The possession method in Tantra was called "Pwa Method" in Tibetan, also known as "Shifting Consciousness Method". It meant that the human body was like a temporary house. Possession was a cultivation method that forcefully entered another person's body. This cultivation method was brought to Xizang by the founder of the Gaju Sect, Marpa. Marpa was also the first master in Xizang to use the possession method. In Tantra, the possession method was considered a special cultivation method, but the possession method had no basis in Buddhist scriptures, and most of the hidden cultivation methods were considered evil. However, there were also some who believed that the possession of Tantra only referred to seizing the new corpse of another person to revive, which was a feasible possession. At the same time, there were similar spells in traditional China Taoism, but the conditions for this method were strict. If the merit was not enough, it would be against the rules of heaven. If the possession method was abused, it would also be severely punished by the gods. It should be noted that these statements were mostly based on religious doctrines and legends. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!

Possession methods were divided into different situations. In some versions, the conditions were as follows: - In the case of possession that involved the soul and the spirit, if it was to seize life, it was to replace the soul of the person being possessed with one's own soul, but still retain the spirit. If it was to seize a person in the midst of death, because the soul of the dead person had scattered, after possession, there was a soul, and the spirit had to be cultivated. - In the concept of possession related to religion, such as the possession method in Tibetan Buddhism, there was no specific prerequisite for the possession method shown by Master Marpa. It was just that the master could enter the body of the dead pigeon through his own possession method. When the disciple prayed for the pigeon to fall, the master would come back to life. However, this method of possession had no basis in Buddhist scriptures and was considered an evil cultivation method. - The Daoist possession technique mentioned that one might practice possession techniques when the Great Dao was not yet formed and the cultivation of the cultivation method was not successful in old age, but it did not explicitly mention more specific conditions. In general, possession methods mostly existed in legends, religions, and fantasy stories. There were differences in the description of its conditions under different systems and there was a lack of unified scientific definition. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!
The possession method lacked scientific basis and had not been proven by science. In some religions, legends, and fantasy stories, there was the concept of possession, but most of these were based on fictional settings, religious doctrines, or folklore. For example, in the concept of cultivation in some religions, as well as in folk tales, demons, ghosts, or special characters might have the behavior of possession, but this was only the content of culture, religion, or imagination, and could not be recognized as an objective fact. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!
At present, there were several common ways to break the immortal entanglement: one was to persuade them to leave, but the possibility of relying on advice was close to zero. Even if they gave benefits, they might need to intervene by force; the second was to recruit them into the regular army; the third was to appease them, which meant to directly worship them; the fourth was to capture them. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Possession had different meanings and principles in different cultures and religions. From a religious point of view, in Tibetan Buddhism, the possession method was a part of the Shifting Yoga. It was considered a cultivation method that forcefully entered another person's body, and its theoretical basis was that the spiritual consciousness would not be destroyed. The human body was regarded as a temporary house. After cultivating to a certain realm, people could use it to decide their own life and death. In Taoist theory, there was a similar theory, which was a theory of borrowing another person's body to return to the sun. It believed that the soul was immortal or that the consciousness was not broken after death. The body was only a mental shell, and there was a situation where the soul ran into another person's body to continue living. In some legends, there were two types of possession techniques: taking away life and taking away death. Taking away life was to replace the soul of the person being possessed with one's own soul, but retain the soul. Taking away death was divided into two types: taking away people and taking away beasts. After the person died, his soul would dissipate. After taking over, he would have to cultivate a soul. On the other hand, a beast had a soul but no soul. After taking over, he could immediately control it without cultivating a soul. However, these were mostly concepts from legends and had not been proven by science. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!
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In the work " The Past in the Snow Region," there were some descriptions of the Tantra, and the " meat lotus " plot involving the Tantra was fabricated. In reality, Tantra was a sect of Buddhism. It had a profound religious culture in Xizang and other regions, which was fundamentally different from the fictional plot in the novel. Tantra had a unique religious doctrine, ritual, and practice method. It was a serious religious culture system. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the original classic, Battle Through the Heavens!
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There were a total of six types of divine power techniques in the Tantra Sect: Heavenly Eye, Heavenly Ear, Other Heart, Divine Feet, Destiny, and Leaking. Among them, the Heavenly Eye could see the color of the body and the future life and death of all living beings; The Heavenly Ear could hear the language of all living beings in the Six Paths and the sound of the distance; The Mind could know the wisdom of other people's thoughts; There were two kinds of God's Feet. One was the ability to fly, move far and near, and there was no place to go. The other was the ability to change, which could make the big small and the small big. The Destiny was to understand the lives of the past. The specific information of the Leaking Way was not clear. These divine power techniques could also be learned to a certain extent from other sects in Buddhism. Other than these six divine power techniques, Tantra also had other divine power techniques, such as crystal ball, karma mirror, touch vision, acupoint tapping, astrology, and so on. However, the other major and minor divine powers of the Xizang Tantra were not known to outsiders because they were kept secret.
There were many incantations in Tantra, and each incantation was believed to have different effects and meanings. However, there was no absolute saying that a single incantation was enough. Different mantras were associated with different Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, or cultivation realms. For example, the heart mantra of Shakyamuni Buddha, the mantra of Amitabha Buddha, and the mantra of Master Lotus Flower had their own unique meanings and corresponding cultivation effects. Some spells might help increase wisdom, some might help to avoid disaster, and so on. Practitioners might choose the incantation they chanted according to their own cultivation needs, goals, inheritance, and many other factors. Some cultivators might focus on one incantation for in-depth cultivation, while others might chant multiple incantations to obtain blessings or merits in different aspects. "Let go and become a Buddha, draw your saber!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!