People often say that the "heavenly officials blessing" is how the matter?

I. Who are the Heavenly Kings?

People often in the doorway enshrined the gods of the Divine, but many people do not know the Divine refers to a person or the gods of the collective name, and the legend of the Divine is less known. In folklore, the name of the heavenly officials is "the first grade of the heavenly officials who bestow blessings on the upper yuan", "Zi Wei Da Di", which is subordinate to the realm of Yu Qing. Heavenly officials from the green, yellow and white three gas formation, the total master of the heavenly emperors.

Tianguan now refers to all heavenly deities in general, but initially, Tianguan had a specific identity and was related to the ancient emperors Yao, Shun and Yu in China. There is a myth and legend in the book "The Book of Gods and Immortals Throughout the Ages" in China: The First Heavenly Father combined the yin and yang of heaven and earth, and spit out a baby from his mouth on the first day of the first month (the 15th of the first lunar month), the middle day of the first lunar month (the 15th of the 7th month), and the day of the first lunar month (the 15th of the 10th month), and the three babies came down to earth after they grew up to become the three emperors of Yao, Shun, and Yu. Because of their "great achievements in heaven and earth, and the way to be the masters of the world", they were named the "Three Great Emperors", also known as the "Three Great Emperors". Among them, Yao was born in the upper yuan as the "Heavenly Official", Shun was born in the middle yuan as the "Earthly Official", and Yu was born in the lower yuan as the "Water Official", and they were not only in charge of the good and evil of the people, but also in charge of the ascension of ghosts and gods. In the Song Dynasty, the three officials were associated with the Three Elements Day, which is why the three officials were also called "Sanyuan". Guangzhou's famous Sanyuan ancient palace, for the three mythological characters.

Secondly, what is the meaning of Tian Guan Zhi Fu?

Chinese folk believe that the three officials in the Tianguan is the god of fortune. Every first month on the fifteenth day of the month, that is, down to the earth, the school determined that people's sins and blessings, so it is called "heavenly officials to give blessings". In Taoism, there is a saying that the Heavenly Officials give blessings, the Earthly Officials forgive sins, and the Water Officials solve problems. This argument originated from the ancient ancestors of the natural worship of heaven, earth and water, and this worship is especially evident in Taoism. Taoist people in the Eastern Han Dynasty believed that: the gas of the sky is the main birth, so the heavenly officials in charge of "blessings"; the gas of the earth is the main success, so the earth officials in charge of "forgiveness of sins"; the gas of the water is the main transformation, so the water officials in charge of "relief". Because the three officials in charge of human misfortune and honor and disgrace, so the folk of the three officials y believe. According to the "Taoist Collection" records, the early Eastern Han Dynasty circulated a method of healing called "three official hand book", that is, three pieces of paper, written on the name of the patient with the intention of serving the crime. One pressed on top of the mountain to take the meaning of the sky, one buried in the ground, one sunk in the water, for the sick to pray for the three officials. History, Wu Zetian also used this method to pray for the "three officials of the nine provinces" for their own freedom from crime and blessings, found in Henan Songshan Peak stone crevice in a piece of gold simple is one of the paper.

Third, how do the heavenly officials bless?

In traditional Chinese culture, the heavenly officials are connected to the Jade Emperor, and are responsible for reporting folk information to the Jade Emperor. Therefore, as a bridge between the earth and heaven, the celestial official is an extremely important god to convey and open the way.

Fourth, folk customs