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• Chart of the Ranks of the Perfect Souls
  ...ection of Biographies, Pervasive Divinity Section of [[the Daoist Canon of the Zhengtong Era]].
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• The Heavenly Lord of Dao and its Virtue
  ==Origin of the Heavenly Lord of Dao and its Virtue== ...nd Great Heavenly Emperor of the Mysterious Origin of the Golden Palace of the Great Lofty Dao" ( 大聖祖高上大道金闕玄元天皇大帝 Da Shengzu
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• Book of Rituals of the Orthodox Oneness
  ...section of [[the Daoist Canon of Zhengtong Era]] is valuable material for the study of Orthodox Oneness rituals.
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• The Stars of Luck, Wealth and Longevity
  ...to Wenchang, and the Star of Longevity refers to the Venerable Old Man of the South Pole. ...the South Pole, along with the Heavenly Official and Wenchang, were called the Three Stars of Luck, Wealth and Longevity.
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• Supreme Clarity Temple and Venerable Sovereign Platform (Luyi County, Henan)
  ...inggong ) and the Venerable Sovereign Platform ( 老君台 Laojun Tai ) survived the modern times. ...e 2nd year of the Tianbao Era (743), the Emperor renamed it as the Supreme Clarity Temple.
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• Supreme Clarity Temple (Taiqinggong) , Shenyang
  ...f its conditions, it has developed into the most influential Daoist temple in northeast China and a center for Daoist activities. ...nd has been renovated several times. The present sites were all rebuilt in the 1980s.
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• Scriptures for the Morning and Evening Rites of the Orthodox Oneness
  ...and deities, scripture recitation is the ladder leading the cultivators to the realm of transcendence. ...ous Conversion Ritual'' ( 志心皈命禮 Zhixin Guiming Li ), the ''Incantations of the Earth Spirits'', etc.
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• Ge Xuan
  ...lucidum and setose thistle, and diligently and strenuously engaged himself in self-refinement. Then he attained Immortality and was called Immortal Elder ...an, who was fond of Daoist techniques, and was valued by him. Quan founded the Temple of Dongxuan espacially for him. Ge Xuan's disciple Zheng Yin learned
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• Mt. Lao
  ...id that the cloud over Mt. Tai was high but inferior to that of Mt. Lao of the eastern sea. ...Xuanqing of Ming Dynasty, becoming a Daoist on Mt. Lao as a child, founded the Jinshan Sect or Mt. Lao Sect.
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• Temple of All-Embracing Heaven on Mt. Mian (Jiexiu, Shanxi)
  ...i of the Jin State and his mother were secluded and were cremated here, so the mountain is also called Jie Mountain. ...er 60 halls and 600 statues, ranked as the highest scale of restoration in the country.
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• The Primeval Lord of Heaven
  ==Origin of the Primeval Lord of Heaven== ...ecomes Pangu; transforming into the patriarch who rules Heaven, he becomes the Primeval Lord of Heaven.
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• Mt. Heming Daoist Temple (Dayi County, Sichuan)
  ...er ( 斗姥殿 Doumu Dian ) Hall, the Temple of the Three Sages, and the Hall of the Celestial Master have been renovated or built. ...es are pictures depicting his birth and his cultivating the Dao, attaining the Dao, and ascending to immortality on a crane.
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• Mt. Qingcheng
  ...of [[The Ten Great Grotto Heavens]] ( 十大洞天 Shida Dongtian ), it is called the Nine-Room Grotto Heaven of Precious Immortality ( 寶仙九室洞天 Baoxia ...Highest Clarity ( 上清宮 Shangqing Gong ), and the Pavilion of the Venerable Sovereign ( 老君閣 Laojun Ge ), etc.
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• Mt. Kongtong Daoist Temple (Pingliang, Gansu)
  ...[The Yellow Emperor]]’s consultation with [[Guangchengzi]], who was living in this place. ...rity Temple, and at Mt. Lazhu, the Eight Immortals Hall, and at Mt. Qipan, the Three Saints Hall were respectively erected.
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• Scriptures for Morning and Evening Rites of the Complete Perfection Tradition
  ...se scriptural confession diligently, and not forget the divine precepts of the founder of their sect, so as to produce results from their cultivation of m ...vening recitation at the evening altar. This routine is followed every day the year round.
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• Daoist Ci Poetry
  ...re that expresses the idea of Daoist idealism of immortality and manifests the Daoist spirit. ...the story of "conversion of the barbarians to Buddhism and Daoism". It has the basic characteristics of narrative poetry.
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• The Thirty-six Heavens
  ==The Skies are Divided into Ten Directions== ...re are also four other Heavens. All of these Heavens are distributed among the Eight Directions mentioned above, as well as above and below, for a total o
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• Portal:Temples and Sacred Places
  *[[The Ten Continents and Three Islands]] *[[The Ten Great Grotto Heavens]]
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• Eternal Spring Temple (Changchunguan) , Wuhan
  ...d finally, he managed to rebuild the Eternal Spring Temple in the style of the Ming dynasty. ...the temple on a large scale under the support of the local government. Now the temple has taken on an entirely new look.
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• Morning and Evening Rites
  ==The Origin of Morning and Evening Rites== ...ate Ming dynasty. Until the end of the Ming Dynasty or early Qing Dynasty, the main temples of Daoism adopted Morning and Evening Rites as a form of pract
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