What is Luoshan?

Luotian refers to everything between heaven and earth, and Daxie refers to the grand activity of offering sacrifices to the gods. Luo Tian is an important ceremony to worship heaven, which is used to pray for people's protection and help arrange the stars, and later represents good deeds.

Taoism is a native religion in China, which has absorbed and developed many traditional cultures in China, among which fasting ceremony is a part. Taoist priests express their wishes for happiness, well-being, good luck and avoiding evil spirits by holding dharma meetings, which is a form of offering sacrifices to gods, and fasting occupies an important position in Taoism. Fasting also varies in size. Luo Tianda is one of the most solemn activities in the Taoist fasting ceremony, and Taoist people will also participate in this ceremony.

Some time ago, there was an animation called Under One Man, in which Luo Tian was in full swing. Luo Tian University in reality is not a competition like that, but a sacrificial ceremony, a grand activity and a common folk sacrifice. Luotian Dayi is the biggest design, significance and festival activity.

Large-scale Taoist ceremony

According to the Taoist scriptures, there are 3,600 sacrifices to Putian, 2,400 to Sundays and 0/200 to Luotian/kloc, all of which are Taoist ceremonies. Since the Tang Dynasty, once problems occurred, the imperial court would hold large-scale festivals to protect the safety of the country and people. Since the Qing dynasty, such activities have been rare.

The main ceremonies of Luotian Dayi include burning incense, opening the altar, purifying water, raising the flag, announcing the list, offering filth, inviting the saints, receiving the call, idolize, serving the table, leaving the flag and sending the saints away. In ancient times, it took a lot of manpower and material resources to hold such a ceremony, which was difficult to do without relying on the court. Therefore, it is also a prosperous and powerful country.