Tuesday, 22 April 2008

Banner of Fu De Zheng Shen Bao Gao (南天門福德正神寶誥)





This is a Rare Bao Gao that you can see or come across during Taoist Rituals or Ceremonies that dedicated to Fu De Zheng Shen aka Deity of the Earth.

By reciting this Bao Gao, one self will be able to have a closer connection with Fu De Zheng Shen and also, at the same time conveying whatever your messages that one self wanted to convey to Fu De Zheng Shen.

For those who set an Altar to Fu De Zheng Shen at home, no harm trying to recite this Bao Gao to him during the Offering of Incenses during the 3 Durations of the Day, I'm sure Fu De Zheng Shen will be more than willing to accept.

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  1. 福德正神寶誥
    Fu De Zheng Shen Bao Gao (Praise Mantra)

    志心皈命禮。
    Zhi Xin Gui Ming Li

    三皇五帝部下。后土皇祀正神。
    San Huang Wu Di Bu Xia. Hou Tu Huang Si Zheng Shen

    以身垂範。荒拓開墾。
    Yi Shen Chui Fan. Huang Tuo Kai Ken

    教織種植。匡王協運。
    Jiao Zhi Zhong Zhi. Kang Wang Xie Yun

    德高望重。雍行乾坤。
    De Gao Wang Zhong. Yong Xing Qian Kun

    廣濟人倫。萬姓蒙佑。
    Guang Ji Rem Lun. Wan Xing Mong You

    受敕封為福德正神。
    Shou Chi Feng Wei Fu De Zheng Shen

    秉忠正烈。
    Bing Zhong Zheng Lie

    助國衛民。膺承簡命。
    Zhu Guo Wei Min. Ying Cheng Jian Ming

    鎮一方而黎民仰瞻。
    Zhen Yi Fang Er Li Min Yang Zhan

    保佑四境。作物豐盈。
    Bao You Si Jing. Zuo Wu Feng Ying

    掌傳奏而丹忱上達。
    Zhang Chuan Zou Er Dan Chen Shang Da

    義貫九天。
    Yi Guan Jiu Tian

    善惡昭彰而響應。
    Shan E Zhao Zhang Er Xiang Ying

    靈通三界。
    Ling Tong San Jie

    功過糾察以分明。
    Gong Guo Jiu Cha Yi Fen Ming

    修仁見性。
    Xiu Ren Jian Xing

    鞏固金湯奠安稷。
    Gong Gu Jin Tang Dian An Ji

    佈施群黎。
    Bu Shi Qun Li

    醒世節儉。大忠大孝。
    Xing Shi Jie Jian.Da Zhong Da Xiao

    至顯至靈。婦孺老幼。
    Zhi Xian Zhi Ling. Fu Ru Lao You

    享受天倫。當境土地。
    Xiang Shou Tian Lun. Dang Jing Tu Di

    后土皇祀祗靈。
    Hou Tu Huang Si Zhi Ling

    南天門福德正神。
    Nan Tian Men Fu De Zheng Shen

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  2. Thank you Master. I will make it a point to recite this mantra to 福德正神 daily.
    And which are actually the 3 duration of a day? Do we mean Morning once, Noon once and Night time once?

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  3. Good that you can make an effort to recite that, this is the right way of how a Zheng Yi Student shall behave and this will assist you in your future Spiritual Cultivation.

    Yes, Zao, Wu & Wan.

    For noon, if you cant make it, then try to do it once you reach home in the evening.

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  4. For me, my family only offer incense during morning and evening.
    How do I go about reciting?

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  5. sifu..may i ask..this high rank deity 混 元真 chu si...is yuan si tian chuin???

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  6. Then just stick to these 2 timing.

    While you holding on to the Incenses, before you make any requests, recite this Mantra.

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  7. I need to see the full title, if not, very difficult to determine.

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  8. If.. I dun rmb the full Mantra?

    Btw, if we never make any request, is it alright to just recite Zhu Xiang Shen Zhou?

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  9. For reciting such Mantras, you can recite it with the Scripture infront, not necessary to memorise.

    In Ritual/Ceremony, only certain Mantras needed to memorize.

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  10. sifu, any different between this deity with the du ti kong or ti zu kong?

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  11. You may wished to go thru the Article in the Review Section to find out more on the relationships between the few different forms.

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  12. Hi Master, can you advise which is the official scripture for Fu De Zheng Shen? I found two over here but there are many others and some appear to have Buddhist overtones. Which one is the correct one to use? http://chiiaka.tacocity.com.tw/wisdom_4.htm http://home.so-net.net.tw/yuma/17.htm Thanks.

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  13. Dear Yuanz,

    Yup, now alot of such Scriptures are being influence or edited by the other Religions, I will try to email you one taoist one as soon as possible, pls do take a close look out

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  14. Hi Master, I came across this scripture called 太上老君說土地妙經. You have heard of this before?

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  15. Yup, but this is not commonly used in South East Asia.

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