What does it mean to break the barriers of Taoism?

Breaking obstacles in Taoism refers to the difficulties that must be overcome in the process of practicing Taoism. These "checkpoints" are not only a test of the ability of practitioners, but also an opportunity to exercise their minds and expand their spirits. Some barriers are embodied in external obstacles and dilemmas in actual practice, such as challenges such as diseases and accidents; However, more obstacles are challenges in the minds of practitioners, including non-material obstacles such as fear, doubt and greed.

Taoism believes that overcoming obstacles is a very important step on the road to success. Breaking barriers can help practitioners improve their determination, perseverance, determination and other qualities, so that they can better adapt to various realistic environments, and it is more likely to achieve the purpose of practice and realize the sublimation of the soul. There are many ways to break down barriers, including learning truth, practicing Taoism, exercising body and mind, improving verve control, letting go of distractions and so on.

Taoist theory of breaking obstacles not only exists in religious belief, but also has profound practical significance. In daily work and life, we also need to face all kinds of challenges, similar to the Taoist view of breaking obstacles. As advocated by Taoism, we need to master the methods to overcome difficulties, improve our comprehensive quality, constantly set goals for ourselves and work hard for them, so as to better complete various challenges in the future.