Lingaku- seven mortal forms in Daoism, representing carnal life and desires
- contrasted with 三魂 three immortal souls
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- seven mortal forms in Daoism, representing carnal life and desires
- contrasted with 三魂 three immortal souls
This term refers to the physical and earthly aspects of a person's existence in Daoist philosophy, symbolizing desires and the materialistic side of life.
Every person has seven mortal forms, which represent human desires and physical life.
Cultivation is about transcending the seven mortal forms and seeking a higher spiritual realm.
In this context, it highlights the opposition between the transient, earthly aspects of existence and the eternal, spiritual aspects.
The seven mortal forms correspond to the three immortal souls, illustrating the opposition between the material and the spiritual.
In Daoism, understanding the relationship between the seven mortal forms and the three immortal souls is very important.
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qī pò七魄zhī之Lún论the theory of the seven mortal formsqī pò七魄yú与sān hún三魂the contrast between the seven mortal forms and three immortal soulsshì sú世俗qī pò七魄the earthly seven mortal formsqī pò七魄zhī之Lì力the power of the seven mortal formsqī pò七魄de的yǐng xiǎng影响the influence of the seven mortal formsqī pò七魄yú与qíng yù情欲the relationship between the seven mortal forms and desiresDào jiào道教qī pò七魄the seven mortal forms in Daoismlǐ jiě理解qī pò七魄to understand the seven mortal formsqī pò七魄de的xiàng zhēng象征the symbolism of the seven mortal formsqī pò七魄yú与shēn tǐ身体the seven mortal forms and the bodytàn tǎo探讨qī pò七魄to explore the seven mortal formsqī pò七魄de的kùn rǎo困扰the troubles caused by the seven mortal forms