I. Fu Tou
Since ancient times, there have been many schools of magic, but each worships its founder and is different, which is why its Fu Tou code is also different. For example, the common "three hooks" on many symbols are symbols representing Sanqing (Taishang Laojun, Yuanshi Tianzun, Tian Tong's founder) or Sanjie Gong (Huang Cheng, Land and Founder). The three hooks represent the three clean-ups on the whole symbol, and the letters and the names of the gods represent the three realms. When writing this "three hooks" in the next volume, you should recite the mantra: "One move moves the world; Two ancestral swords; Three devils have gone thousands of miles away. " Every word should be just right, which is called "stepping on Fu Tou".
"Fu Tou" also includes imperial edicts and thunder orders. Like Fu Tou, there are many kinds, which vary from sect to sect. Generally, it is to ask God to dispatch troops, and many books regard "imperial edicts" as Fu Tou. If there are no symbols of "Three Hooks" and "Three Clearances", we must curse: "There are nine chapters in a round place. Today I am writing, and all the ghosts are hiding. " Do it.
Second, courage.
Fu Dan is the soul and master of A Fu Ling. Whether Afu can give full play to its efficacy depends largely on whether it is guarded by Fu Dan.
Calligraphy symbols are generally called entering the symbol, which means asking ancestors (gods) to sit in this symbol order and guard the portal of this symbol.
Common symbols are "Gang", "Jing" and "Ma", and the word "Hua" is too numerous to mention. But what is courage? The word gallbladder is made up of some secret words.
Third, the foot
"Horizontal foot" is used to end the writing process of a word and a word, and it also has an extremely important position.