Powerful Hand Seals in Taoism

When I was a kid, I always fancy the Taoist magic hand seals, because htey look cool and they are very powerful - at least in the movies. But what does it really do and is that really how it works in real life? Now I can tell you what the real deal Taoist magic hand seals are like and what they do!  I know your feeling when you come into this post, you are expected or wanting to find tutorials and guides on how to do it yourself and so you can jsut "grab and use them".  

Sadly, the hand seals needs a master to pass on the power to you, and so he can program it for you, and inherit you the power. You must be ordained as a Taoist in the specific lineage to get the hand seals that the lineage have. Which means, if you ordain into Saam Law Taoism, you get to have the power for Saam Law Taoism and not other sects. So your hand is like a remote control and your master will program the buttson for you and teach you how to use it and why we program it that way etc. After you have got the powers inherited, then your hand seal is activated and usable.  Therefore, you must be a disciple in order to get them to work.

Here we will talk about the three basic and powerful hand seals and let you know the purpose of them and how we use them in real Taoist magic work.

The first Taoist magic hand seal is called the TAO hand seal, DOE JEE 道指 which is used to push things to absorb something, or to transfer something ":into" the subject and make them absorb and intake it etc. This, for example, can be used to infuse spells and empowerments into people or things.  Sometimes, you might have done a magic incense and you forgot to dump a few spells in, no worry, you can use this hand seal to pump tem in too. The main power of this TAO hand seal is to have the other party to absorb while you transfer things over.

 

The second hand seal here is called the GING hand seal, 經指 GING JEE, which is a processing power handsign. You can command the subject to make changes internally and also tweak their inside. It's like as if you treat the subject as a human being and this will allows you to change their organs, and tweak how their system operates. It is very powerful, because you can be using this hand seal to exorcise crap out of their system too.  If your mindset is very evil and bad, you can also use this hand seal to harm people, imagine you are a bad guy trying to do "surgery" on people while messing their organs up... So here is the hand seal below.

 

 

The last hand seal is called the SI hand seal, or the SI JEE 師指, and this is like an instructor hand seal, it pushes the subject to move and do things or start things up. You can say it is like a force that injects to things and force them to do what is instructed and "start" the work immediately. When we are communicating with our guardian statues for example, we will use this hand seal to command them to do work for su.  The GING hand seal only helps you input the details of what is to be done, and you can make changes to the details, but this SI hand seal act as the command and start button, so it will push the subject to start doing the work.

 

When there is magic attack coming your way, the other side wnats to force you to do something, such as jump out the window and suicide... when you encounter that, you can be using the double SI hand sign to push it back to them and so they will eat their own medicine back.  How powerful and cool is that!

 

After learning about these hand seals, you might wonder, how is it used and how are the magic work done in Taoism?  Well, here we have video on our YouTube channel showing you how its done!  Many different hand seals are used in a ritual and they are not easy to understand and master. Let's get to it and watch the Taoism exorcism video!

   

In case you need help with exorcism and is searching for a Taoist master who can handle your case by distance, Tin Yat Dragon is here to help.

Sword Finger in Taoist Magic Explained

 

In Saam Law Taoism, we focus on teaching our disciples the knowledge to back up their Taoist magic, and things they do, such as the Sword Finger hand seal. The sword finger, which is called the GIM JEE 劍指 in Cantonese is one of the most important handsign in Taoism and Taoist magic, but not many people understand what it does and how to get a proper and correct sword finger going. A lot of the people who does it only imitates and have no idea of what's inside and what it is supposed to do etc.   The picture above is a good sword finger, it's pumped with power and straight like a sword, see how the finger and the arm aligns?

 

 

You can spot this kind of sword finger crap all over the internet no matter they are doing Tai Chi sword or doing magic rituals, many people just tends to hold a sword finger like a dangling dick, and yes it is disgusting and ugly for a Taoist to hold a sword finger hand seal like this.

Observe, is that sword crooked? bent? weak? Right, so how can the sword even "work"? 

The meaning of the sword finger, is to push in your preheaven energy into the firepower force, and outputs the power of delivering a command of the heart to the other party.  This is like a general's job at war, to give and deliver command, for the other side to get it, and feel the urge to do it. What you are doing while using the sowrd finger is gathering in the heart power and making things move as you instructed.  If your sword is bent, then it means nothing is going to happen because your sword is not straight and energy cannot push through the hand seal and out.

To "poke" through things as in the energy side of things, you must have a straight and energy filled sword finger, with the correct positions of the fingers, and not just an imitation. 

 

In our lesson on YouTube, you can see how we can decode the finges and their energy properties. If you don't understand the details, how can you know which position to touch is right for the sword finger? Where should the thumb be touching and why?  Can we change it?  If we changed it, what happen and what is the power after the changes?

To learn about the real sword finger and master its true power, welcome to ordain as a Taoist of Saam Law Taoism and get going right away.  Real learning not only requires you to listen and read, but also for the master to go back and forth with you, giving you personal teachings!

Using Beads in Taoism Practice

Using the beads to count your spells and reciting reps in Taoism and Taoist magic practise is very common, even in Saam Law Taoism, we have this practise too. Why do we do it? Well, because beads makes it easy for one to count the numbers of spells they have recited so far, and is easier to keep track of what you have done.  What's more important is that it is actually a magical tool at the same time!

The magical beads in our lineage needs to be "consecrated" in order to work, meaning that it needs to be activated as a magical tool. After that is done, then your practise with it will count and you will be non stop storing in your powers into the beads. When you are feeling the need for protection during some special times, you can put the beads on your neck or around your wrist, to get yourself some protection power against energy and spiritual attacks, or even sorcery like black magic and gong tau and such.

There are many different colors of beads, but he basic one starts with this rice color (white but tinted to yellow). This beads is used in our heart spells cultivation and here is a YouTube video demo by Lui sifu in our lineage on this.

   

Some people are very concerned about the amount of beads in a chain, and it MUST be 108, and let me tell you here, nope, it can be other numbers.

Numbers are decoded using our Taoist wisdom such as the 9 star theory, and so any numbers can be used for these beads depending on our need and how we work around them. Be it a 108, 113, 118, 120, whatever it is, it will work too.

Taoist magic is fun, because we don't blindly believe in things, we use the nature's principle and theories to decode things, and so we can make changes according to need and want!   Using the beads as your magic cultivation tool can help you put your mind off the counting and so you can focus on the spells only and it will bring you the a deeper state in your practise, leading you to get things done better and quicker.

If you want to get started today to ordain as a Taoist and start learning, feel free to do so. There is no restrictions and requirements to start. To be honest, you will never encounter something like this ever. There are tons of "click to get ordain" stuff online for Taoism, but they are all nothing but a newsletter mail list!  You don't get ANY real teachings like that.  In Saam Law Taoism, you ordain and you get some real human to human teachings, it's not like those junk mail club!  Ordaining in Taoism was pretty crappy for the Internet crowd back then, but it is not anymore with Tin Yat Dragon around the corner!

Info on Mak Jo Si, Jee Sifu, Tin Yat Lineage and Such

This post will be to answer a few commonly asked question regarding "Mak Jo Si" (me) vs Jee Sifu and what happen to Tin Yat Lineage and everything including the old blog, website, etc.? No worry guys, this blog post will make it all clear for you. Some people wonder where our disciples went (since we posted their photos on our old website and not the new one). The simple answer is, our disciples are still here, just that we choose to not post their photos and stuff up to keep them protected and away from the hands of those stupid scammers who tried so hard to trash talk us by making up BS online. For your enjoyment, this is my senior disciple Tin Yang from AZ, USA, who learned from me for about 9+ years now. This is him in 2017 October, and yes he is now a sifu in the lineage.

You can also see my other disciples such as Wun Sifu, Hung Sifu, Lui Sifu, etc.. and they are all on YouTube now helping our channel to create content and such. We are a big family, and we work together like a team!

Regarding the Mak Jo Si Name VS Jee Sifu

First of all, nothing has been changed about Mak Jo Si, I am still Mak Jo Si, and I am also Jee Sifu. Jee Sifu is my magic name in the lineage which was not exposed before, which is exposed now because of point number two below. The "Sifu" I have used for the public is the word 師傅 in Chinese, which means a professional who can help you to do things, like a specialist. It is different from the Sifu 師父 that my disciples call me by, which means the master of the father generation.

To my senior disciples - like Yang, Lui, Wun, Hung, etc, I am their "Mak Jo Si".  To my new disciples, they call me Jee Si Gung (grandfather generation master). For the outsiders, they call me Jee Sifu as in the Sifu for a professional.

Uh right, Here is Tin Wun and Tin Lui (now Wun Sifu and Lui Sifu) from NY, USA. They made this video in October 2017 and its a nice video to show the outsiders some truth about what learning is like in our lineage for so many years!

Regarding Tin Yat Lineage 

Point number two, what happen to Tin Yat Lineage the name?  We have not changed, we are still Tin Yat Lineage now, just that we have decided to expose the real deal that were always enclosed in the past. Yes, you see a lot of stuff being put up the blog, website and such in the past - but they are all shallow stuff which is not even going into the real stuff that we have inside the lineage. Now, we have decided to expose the real internal stuff, and let the public see our "real deal". The internal of Tin Yat Lineage, the magic we do - Saam Law Sun Gung (三羅神功).

Regarding the word Taoism and Taoist disappearing (along with the blog), is because we only used the word "Taoism" in the past for the easy-to-understand purpose, but we are actually Taoism-and-beyond. This will take you a long time to understand, but I have made a video for that here already.

At the same time, we are still using the word Taoism now, for the benefit of promotion. It is easier for people to find us and so we specifically label it "Saam Law Taoism" in this case.

The old blog - it is no good because we are facing too many hacking attempts, threats and the security job is harsh. Also, the server sucks, and we hated that the blog is not integrated with the main website. After careful planning, we decided to move on and restart the blog. Now we have decided to focus on the YouTube channel of Tin Yat Dragon, and the website + blog at www.tinyatdragon.com - which is much safer, much more organized, and much better looking. At least the blog is inside the website now, which is nice. We will be using that blog as our official company blog, and this blog as our casual blog that we will be posting more fun stuff on.  No worry guys, our blog-groove will go on.

Last but not least, I would like to say that, a lot of people are questioning why I charge money for this and that, like selling talisman, providing services for money etc. It's simple, because it is a lot of work behind my stuff and they are worth the bucks. If you find something that is free - probably the quality is also freebies-grade too. Not saying that the more expensive the better, but at least I cannot stand my serevice and products being free or cheap, it's insulting to me to charge a lower price just to competite with the scams, frauds and fakes. I prefer to stick to offering ethical services with a fair price tag on them.

Look at what is done behind a FU Talisman, and this is JUST the producing part, excluding the daily cultivations to be done at the back, which is what accumulates the energy we need to have in order to do the magic...!

 

Conclusion? That's right, Mak Jo Si is still the same guy, and he is now using Jee-Sifu for public exposures instead, so it is easier to understand for the outsiders and such. If you have anymore questions regarding anything, just ask me and I will be able to clear it up for you. Not forget that I am a public person on YouTube, and I am always around and won't just leave anyone in the middle of the ocean then go away.