What does the ceremony mean?

There are several kinds of rituals we know, and the general operation methods can be divided into three types, namely, Buddhist rituals, Taoist rituals and immortal rituals. In the eyes of ordinary people, these ceremonies seem the same, but the effect afterwards is really different. Many masters are also familiar with the procedures of the ceremony, but the results are mostly unsatisfactory.

Buddhist rituals are generally recited by eminent monks, using the power of scriptures and the mind of the Lord (that is, repentance) to achieve the effect of praying for blessings and eliminating disasters. Buddhism does not involve the theory of ceremony, and the guidance of eminent monks and great virtues comes first. Disaster has come, and someone pointed it out to make you repent and ... turn over a new leaf. In fact, this is already a blessing, proving that you have this fate, and then whether you can grasp things depends on your own cognitive attitude towards this matter.

Taoist ceremony, also known as sacrificial ceremony, refers to a religious ceremony in which Taoist priests set up altars, step on altars and memorialize the throne. Commonly known as "ritual Dojo" and "teaching by the rules", that is, Taoist rituals. Taoist rituals can be divided into two categories: one is the Yang Dojo, which is to eliminate disasters and solve problems and pray for longevity. Second, the vaginal field, also known as the "Dojo of Death", is a Dojo specially set up for the dead.

The ceremony of the immortal gate is mainly through the way of disciple typing, and the immortal family is invited to handle the ceremony directly with the ghosts and gods. As long as the fairy family agrees to do it, it can generally be done. However, the success of Xianmen ceremony mainly depends on the strength and way of Xianjia. Although Hu San is a disciple of Xianmen, he also has to say that Xianjia is a bit unreasonable in doing things. There is no need for such a complicated ceremony or such a grand scene. As long as the fairy says it can be done, it will be done. Because Xianmen is a special sect, the premise must be that the Xianjia says it can be done well, not the disciple says it can be done well, because it is the Xianjia who can really do things, not the disciple himself. Some things can't be done, but many times the immortals don't agree, but the disciples are eccentric, boastful and do everything they can.