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Since ancient times, the cultivation of truth has gradually evolved from the pursuit of immortality to the hope of becoming immortal. As a classic theory of cultivation of truth, it has gradually changed from simplicity to fantasy, and the world in Ming and Qing Dynasties is closer to the words of strange people. Generally speaking, the following classics can be regarded as the representative works of the theory of truth at that time:
1. Tao Te Ching (Laozi), Nanhuajing (Zhuangzi), Liezi, Wen Zi, Guanyinzi, Daxue, The Doctrine of the Mean, Bao Puzi (both inside and outside), The Book of Songs and Miao Jing, Yin Shin.
2. Broken Fan Song, Knocking Song, Hundred-character Monument, Avenue Song, Lingyuan Avenue Song, Qingtian Song, Yongjia Zhengdao Song, Yin Fujing, Huang Tingjing, Zhouyi Shentongqi, Medicine Mirror.
3. The complete works of Zhang Sanfeng, the collected works of Huang Yuanji, the collection of ancient books hidden in the building, the collection of Zhong You's lectures, Lingbao Bifa, Zhixuan, Da Dan Zhi Zhi, Zhen Wu and Tsinghua's secrets, and then 400 words.
Novices recommend reading Tian Chengyang's Taoist Practice in China.
One of the habits of Taoism is that "no one can pass on", so the secret room hides treasures and is not known to the public. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, many successful people fixed the truth, but there was no systematic discussion, so it is not convenient to list them here.
To cultivate truth, literally speaking, is to seek the true self through practice. But now people misunderstand it as becoming a fairy and a Buddha! Fixing the truth is to find out your own shortcomings and let yourself know more about yourself through continuous practice. This is correcting the facts. You can't even ...