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78. What is the meaning of “Constantly guard the six doors and don’t let the soul pass by.” in Scriptures? (& Q79 to Q82)

Part Five: The Explanations

“Constantly guard the Six Doors and don’t let the soul pass by.”

The Six Doors are the:

  1. eyes,
  2. ears,
  3. nose,
  4. tongue,
  5. body, and
  6. mind.

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Glossary

1.
Tien-Ming means the Divine Mission from God to convey Tien-Tao. The Enlightened Teacher with Tien-Ming is the Enlightened Teacher ordained by God to transmit Tien-Tao to others.

2.
Yang represents the Qi (spirit) that is in motion; and yin, still. Once yang and yin are created, there are motions and stillness. The yang is pure and rises up to become Heaven. The yin is heavy and descends to be Earth. The Yang and yin interact to give rise to humans.

3.
Qi means spirit. Hun means awareness. Sheng means growth. Ling means soul.
Sheng-qi means the Spirit of Growth.
Hun-qi means the Spirit of Awareness.
Ling-qi means the Spirit of Soul.

4.
Wu-ji is the Void. Lao means old or ancient. Mu means mother. Wu-ji Lao-Mu is also referred to as Lao-Mu. Continue reading “Glossary”