What are the Eight Dooms of Daoism?

Eight gates refer to opening, closing, opening, injuring, Dumen, Jingmen, Dead Gate and Strange Gate.

Eight doors represent people in the pattern of heaven, earth and man in Taoism, so they are extremely important in the prediction of strange doors, especially the use of the door near God and the door on duty, which has a great relationship with the measured human things. Eight gates belong to each other in the five elements. Open, rest and life are three auspicious doors, death, shock and injury are three fierce doors, and Dumen and Jingmen are flat doors.

In the process of Taoist interpretation, eight diagrams are used to record the orientation, nine palaces are used to record the crisscross of heaven and earth, eight gates are used to record personnel, and nine planets and Ba Shen are used to record the surrounding environment. There is time and space to fully display the wisdom of the ancient world outlook. Daoism has always been used to predict good or bad luck, and it has often been used to send troops to surprise victory in previous wars. Although superstitious and mythical, it is also a mysterious knowledge.

Taoist magic.

Daoism is China's ancient works about tricks, and it is also the first secret among the three treasures of Qimen, Liu Ren and Taiyi. It is the first of the three types and the most reasonable method. When Daoism was first founded, there were 4320 innings, which was later improved to 1080 innings. It can be seen that Daoism is the result of joint research by generations in ancient China, which includes astronomy, calendar, war, strategy, philosophy and so on.

Nowadays, Taoist magic is often called "special gate", "special gate evasion" and "dun Jia", and there is a saying among the people that "people don't have to ask if they learn from special gate". Taoist magic was originally an ancient skill of China. It is usually considered as divination. There is a saying that Taoism is a traditional and precious cultural heritage summed up by the ancient people of China through long-term observation and repeated verification in their struggle with nature.

Refer to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Eight Doors