What is the mantra of the Eight Immortals in Maoshan Art?

Taoism was formed with Maoshan as its ancestral home. It inherited the Shangqing School, which is another name of Shangqing School with Maoshan as its development center. The founder of Maoshan School is Tao Hongjing, the ninth master of Shangqing School. In 492, Tao Hongjing lived in seclusion in Maoshan, calling himself "Huayang seclusion". He inherited the Shangqing Classics handed down by Yang, Yang, Yang and Xu, carefully searched for the lost Shangqing Classics in Yang and Xu's calligraphy, compiled more than 200 volumes of Taoist classics such as Zhen Hao, Deng Ji and Ye Tu, and carried forward the Shangqing Classics. After decades of painstaking efforts, the teachings and organizations of the Shangqing School have gradually become complete, and Maoshan has also become the activity center of the Shangqing School, so the post-Shangqing School is called "Maoshan School". After Tao Jinghong, Mao talents came forth in large numbers, and their influence was expanding day by day, reaching its peak in the Tang and Song Dynasties. Most of the most outstanding Taoist priests in the Tang Dynasty came from Maoshan. Wang, Pan, Sima and Li Hanguang were all admired by the imperial clan in the Tang Dynasty. From time to time, they are politely invited to Beijing to talk about morality and are well received in the Forbidden City. At one time, Maoshan was famous for Taoism. In the Song Dynasty, many masters of Maoshan Mountain were awarded the title of "Jazz" by the royal family. When Liu Hunkang was appointed heir, he reached the peak. Liu Hunkang once cured Queen Meng's heart disease and was born four years less (1097). Zhezong ordered the expansion of his Shen Qian Temple in Maoshan to Fu Yuan Temple. Song Huizong acceded to the throne, and was ordered to expand into Fu Yuan Wanning Palace, giving Liu Hunkang, a nine-year-old fairy capital, a jade seal and a jade sword. He also wrote Du Fu, Jing Jiejing and Liu Fu. At that time, Maoshan had formed three palaces and five views. "The strictness of Sanmao worship is not prevalent in Sri Lanka." (Mr. Mao Shanyang explained the tablet, Liu Dabin's Record of Maoshan, Volume 26) Maoshan School flourished for a hundred years from Qiliang to the Northern Song Dynasty and became the mainstream of Taoism. After the Southern Song Dynasty, it gradually declined, but it still passed on, and sometimes it was famous for its noble morality. In the Yuan Dynasty, Du Daojian and Yuan Shizu, the famous Taoist priests, gave some Taoist skills in a letter and became the abbots of Zongyang Palace in Hangzhou. Later, Zhang Yu, a maoshan taoist, was quite famous at the end of Yuan Dynasty because she could write poems and draw pictures. Yuan Chengzong Dade eight years (1304), Maoshan Shangqing Temple belongs to Zhengyi Road, Zhang Tianshi. Maoshanzong has 45 generations of heirs, the first generation is Wei, the second generation is Yang, the third generation is Zhen Shi, and the fourth generation is Liu Dabin in the 45th generation. The inheritance of Maoshan School is based on the classics of Yang and Xu Shangqing. After receiving the jade seal and sword, Liu Hunkang added the jade seal as a token of inheritance. Mao regarded Yuan God as the highest god, and lied that he had written the Divine Spectrum "The Map of True Spirit Industry", which was juxtaposed with man and god. Mao's theory of self-cultivation was basically formed in Tao Hongjing period, and then it became mature with the promotion of Wang, Pan, Sima and Li Hanguang. Mao Shanzong inherited and practiced the Qing Classics, and also studied the precepts of Lingbao Classics, Huang San Classics and Shi Tian Taoist Classics. The practice method is mainly meditation and chanting, and it also advocates the combination of skill and attack, combined with persuasion, taking food, medicine bait, external use of elixir and qigong for health preservation, so as to achieve a long life. Mao's writings are rich and rich, which is the highest among the previous Taoist schools. Mao Shan Zhi in Qing Dynasty recorded 100 classics of Shangqing Dadong Treasure, one masterpiece of Shangqing 24 Gao Zhen Jade, thirty-five classics of Shangqing Dadong Treasure, and sixty-two classics were written by the whole people. Maoshan Sect is an important school of Taoism in China. It not only became the mainstream of Taoism in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, but also had a systematic Taoist theory and system, and made great contributions to the cultivation of alchemy and fasting ceremony. Maoshan School, Longhu School and Gezao School are divided into three Zuo Fu schools. After being merged into the orthodox school, it has spread as a small Sect to this day.