Taoist nine-character mantra gesture

Taoist culture has been passed down by the world. It plays a different role in the development of Chinese history and also plays a huge role. So, do you know what the Taoist nine-character mantra gesture is? What does it look like? Let’s take a look at this question!

Taoist nine-character mantra gesture

The stability of body and mind in the mind means that the situation is not moving, maintaining the will to be unmoved, and showing a strong body.

　　Hand seal: The seal of the Ming King is not moved. Mantra: Vajrasattva's Heart Mantra

The energy of soldiers (armor) represents the vitality of prolonging life and returning to children.

　　Hand seal: The Vajra wheel seal. Mantra: The Heart Mantra of the King of the Three Worlds

The fighting spirit resonates with the universe, and the fighting spirit is revealed when encountering difficulties.

　　Hand seal: outer lion seal. Mantra: Vajrasattva Dharma Body Mantra

The person (confidential) restoration shows the power to freely control one's own body and other people's bodies.

　　Hand seal: inner lion seal. Mantra: Vajrasattva's magical mantra

All (resolve) crisis sensing shows the ability to know and manipulate people's hearts.

　　Hand seal: External seal. Mantra: Vajrasattva Samantabhadra Dharmakaya Mantra

Array (heart) telepathy ／Invisibility indicates the ability to combine prosperity and respect.

　　Hand seal: Inner seal. Mantra: Guru Padmasambhava Six Paths Vajra Mantra

The control of time and space is to help others.

　　Hand seal: Wisdom boxing seal. Mantra: Great Sun Tathagata's Heart Mantra

The first (full) five element control means that you can use superpowers more freely.

　　Handprint: Sunshine seal. Mantra: Great Sun Tathagata's Heart Mantra

Walking (Zen) Light ／The Buddha's heart represents the Buddha's realm, that is, the realm of superhumanity.

　　Handprint: Vase seal (or invisible seal). Mantra: Morizhi Tianxin Mantra