However, this is not an issue that Yang Kun is considering for the time being. The issue that Yang Kun is thinking about now is very realistic, and that is to improve his own and his brother's cultivation.
Not long after entering Wolong City, Yang Kun noticed something was wrong. When he passed the central square, he saw lights and colorful decorations everywhere, as if some important event was being held. Yang Kun didn't ask, but took Xiaoxue straight to the Longmen Inn. Now
The Longmen Inn has officially opened for business, and Yang Kun's clan members have returned to Yangjiabao. Only the four elders of the Yang clan and some clan members are left to manage and operate the Longmen Inn.
Seeing Yang Kun back, the four elders were very excited. Yang Kun asked: "Elders, do you know what happened in Wolong City? What happened to the lights and colorful decorations in the central square?"
The Great Elder smiled and said: "Of course you didn't know that you just came back. It's our princess from Wolong City who is getting married!"
"What?" Yang Kun was shocked when he heard this, and it was like a bolt from the blue. Yang Kun's eyes widened and he said, "Princess is getting married? To whom?"
The elder said: "Of course I am marrying the prince of Guizhou City. I heard that this is a marriage that the city lord Zhao Zilong and the King of Chu agreed on a long time ago. Now that the auspicious day is coming, everyone in the city is very busy.
Got it!"
"Zhao Qianying and Chu Batian actually got engaged?" Yang Kun murmured, suddenly raising his head and saying, "No, I can't let her marry that bastard!"
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Taoist talismans and incantations originated from ancient witchcraft. Taoist incantations were more popular in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and are closely related to talisman. When drawing talisman, you need to recite incantations, and when using talisman, there are also incantations. All methods have certain rules.
Spells. Spells become the sincere and heartfelt voice of the caster to ensure that all spells are effective. When praying, the spells are words that praise the gods and pray for wishes; when treating diseases, the spells require the magic to manifest.
All diseases will be eliminated. When practicing, most of the mantras are words such as calming the mind, clarifying the mind, and asking for help from the gods. Taoist mantras usually end with the phrase "hurry is like a law". Zhao Yanwei of the Song Dynasty wrote in "Yun"
Explained in Lu Man Chao
Tao: "Emergency is like a law or order, and the public of the Han Dynasty changed the common language, which is still practiced today. Zhang Tianshi was a Han man, so he inherited it, and the Taoists got the ancestral statement." This shows that this sentence was handed down from Zhang Tianshi in the Han Dynasty. It is important to
It means it will be effective when it meets the requirements.
In the eyes of Taoists and alchemists, talisman is a secret magic weapon that communicates between humans and gods, so it cannot be drawn casually. Therefore, there is a saying that "if you don't know how to draw a talisman, it will make ghosts and gods laugh; if you know how to draw a talisman, it will make ghosts and gods scream."
There are hundreds of ways to draw symbols.
There are thousands of them, some of them have to make secrets, think about the gods and write them down, some have to step on the gang, recite incantations... They are very sophisticated in laying out paper, studying ink, and using pens. The procedures are complicated and the methods are cumbersome.
, enough to make the faithful men and women dizzy.
Overview
Ancient Chinese monks believed that talismans, as the foundation of the five arts of Mountain, Medicine, Divination, Fate and Fortune-telling, were the medium and channel for monks to communicate with heaven (spiritual world). Through this channel, the Nine Heavens Gods could be used by us.
, serve the gods and drive away ghosts to achieve the purpose of praying for blessings and warding off disasters, curing diseases and saving people.