There are No Taboos in Tin Yat Lineage
What are Taboos? Superstitious?
Taboos - In Chinese, 禁忌 (Gum Gei), things you cannot do because of a superstitious reason or some how you cannot do it because it is a rule only.
Common Taboos you might heard of...
You cannot eat beef
You cannot eat pork
You cannot eat XXX
Taoist magic is going to not work when they see blood.
Taoist magic is not going to work when pregnant women are around.
Taoist magic is not going to work if dirty things are around
Taoist magic is not going to work if a black dog's blood is using against it.
Taoist magic is not going to work on certain days
Do not drop a FU on the ground
Do not take the FU to the washrooms
Do not take the FU to dirty places
Taoist only do FU writing in four period of the day
Taoist cannot have sex or get married
Taoist must go on veggie on some special days |
Why some Taoist don't eat beef?
Some Taoist or Taoist lineage don't eat beef and that is one of their taboo as well. Their reason for "don't eat beef" is because they think the original founder of Taoism is Lao Tse and Lao Tse ride an ox, so they respect that ox and they don't eat the cows.
Another reason or theory of "don't eat beef" is that some think the cow have been working hard for human in the past for farming and so we pay them back by not eating them.
Some other lineages even think if they eat beef they will lose the magical power because it is something that Taoist cannot eat to avoid some kind of reaction in their body can pollute them and they will lose their magic by voidng the taboo.
Tin Yat Lineage do not have this rule, so happy eating burgers and steaks!
Tin Yat Lineage have NONE of these, just because we are REAL Taoism and we have the real wisdom and power!
We only require you to respect and have 100% trust and faith in us for the magic to work for you. Those who don't trust and want to challenge, I guarantee you that our magic is NOT going to work for you. That is the only rule. Tin Yat Lineage does not have any taboos and so it is strong and powerful at all time. |
