morning as it rises 3) Say "Tian (Zun Ling Bao) Di (Hao)" or a related Chinese song once daily. 4) Read "Tao De Jing" by Lao Zi. If any of this helps offer your thanks and maybe let us know in the comments section. These are some easy outward Taoist religious practices (Xiao) anyone can do.
link to the Tao de Jing, the most fundamental principles of Taoism. Perhaps reading this is more fundamental to the philosophy than the outward rituals, but both studying the texts and performing outward physical/oratory rituals are important and complement each other. Inward understanding stems from the outward study and rituals. You may notice your overall life habits improve if you learn that the eternal Tao, which has no temporary attributes, turns out to be every eternal attribute that ever is was or will be. By the Way Confucius is a different religion/philosophy/teaching than Laozi/Taoism, but they are now often intertwined in Chinese traditional culture, and have been for a really long time. Best to read Lao Zi before reading Confucius, if Taoism interests you the most out of the two. Confucius wrote the "I de Ching," which you'll find on the same website. www.sacred-texts.com/ich/index.htm May the Infinitude of Spirits bless you.
This mantra will cast the magic the best by putting you in the deepest trance you can go into. This mantra casts all magic fast. This mantra casts all magic the fastest.
@young owl daoism? recite dao de jing translation in chinese. if you want sanskrit mantra (indian subcontinent philosophies, buddhism hinduism) start with "om" and work from there. Buddhism always uses sanskrit daoism chinese. Anyone can practice these mantras or recitations, no formal conversion is necessary to get the full benefits of mantra as it works on the inherent power of the spoken word. Religion attached to mantra helps most chanters but is not strictly required.
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Wonderful hes the Grandfather of our universe!! and the Gtandtreasuer. my Goal is to see and meet him personaly in my lucid dreams I desire his spiritual and material 🎁 gifts This music is raw power i do it for all my rites and meditations. its a big help !!I want a. Statue of the Jade emperor as Gift
use herbs to meet him, we use peganum harmala SEEDS and hsiang si shu ACRB
If it would help you, do some of these prayers 1)burn incense in your home if possible, perhaps in front of such a statue.2) Bow slightly before the sun every morning as it rises 3) Say "Tian (Zun Ling Bao) Di (Hao)" or a related Chinese song once daily. 4) Read "Tao De Jing" by Lao Zi. If any of this helps offer your thanks and maybe let us know in the comments section. These are some easy outward Taoist religious practices (Xiao) anyone can do.
www.sacred-texts.com/tao/taote.htm
link to the Tao de Jing, the most fundamental principles of Taoism. Perhaps reading this is more fundamental to the philosophy than the outward rituals, but both studying the texts and performing outward physical/oratory rituals are important and complement each other. Inward understanding stems from the outward study and rituals. You may notice your overall life habits improve if you learn that the eternal Tao, which has no temporary attributes, turns out to be every eternal attribute that ever is was or will be. By the Way Confucius is a different religion/philosophy/teaching than Laozi/Taoism, but they are now often intertwined in Chinese traditional culture, and have been for a really long time. Best to read Lao Zi before reading Confucius, if Taoism interests you the most out of the two. Confucius wrote the "I de Ching," which you'll find on the same website. www.sacred-texts.com/ich/index.htm May the Infinitude of Spirits bless you.
This mantra casts magic the superior way.
This mantra will cast the magic the best by putting you in the deepest trance you can go into. This mantra casts all magic fast. This mantra casts all magic the fastest.
Thank you Shony ✨❤️👽✨
Wonderful, Great to listen to while writing an essay on Liu Bang!!
How'd the essay go?
@@BarHawa it when alright lol, I got at b+
@@KingMoogoe awesome, congrats man lol
May we seee the essay? Sounds interesting!!
Very Beautiful!!!
道
0:13 'Whyyyyyyyyyyyy' 'iaiiii' 'aaaaaaaaaaaa' 'aaaaaaaaaa' dude's in pain
Christian hymns are even more weird
Riastrad Anyone(most) that's not Christian thinks that Christian hymns of 'rituals' sound funny. You're a Christian right?
@Riastrad no need to be racist about it.
As an exchristian, Christian hymns do indeed sound just as if not more weird than Taoist chanting.
This mantra is the dao mantra.
👍👍👍❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
我是道斯
c'est magnifiques
Exhilarating Daoist Chanting.
❤
Does anyone have the mantra in writing?
☯️
May you say me where i can get the first picture of your video?
thanks!
The Eight Immortals.
hello, what's the name of the song?
This mantra is the daoist mantra. This mantra is the daoism mantra.
praise be to God
may the universe bless us all
Is this song a praise to a god?
Dao is a cosmic principle. Without attributes. So is it a god? Can be. This song is religious, but not outwardly. Not like other "hymns".
@young owl daoism? recite dao de jing translation in chinese. if you want sanskrit mantra (indian subcontinent philosophies, buddhism hinduism) start with "om" and work from there. Buddhism always uses sanskrit daoism chinese. Anyone can practice these mantras or recitations, no formal conversion is necessary to get the full benefits of mantra as it works on the inherent power of the spoken word. Religion attached to mantra helps most chanters but is not strictly required.
@@georgekennedy-stone7635 seem to know a lot about daoist and Buddhist things
Shie shie!
Great power