Is the Taoist priest tired?

We cannot generalize,

Let's look at his personal practice and behavior.

There are seven kinds of Taoist priests.

Taoist, there are no seven orders.

Heaven says: First, innocence means that the body is in harmony with nature, and the inside and outside are clean.

Two immortals, called unpredictable, are beyond the mortal world.

The three are secluded, which means that they are full of light and brilliance, and they are tireless in the world.

Four people living in the mountains are called seclusion and learning, and benevolent people are safe.

Five people became monks, saying that they had love and fell off.

The six are at home, which means to be with the dust and hold Huaide.

Seven people offered wine sacrifices to show that they sacrificed themselves and rescued themselves from danger and suffering.

Taoist priests have the difference between becoming a monk and not becoming a monk. Those who don't become monks are also called laymen. Before the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, monks were not monks, and there was no monk who had to become a monk. After the establishment of Quanzhen religion in Jin Dynasty, the system of becoming a monk was formulated. Taoists are divided into Quanzhen and Zhengyi schools.

Quanzhen Taoist is a monk, unmarried, vegetarian and lives in a Taoist temple. Men are the avenue, and women are the kundao. They all have long hair, which can be tied into a bun on the top of the head and worn with a crown. Beards grow on the main roads.

Orthodox Taoists can get married and eat meat. Most of them are monks who don't become monks, also called fire monks, and a few are monks. Orthodox monks who don't become monks, some are active in temples, and some are Buddhist monks without temples. Generally speaking, Taoist priests without temples usually wear vulgar clothes and live at home.

Zheng Duo is a male, without long hair and beard, and his hairstyle is the same as that of a layman. When they don't wear Taoist costumes, they can't see that they are Taoists. There are many differences between Quanzhen School and Zhengyi School in teaching methods and scientific instruments. For example, Quan Zhen coach Neidan, the orthodox school uses spells in their scriptures. There are even more differences in rituals, the key points they do and their respected ancestors.

For example, an obvious difference is that orthodox disciples have to be taught to become qualified Taoist priests, while Quanzhen disciples have to preach precepts. There are strict rules for giving and preaching precepts, and the ceremony is very grand.