What does Chen Yuan mean in Taoism?

Chen Yuan is one of the important concepts in Taoism, and is usually regarded as the symbol of the first earthly branch in heavenly stems and earthly branches. Traditionally, Chen Yuan is regarded as "the star of historic sites at the core of life" all year round, which has an important influence on people's fate. In Taoism, Chen Yuan is also considered as one of the celestial bodies closely related to human internal organs. Therefore, the significance of Chen Yuan in Taoism is very important, and it is widely used in divination and five elements divination.

In Taoism, the appearance of Chen Yuan is inseparable from the fate of mankind. Generally speaking, Chen Yuan will appear when a person is born, which will affect the good or ill luck of a person's life. According to legend, a person's birth time can be divided into twelve Chen Yuan, and each Chen Yuan represents the corresponding attitude towards life and future fortune. In traditional divination, people who are proficient in Chen Yuan can predict a person's future development trend by calculating Chen Yuan's characteristics and his eight-character numerology.

In Taoism, Chen Yuan is widely used. Besides divination and divination, Chen Yuan is also widely used in traditional Taoist spells and spells. Taoism once combined Chen Yuan with five elements, five parties and five gods to form a powerful magic combination, which was used to ward off evil spirits, pray and pray. In modern Taoist rituals, Chen Yuan is still regarded as a symbolic factor, which is used to greet gods, send immortals and offer sacrifices.