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众神图hunan Qing Dynasty Painting of the Chinese pantheon, housed in Hunan Museum.

Taoism by country A map showing the followers of Taoism by percentage in each country.

聚福-送福米 In Taiwanese Taoism, 2nd February of lunar calendar is the god of earth's birthday. Everyone will prepare the paper joss paper, sweets(which is believed the god of earth's favorite offering), incense to worship the god.

聚福-送祭 In Taiwanese Taoism, 2nd February of lunar calendar is the god of earth's birthday. Everyone will prepare the paper joss paper, sweets(which is believed the god of earth's favorite offering), incense to worship the god.

TAO 24 Werner Zimmermann 1926 04 Politik TAO Nr. 24, Monatsblätter für Ferinnerlichung und Selbstgestaltung, Herausgegeben fon Werner Zimmermann, April 1924, Themenheft Politik, Titelseite. – Von 1924 bis zu deren Verbot im Jahre 1937 gab Werner Zimmermann (1893 – 1982) die Monatshefte TAO, ab 1927 unter dem geänderten.

Temple portrait of Laozi Depictin of Lao Zi.

Mawangdui Lao Tsu Ms A part of a Taoist manuscript, ink on silk, 2nd century BCE, Han Dynasty, unearthed from Mawangdui tomb 3rd, Chansha, Hunan Province, China. Hunan Province Museum.

Nineteenth-century Daoist priest's robe Robe in the form of a large rectangle composed of widths of fabric which are continuous from the front hem over the shoulder to the back hem.

Tianshifu Gate The Tianshifu Gate of the Celestial Master Temple at Mount Longh.

Longhu Shan Longhu Shan, Jiangxi Province.

Wudang Mountain Wudang Mountain, located in Hubei, China, is revered as the most sacred Taoist mountain in the country and is known as the birthplace of Tai Chi.

The Taoist ceremony at Yuanjiao Festival of Nanliao Fumei Temple Architectural or site view of The Taoist ceremony at Yuanjiao Festival of Nanliao Fumei Temple.

A Taoist priest in crowd at the Yuanjiao Festival of Nanliao Fumei Temple Depiction of A Taoist priest in crowd at the Yuanjiao Festival of Nanliao Fumei Temple.

Taoist clergy at the Shoushan Temple in Shuangxi, New Taipei Taoist clergy at the Shoushan Temple in Shuangxi, New Taipei.

性命圭旨和合四象圖 Photograph or view of 性命圭旨和合四象圖.

性命圭旨卧禪圖 Photograph or view of 性命圭旨卧禪圖.

Yuanshi Tianzun A painting of the Yuanshi Tianzun ('the Primeval Lord of Heaven') one of the supreme divinities of Daoism.

Heavenly Lord of Divine Treasures A representation of one of the Three Pure Ones associated with revelation, liturgy, and the sacred treasure tradition.

Daode Tianzun, the Heavenly Lord of Dao and Virtue Heavenly Lord of Tao and Virtue.

Ming-dynasty image of the Jade Emperor This image depicts the deity Jade Emperor (玉皇大帝).

Xuanwu, the martial god of the north A Ming image of a major Daoist deity associated with protection, the north, and sacred martial power.

Bagua Zhao Huiqian Bagua diagram by Zhao Huiqian ("River Map spontaneously [generated] by Heaven and Earth" 天地自然河圖).

Laishi Taijitu A visual representation of dynamic complementarity, showing reality as structured by reciprocal rather than oppositional forces.

Daoist internal alchemy woodcut Woodcut illustration of the practice calledXixin tuicang(wash the heart and retire to a hidden place)fromXingming guizhi(Pointers on Spiritual Nature and Bodily Life) by Yi Zhenren, a Daoist text on internal alchemy published in 1615 (3rd year of the Wanli reign period of Ming dy.

Daoist internal alchemy diagram of the cultivated adept Woodcut illustration of 'Putting the miraculous elixir on the tripod' fromXingming guizhi(Pointers on Spiritual Nature and Bodily Life) by Yi Zhenren, a Daoist text on internal alchemy published in 1615 (3rd year of the Wanli reign period of Ming dynasty). (Cataloguing incomplete).

Xiantianbagua Derivation of the Early heaven 8 trigrams(Fuxi Xiantian bagua).

Taoist ceremony at Xiao ancestral temple in Chaoyang, Shantou, Guangdong (inside) (1) Taoist ritual at the Xiao ancestral temple of Chaoyang, Shantou, Guangdong.

Taoist ceremony at Xiao ancestral temple in Chaoyang, Shantou, Guangdong (inside) (3) Taoist ritual at the Xiao ancestral temple of Chaoyang, Shantou, Guangdong.

Taoist ceremony at Xiao ancestral temple in Chaoyang, Shantou, Guangdong (inside) (4) Taoist ritual at the Xiao ancestral temple of Chaoyang, Shantou, Guangdong.

Taoist ceremony at Xiao ancestral temple in Chaoyang, Shantou, Guangdong (inside) (2) Taoist ritual at the Xiao ancestral temple of Chaoyang, Shantou, Guangdong.

Celebrating the arrival of Positive energy, Japan Unique practice of Hojoji Buddhist temple, Shinjuku, Tokyo. Yin and Yang are Taoist concepts, originated from China. The ritual is held during Setsubun, early February.

Front gate of Mount Qingcheng An entrance to one of the mountains most closely associated with Daoist cultivation, retreat, and sacred landscape.

Wudangshan pic Taoist temple at the Wudang Mountains in China.

Chinese talisman used for protection Talisman for protection against the evil. The talisman should be pasted atop the main entrance of one's home.

Taoist Yu Huang Temple in Tuaran, Sabah Taoist Yu Huang Temple in Tuaran).

Bronze Taoist censer with a three-legged toad motif Bronze Taoist censer depicting a three-legged toad Ming-Qing period (1368-1911 CE) Shaanxi Province China.

Temple master with disciples in a Daoist teaching lineage A painting in Changchun Temple, Wuhan, depicting en:Wang Chongyang (a.k.a.

Daoist priests at White Cloud Temple in Qing Beijing A historical image of clerics associated with one of the best-known monastic centers of the Quanzhen tradition.

Zhang Daoling A traditional depiction of the religious leader linked to the early Tianshi lineage, one of the enduring forms of Daoist organization.

Taoist ceremony in Taiwan A ceremony scene that makes Taoist officiants, liturgical roles, and organized ritual leadership visible.

Taoist religious ceremony at Taichung A public Taoist ceremonial setting showing specialists leading ritual action in an institutional context.

Taoist Priest in Beijing Taoist Priest in Beijing, 1924-1927.

Taoist service altar with musical instruments for monks to use Title: Taoist service altar with musical instruments for monks to use Abstract/medium: 1 drawing : watercolor ; 22 x 27.3 cm (sheet).

The dragon, image Manuscript, printed page, or documentary source titled The dragon, image.

Diagram of the immortal soul of the Daoist adept An illustration linking cultivation, transformation, and the refined postmortem state sought in advanced Daoist practice.

T-shaped silk banner from Mawangdui The painting on silk depicts the heaven (upper part), the human realm (middle part), and the netherworld (bottom part).

Ghostly realm scene from a Water-Land ritual painting Qing dynasty Chinese Water and Land Ritual painting (水陆画).

Ten Courts of Hell Display at Bao Gong Temple, Singapore Depiction of the punishments of the Chinese Ten Courts of Hell at Bao Gong Temple, Singapore.

Ming stoneware judge figure holding records of evil deeds Stoneware figure from a judgement group, with aubergine, green, ochre, and straw glazes.

Taoist Charm A ritual charm whose written and visual elements are meant to operate within a field of protection, order, and correspondence.

Chart of Daoist Talismans, 1553, woodblock print, Honolulu Museum of Art Chart of Daoist Talismans, Muromachi period, 1553, anonymous woodblock print, James Michener Collection, Honolulu Museum of Art, accession 24587c.

Lingbao talisman A talisman from one of the Lingbao Scriptures.

Da Jiu Festival scene in Tin Sam Village Tin Sam Village Da Jiu Festival.

Papier-mache mask of the Taoist god of prosperity, Lu Xing Papier-mache mask of the Taoist God of Prosperity (Lu Xing) Late 19th-early 20th century CE Qing Dynasty (1644-1911 CE) Beijing China.

Confucius Laozi Buddha A three-teachings image presenting Confucian, Daoist, and Buddhist figures in a single visual field.

Buddhist, Daoist, and Folk Deities from the Water-Land Ritual Qing dynasty Chinese Water and Land Ritual (水陆画) paintings depicting celestial gods and immortal beings.