Brief introduction of Lingbao Luo Jin Zhai Yi (draft)

Comprehensive index of Taoist books: Lingbao Jin Ruzhaiyi (draft) Edited by: Volume number: One volume of orthodox Taoist books: No.1 Cold Powder House, Volume 1 New Style, Volume 1 Three Schools, Volume 1 Summary of Taoist books: No.3 China Taoist books: Volume 43 Taoist Lingbao Zhu Zhaiyi? Lingbao Golden Basket Zhai Yi (draft), this paper includes manuscripts of Dunhuang Taoist suicide note S4652, P4965, P2989, S307 1. None of the four manuscripts is complete and has no title. According to the contents of the manuscript, Dayuanrener's Catalogue of Dunhuang Taoist Scriptures is intended to be Lingbao Jin Dian, and the date of completion is about the end of the Southern and Northern Dynasties to the beginning of the Tang Dynasty. According to Jin, fasting is one of the six spiritual fasts of Taoism. The Southern Dynasties mentioned this kind of fasting method, which was mainly used to establish fasting for the royal family, reconcile yin and yang, eliminate disasters and conceal differences, and ask for an extension for the emperor and the country. At present, there are more than 10 kinds of gold fasting utensils in the orthodox Taoist collection, all of which were adapted, deleted and supplemented by Du Guangting in the late Tang Dynasty, Yang Jie in the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhang Shangying in the Ming Dynasty and Taoist priests. Dunhuang manuscripts originated in the early Tang Dynasty, including the following documents: building a fast lane for the country, burning incense and lights, paying homage to the Ten Immortals, remembering and praying for the royal ancestors, emperors, queens, crown princes and princesses, etc., and preserving part of the early golden rye fasting ceremony. This is valuable information for studying the development of Taoist fasting instruments. Lingbao Mengzhong Mu Jing recorded a volume of Lingbao Jin Ruzhai Instrument, which is suspected to be the book.