Liuren Magic Sanctuary
At the Sanshanjiao level, the practitioner moves beyond solo work to conduct Grand Rituals (Da Dian) . These are complex, multi-phase operations—such as major altar installations, communal blessings, or high-stakes house clearings—that require precise coordination between the ritual team and the celestial office.
Most complex ceremonies follow a structured sequence to ensure the lineage power is safely harnessed and directed:
| Phase | Lineage Protocol | Metaphysical Goal |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Cleansing (Jing Tan) | Using Hua Zi and Altar incense to clear the site. | Removing local stagnant Qi to prepare for the Masters. |
| 2. Invitation (Qing Shi) | Formal petitioning of the Liuren Xianshi and Ancestors. | Calling down the primary authority to oversee the work. |
| 3. Operation (Zhu Fa) | The execution of the specific task (e.g., Consecration). | Directing the lineage pulse into the ritual target. |
| 4. Sealing (Feng Tan) | Locking the energy into the space or object. | Ensuring the effects are permanent and protected. |
| 5. Release (Xie Tan) | Formal gratitude and dismissal of the troops. | Returning the space to its mundane state safely. |
In large ceremonies, the Sanshanjiao practitioner acts as the **Chief Conductor (Zhu Fa)**, leading a team with defined responsibilities:
A Grand Ritual is a demonstration of Lineage Precision . By following the established protocols and coordinating with the celestial office, the practitioner ensures that even the most complex spiritual cases are resolved with authority. This mastery is the hallmark of a senior Sanshanjiao disciple.
Master the Flow. With ceremonial coordination established, proceed to refine your diagnostic and defensive skills: