Comprehensive Index to the Taoist Canon Book Title: Tai Chi Hidden Notes on the Jade Sutra of the Shangqing Dynasty Compiled by: Number of Volumes: One volume Orthodox Taoist Canon: Dongxuan Bu Jade Jue Leixun Hanfenlou Edition Volume 194 Xinwenfeng Volume 11 of the 6th volume of the Sanjia edition. Summary of the Taoist canon: No. 424. Chinese Taoist canon: Three Cave True Sutra, Cave Xuanling Bao Sutra? Cave God Three Emperors Sutra, Volume 4?
"Shangqing Taiji Hidden Notes on the Jade Sutra" Treasure Jue", also known as "Dongxuan Tai Chi Hidden Comments Sutra" or "Tai Chi Hidden Comments Bao Jue Sutra". One of the "Ancient Lingbao Sutra", it was written around the end of the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the beginning of the Southern Dynasty. It has been recorded in Lu Xiujing's "Lingbao Sutra". One volume of the original book, included in the Jade Jue category of the Dongxuan Department of the Zhengtong Taoist Canon. This book describes the rituals of teaching, opening, and reading scriptures. The scriptures taught include "Tao Te Ching", "Shang Qing Da Dong Zhen Jing", "Tai Shang Dong Xuan Ling Bao Jing", "Tai Shang Three Emperors Bao Wen", "Huang Ting Jing", "Tao Ji Jing" and so on. The sutra-teaching ceremony is quite grand, with rituals such as tapping the teeth, swallowing fluids, holding the spirit, the master reciting incantations, and the disciples bowing three times to receive the sutras. The method of reading the scriptures is to first tap the teeth, swallow the liquid, and retain the spirit, and then read the scriptures in the Zhongxia sound. It is said that after reading the text five thousand times, a cloud and a dragon will come down to greet him, and he will become an immortal.