Taoism is classified by Taoist school

Taoism is a Chinese religion that originated in ancient China. The history of Taoism can be traced back to the Han Dynasty, and Taoist myths originated from ancient myths before the Han Dynasty. The history of Taoism can be traced back to the Han Dynasty. When the emperor of the Han Dynasty heard about the teachings and cultivation methods of Taoism, he incorporated Taoism into the national religious system. During the Han Dynasty, Taoism gained the support of many officials and wealthy people, and became a very popular religion. The basic tenets of Taoism are "Dao" and "De". It believes that "Dao" is the origin and source of all things in the universe and is the most important existence in the universe. Virtue, on the other hand, was a kind of moral cultivation and wisdom obtained through cultivation. There were many myths and legends in Taoism, the most famous of which were the Tao Te Ching and the Investiture of the Gods. The Tao Te Ching was one of the Taoist classics. It described a philosophical view of the universe and the fate of mankind. The Investiture of the Gods, on the other hand, told the story of the immortals and demons at the end of the Zhou Dynasty. There were many stories about Taoist myths.

In Taoism, Daoists could be addressed as " Taoist Priest,"" Fellow Daoist,"" True Man,"" Senior Brother," and so on.

In Chinese history, there were indeed some Taoists who cultivated both Buddhism and Taoism, but this was not a common phenomenon, and not all Taoists would do so. Taoism was one of the traditional religions in China, which advocated the pursuit of immortality and the realm of immortals. Buddhism also had a wide influence in China, advocating equality and relief from suffering. Therefore, some Taoist priests might come into contact with the doctrines and ideas of Buddhism while practicing Taoism to reach the realm of dual cultivation of Buddhism and Taoism. In history, there were some famous Taoists who cultivated both Buddhism and Taoism, such as Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty and Su Shi of the Song Dynasty. They not only cultivated Taoism but also read Buddhist scriptures and had a certain understanding of Buddhist thoughts. However, this was only a minority phenomenon. Not all Taoist priests would do this.

A Taoist sect referred to the process of learning Taoism from a Taoist master. According to the Taoist tradition, learning Taoism must be based on the foundation of a teacher. One had to meet certain conditions to become a disciple of the Dao Sect. First of all, the Daoist sect had high requirements for accepting disciples. Those whose Dao heart was not firm and whose temperament was not pure were not allowed to enter the Daoist sect. Secondly, even if one passed the entrance examination and successfully became a disciple of a Taoist priest, they still needed to go through a period of observation. The master would observe the words and actions of his disciples. Only by withstanding the test of time could the master teach different mantras according to the level of talent of his disciples. In addition, learning Taoism required wisdom. The study of Taoism had high requirements for one's intelligence and wisdom. In short, becoming a Taoist disciple was the foundation of learning Taoism. One had to meet certain conditions and requirements.

The following are a few recommendations for novels about leisurely cultivation: 1. " A Life of Leisurely Cultivation ": This novel was written by Fishing 1. It tells the story of the protagonist Luo Tianwang who accidentally obtained an ancient turtle shell while swimming and began a magical journey of cultivation. This novel had a total of 592 chapters and was already completed. You can read or download this novel online for free on multiple platforms. 2. " Rebirth: 70's Leisurely Life ": This modern romance and urban life novel tells the story of the protagonist's carefree and happy life after his rebirth. 3. " My Dream Forest ": In this urban novel, the protagonist lives a leisurely life in the forest. Please note that the novels recommended above may not completely conform to the theme of Taoist leisurely cultivation, but they all contain elements of leisure and cultivation.

The most powerful sect of Daoism was the Talisman Sect. The Enchanted Talisman Sect was one of the five major sects of Taoism, including the Celestial Master Sect, the Maoshan Sect, and the Divine Firmament Sect. These factions belonged to the Talisman Faction and were considered the strongest factions in terms of combat power. Among them, the Maoshan Sect was famous for its thunder techniques, while the Divine Firmament Sect was famous for its powerful spells, which were considered more powerful than the orthodox Maoshan techniques. The Righteous Sect was also an important sect of Daoism, but in terms of combat power, it might not be as good as the Talisman Sect. The other factions 'combat power and strength were not mentioned.

Not everyone who wrote Taoist novels believed in Taoism. Writing is an art. It can come from any field or belief. Many people who write Taoist novels may simply use novels to explore different cultures and beliefs and create an interesting story world. They may not be true believers, but they may use religious elements to enhance the appeal and plot development of the novel. Therefore, not everyone who wrote Taoist novels believed in Taoism.

Taoism was a religion in China that originated from the Han Dynasty and had a history of thousands of years. The core idea of Taoism is that Tao is the origin of the universe and all things, and the power of human soul and life. There were two main schools in Taoism: Chan School and Jie School. Chan School originated from the Han Dynasty and was one of the core sects of Taoism. It was mainly spread in the Central Plains. Jie School originated from the Tang Dynasty and was mainly spread in the south. It was also known as the Southern Ming Sect and the Southern Heaven Sect. In history, Jie School and Chan School used to have a close relationship, but later, they split up for some reasons. Now Jie School only existed in some novels, while Chan School was widely found in Taoist classics and novels. It should be noted that Chan School and Jie School were not real religious organizations. They were just fictional literary images and storylines.

" Crossing the Great Qin to Enter the Taoist Cultivation Scripture " was a novel set in the ancient Wei and Jin Dynasties. It told the story of a person who crossed time and space to enter the Great Qin Dynasty and learn Taoist cultivation techniques.

😋I recommend the book "When a Taoist meets the System". This novel was about a Taoist priest who used the system to go to the dangerous Other World. The protagonist killed a mosquito and accidentally obtained a system to revitalize Taoism. If you like cultivation and fantasy novels, this book will not disappoint you. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗