What does Tao's reverse plow mean? How to understand the meaning of Tao anti-plough?

1, plough is the name of an ancient star, referring to the handle of the Big Dipper, which originated from the natural worship of ancient stars by Han people. Taoism believes that there are thirty-six highest day stars and seventy-two earth stars in the Beidou constellation. Influenced by this statement, the novel Water Margin is attached to 108 leaders of Liangshan Uprising, forming the star of the highest day and the star of the detective. Taoism claims that there are thirty-six highest-day stars in the Big Dipper, and each highest-day star represents a god, with a total of thirty-six gods. Detective has two main meanings. First of all, it refers to what astrologers call the main evil star. Secondly, it refers to evil spirits in general and is a metaphor of evil forces. In folklore, thirty-six plough often acts in conjunction with seventy-two demons to subdue and subdue demons.

2. People follow the law, the law is heaven, the law is heaven, and the law is nature. Tao is the highest generalization of understanding the laws of the universe.

3. Therefore, "Tao" is a neutral word, which can not only express the just awe-inspiring way of not giving in to evil forces such as evil spirits, but also express the disobedience to the just power of subduing evil spirits.