In the vast and mystical realm of Taoist magic, believers often question the specific uses and differences between various practices and tools, such as the paper FU Talisman and cleansing spells. In our eBook, “Purification and Cleansing Spells,” we touch upon the effectiveness and daily applications of these spells. Yet, the question arises – if we already have cleansing spells, why do we need a paper FU Talisman for the same purpose?
Spells for Immediate Aid
Spells are powerful immediate tools, perfect for when you’ve just sensed something unsettling and need swift assistance from the gods. These spells are your spiritual first aid kit, summoning immediate divine intervention. You might feel a sense of relief and feel better right away. However, the strength of a spell is limited, and its power does not last indefinitely.
In cases where you need to help a friend or a loved one who’s not present with you, spells might fall short. They could impart a small degree of power once, but they aren’t designed to provide extended protection or healing. This is where the FU Talisman comes into play.
The Extended Power of FU Talismans
A FU Talisman works like a power conduit. It can be charged with a greater degree of divine power drawn from an altar or a lineage’s power source. Unlike spells, a FU can be imbued with an extended duration of potency, allowing it to cleanse and protect the bearer daily over an extended period, for example, a month.
This talisman can be carried personally or placed strategically within a dwelling, where it remains active all the time. It’s akin to having a spiritual robot at home that cleanses your surroundings regularly, thanks to its pre-programmed schedule. Its influence is not a one-time burst of divine energy, but rather a consistent, enduring protective force.
Diversifying the Source of Power
An important aspect of Taoist magic that often eludes the uninitiated is the notion of choosing the source of power. Yes, we can use the same spell for cleansing, but switching the power source can result in vastly different outcomes.
In situations demanding quick assistance, we use heart spells that invoke local gods. This is a fast and easy method to gather spiritual power. Yet, with a little more effort and time, we can connect our magic to powers residing in the religious court, a powerhouse featuring a more potent array of divine forces.
Consider the FU Talisman as a ticket or a key that lets us sanctify our needs at the altar, invoking the assistance of higher-level gods. That’s why a Taoist practitioner cultivates an altar, which serves as a portal, enabling access to a wider array of divine powers through their lineage.
The Collaborative Strength of Spells and FU Talismans
There are instances where the combined application of spells and FU Talismans provides the most effective result. The spell can impart immediate help, while the FU Talisman ensures long-term treatment, continually protecting against threats over a set duration.
For example, dealing with a person afflicted by malevolent influences that cause mental disturbances or self-destructive thoughts requires a two-pronged approach. An immediate spell can help stabilize the person’s condition, yet the issue might not be completely resolved and could potentially resurface. In such cases, a FU Talisman can be sent through the altar to deliver 30 days of spiritual protection, thus providing long-term resolution and protection.
Ordination and Further Learning
Interested in learning more? Our e-book, “Purification and Cleansing Spells,” provides a comprehensive understanding of these practical magic practices. As you progress on your spiritual journey, consider getting ordained to explore further and to gain access to a broader range of divine powers and spells. Your journey into Taoist magic can be as enlightening as it is transformative, providing you with the tools and knowledge to cleanse, protect, and heal.
In the end, both cleansing spells and FU Talismans have unique and significant roles in the practice of Taoist magic. Both of these tools are powerful and, when used correctly and thoughtfully, can bring about profound change and healing. Understanding their uses and the differences between them is an essential step in deepening your spiritual practice.