China ink fortune-telling

Artest sui symbolizes the crime of being too old

Brief introduction of the secret symbol of Tai Sui in the supernatant: Tai Sui symbols can be divided into two types: the red symbol and the black symbol. Yin and Yang are the attributes of the heavenly stems in the year of birth (according to the lunar calendar, not the Gregorian calendar). If born in the year of the sun, the man is male and the woman is female. If born in a cloudy year, men are called yin people and women are called yin women. So the symbol of Yin and Yang has nothing to do with men and women. The female symbol is worn by men or women, and the male symbol is worn by men or women; The inner secret Tai Sui symbol is a prayer to the local secretary Yin Jiao Yuan Shuai after cleaning the altar tools. After declaring his intention, he wrote the corresponding yin or yang symbols on the cooked rice paper according to the victim's information. After writing it, he immediately put it in a red paper bag and gave it to those who needed it to keep and wear. After wearing it, he attached a piece of gold paper, burned it on the 24th of the twelfth lunar month this year, and sent it away where there was running water.

Yin and yang properties of heavenly stems:

Positive drynaria: a, c, e, g, n; They are years ending in 4, 6, 8, 0, 2, etc. For example, 2008 is the fifth year. In other words, the last number of years is even, which is the solar year.

Negative heavenly stems: B, D, J, Xin, Gui. They are years ending in 5, 7, 9, 1, 3, etc. The last number of years is odd, that is, the lunar year.

The above division of Yin and Yang is an algorithm of Wei Zi's bucket number, because Tai Sui itself is related to astronomical calendar calculation, so it is more appropriate to use bucket number. In the late Qing Dynasty, Shen Xiaozhan, a fortune-teller in Jianghu, the division of Yin and Yang was simplified to male Yin symbols and female Yang symbols. This Shen Jinshi is proficient in Zi Ping's eight characters, but he obviously crossed the line. Zuo Fu is a Taoist spell.

Some schools will have the words "Fufo" on their traditional symbols, which will make a star king come to this town in the traditional year. Some people object to the beginning of "Buddha steps" and think that the word "Buddha" should not appear in Taoist symbols. In fact, in the Taoist temple, there really is a Fu Tou who "makes an issue of Buddhism". It is not surprising to use the word "Buddha" because Taoism has gradually integrated the three religions since the Song Dynasty. In Taoism, there are gods such as benevolent Taoist, Guiding Taoist and Zhunti Taoist, which are equivalent to Guanyin Bodhisattva, Amitabha and Zhunti Bodhisattva in Buddhism. "ng" is a six-character Daming mantra (rudder rudder rudder rudder) held by avalokitesvara (benevolent channel person). "Meng Buddha's Order" is still a Taoist term, and Buddhism never says "Meng Buddha's Order". This symbol is the symbol card, which is equivalent to a small star ace.

According to the general requirements of spells, in the process of making spells, Taoist priests need to launch their own spiritual fields to seal symbols and inject aura. In modern terms, it is through the magnetization of ink and cinnabar's own physiological electric field that a tiny magnetic field is formed on the symbol, which induces the karmic changes of the vitality of heaven and earth. To start this physiological electric field, special genetic talent, the so-called spiritual root, is needed. People without linggen gene, even if they learn the method, can't send out the aura. So it is meaningless for ordinary people to imitate symbols.

The gas field that can be sealed in paper symbols is limited. It is most effective to set up an altar to cast spells on the spot and use it immediately on the spot. The biological electric field intensity of human body is limited, so it is impossible to completely magnetize the ink and cinnabar on the symbol. Similar to the degaussing process after the preparation of magnetized water, the symbol can be stored for a short time.

Once the traditional paper symbols are wet, stained with blood gas (for example, it coincides with the physiological period of women), exposed to the breath of birds and animals, and stored for too long, the gas field may fade and fail.

It takes a lot of energy and physical strength to cast spells. A highly skilled Taoist can cast spells up to ten times a month. The effect of a large number of symbols cannot be guaranteed. Therefore, the effect of asking to sign home and wear a paper sign is unreliable. It's best to use Tai Sui spell at the casting site immediately.