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Heaven and Earth offer two paths of cultivation: pure and turbid. Evil spirits walk the turbid path. When they attach to a person, they stir negative emotions, drain vitality, and block meridians, creating real physical symptoms that medicine often cannot detect—conditions commonly labeled as psychosomatic.
Pure qi dissolves turbid qi. When an evil spirit afflicts a person, chanting spells allows a true cultivator to draw upon Heaven and Earth's pure energy, gradually consuming the spirit until it disperses completely. The spell's power lies not in sound but in the cultivator's spiritual attainment—recordings carry no force.
Modern psychology views depression as an internal "black dog" to be reconciled with. Ancient Eastern cultivation traditions, however, see it differently—as an external malevolent entity that slowly corrodes body and spirit by magnifying negative emotions until illness manifests.
The Qi Xing Spell is an ancient Taoist practice connected to the seven sacred stars of the Northern Dipper. This video provides step-by-step instructions for performing the ritual, which requires 49 prayer beads and a compass for precise execution.The practice demands strict adherence to timing—it must be performed during the true solar hour of Zi (11 PM to 1 AM local time) and recited 49 times daily for 100 consecutive days without interruption. The practitioner faces southeast, forms the Hand Sword gesture with the right hand (pointing downward), and holds the prayer beads in the left hand while softly chanting the spell. The instructions conclude with the correct pronunciation of the Qi Xing Spell.
Morita therapy teaches patients to accept symptoms calmly rather than resist them. This approach reduces negative emotions and deprives the attached evil spirit of opportunities to amplify suffering, making symptoms appear to improve. But the spirit itself never leaves—it merely waits, deepening its influence over time.
