Was The Great Jing Ling written by Zi Mo Dao Ling? Or is there another author?

Great soul means great soul, referred to as great spirit. Ta is not a person, not a woman, not a god, not a ghost, not everything you know, see, smell, smell, taste, touch and think of. Ta can't see, hear, smell, taste, touch or think. Ta is the best and the most beautiful, and the name (Zi Mo Dao) is spiritual.

(Zi Modao) The compilation that Ling said is called Great Jing Ling, or Jing Ling for short.

Spirit: spirit. Good: high quality. God: Law. Spirit is the law of quality. Scripture is a compilation of what (Zi) Ling said, the basic foundation of idealism, and the discipline or code of conduct formulated by spiritual organizations for congregations or believers.

Chinese name: Jing Ling.

Great soul

Translator: Four Hidden Spirits

Four Zangs: Learning, Writing, Doing and Teaching

Brief introduction of Jing Ling

Zoroastrianism classics are divided into four sets: learning, writing, acting and teaching. According to the content classification, this is the most basic classification and the most commonly used classification. The contents of learning, writing, doing and teaching are as follows:

First, learn and imitate mental questions, answer, teach, extreme and respect.

Second, words, colors, sounds, smells, tastes, touch, and methods of doing good are all recorded in words. Roughly speaking, there are five categories: astronomy, geography, humanities, ghost literature and divine literature.

Third, the messenger of the spirit (according to Wen) does everything. It can be roughly divided into five categories: worship, respect, harmony, sacrifice and comity.

Fourth, teach. (Zi) Ling said that his disciples did it, his messengers did it, and all other sentient beings came to learn. It is a religion that does not teach, a subtle influence, and a spiritual influence on all sentient beings. There are roughly five categories: meaning, speech, body, writing and Kun.

All sentient beings who are proficient in spiritual classics and can speak for all sentient beings are called orators, those who are proficient in Tibetan studies are called inheritors, those who are proficient in Tibetan writing are called calligraphers, those who are proficient in Tibetan behavior are called worshippers, those who are proficient in Tibetan religion are called communicators, and those who are proficient in learning, writing, walking and teaching Tibetan are called Tibetan Lingsi, such as China's Tibetan Lingsi.

Classic catalogue

Ling Shuo Da Ling, Ling Shuo Calligraphy Classic, etc.