What do the four Chinese characters on the stone wall northeast of Shengmen in Tianjie, Taishan mean?

It looks like a picture instead of a picture, but it looks like a character, but there is a kind of pronunciation, which is called "Fairy Blossom" horizontally and "Ying Ge Yanwu" vertically, which conflicts with the Chinese character norms promulgated by the state. This is also a form of Taoism.

There are inscriptions before and after the stone carving, and two lines on the right say: "Mother Taishan gave me a golden pen, and Guanyin made the world. At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, Laozi and Taigong wrote a blog post, spreading wonderful methods. The first sentence points out that the reason for setting up this monument is due to the merits of two immortals. First of all, Taishan, the mother of Taoism, that is, Yuan Jun, Bi Xia, gave her followers a golden pen. What is a golden pen? I don't know, but I still hope that the Ming people will give directions to Tianjin. Second, the Guanyin Bodhisattva of Buddhism spreads all beings, which shows the utility and intersection of Chinese folk beliefs, and also reflects the profoundness of Taishan belief among the people. The "magic method" is the horizontal and vertical Taoist symbols in the inscription. This method has a great origin and has been handed down from generation to generation by many ancient teachers, such as Yuanshi Tianzun, Moral Tianzun, Taishang Laojun, Jiang Taigong, Liu Bowen and his own master. It covers the development and inheritance of Taoism and has a consistent outline. Immortals in Taoist symbols are eulogies to Yuan Jun and Bodhisattva, while Yanwu in Ying Ge shows that all beings in society are in a harmonious atmosphere under the influence of Dafa, which is the result of Taoism and Buddhism's pursuit of dry and moist things.

The three lines on the left are "Uzuki Maori Demu Xianyu Ding Mao passed on a lucky star in the year", and Uzuki Maori and Sanmao met in the year of Mao Mao, which is a rare auspicious day and has the same effect as Gu Erdan. At the same time, suspicion is a common "January 1st", that is, a clerical error in this language. The last two lines point out the time and personnel of wishing to erect a monument, which is "Xia Yue in the 21st year of the Republic of China, all the disciples in Weixian" and 1932 in the 21st year of the Republic of China. Wei county belongs to Weifang city today, not far from Mount Tai, where there are many pilgrims and many words left behind.

This stone carving adds the Taoist charm of Mount Tai, and this unique calligraphy style is reminiscent of the words or paintings of "lucky money and treasure" that merchants often stick on the gables during the Spring Festival.