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 inhe ..read more

  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 ..read more

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 c ..read more

What is Feng Shui and what you should look out for when you are trying to research on this topic?  Here you will find out about it and yes a lot of Feng Shui out there in the western group is just as weird as the Taoism in the west, people tends to go really shallow, to the point that its not even Feng Shui at all in my eyes. First of, what exactly defines feng shui 風水 (Fung Shui)? Fung Shui or Feng Shui, basically you know what I am talking about here - it's the same thing, but with some weird phonetics that made it sound nothing like Chinese. Feng Shui have more searches on google, so ..read more

  Taoism and Taoist magic is like meat and bones, they are together and cannot be separated. Taoist magic warfare, or magic warfare, is a very interesting topic that you might encounter in the journey of learning Taoist magic, and it does not involve fighting the Chinese vampires. Ooops Taoist magic warfare, is a real warfare that can lead people to death if you lose the battle, and this is not a joke. What is magic?  Magic is not like what's in the movie with people shooting fireballs and summoning dragons to bite people's butt.  Real magic is all about preheaven energy whi ..read more

No matter its feng shui or Taoism and Taoist magic, you see the five elements and five directions all the time. You can spot this from my altar, the five directional flag, and its pretty cool looking sitting in my bucket of rice. What is the five elements supposed to be and what does these flags means or do? Here you will find out! The five directions are actually the first most important energies that we use in magic and these are the preheaven energies that we are talking about here. The colors of these energies are actually explained in our theory of the 9 stars.   Here is a lectu ..read more

      Have you ever Kau Cheem or heard of kau cheem? 求籤, is a way to do divination, and it is very simple.  All you do is take the cheem container that holds a bunch of sticks, shake it and get one out of the bunch, there goes your result, and now you will need to decode this result to see what it says about your situation. For most places like Taoist temples or even your altar at home, kau cheem can be done, but not everyone does it the same way. Some kau cheem requires 100 sticks, some 64, some 36, some 108, whatever it is, they will often come with a book that cont ..read more

Most of you guys trying to learn the I Ching will mostly be on your journey of trying to memorise the symbols and their meaning, or at least trying to memorise the basic 8 "gwa"s. While that is pretty much what people do nowadays, it's not the way to go. What is I Ching?  You know it, the book of change, and so how can you memorise it like it will never change? Many people read the same book and everyone might have different feeling after reading it, just like when people are crazy over the strategy of Sun Tze, some sees his book as a weapon to win wars and sees it as a good guide to r ..read more

A lot of people knows that you can put some FU Talisman in your wallet, or around your neck, your jacket, whatever... but what does it really do and what can this FU Talisman really do for you? Taking a step back, you should ask yourself, why are you putting it here inside the wallet?  FU Talisman is not like vitamins, it doesn't work if you just put any FU Talisman in a random plac.  FU Talisman is not a decoration, it is a magical tool, and it is placed at a specific spot for a specific reason, and the FU is then custom made to fit the purpose. For example, this is the wallet FU ..read more

When it comes to using Taoist magic or any kind of magic to do a bath cleansing ritual, most people think that it is about getting yourself cleaner, or at least to get your energy cleaner, right? However, that’s not the case with all the “energy work” out there, including Taoist magic.  When you are doing a “bath cleansing” ritual, you are not “cleaning up”!  You are actually putting something on top of you, soaking it into you, and making you blend together with this new element, be it clean or dirty, and there goes the “cleansing” effect. Simply said, if you use crap to bath ..read more