An unbroken lineage
of living Tao
Three and a half centuries of heritage - from a beamless temple on Qianshan Mountain to seekers around the world.

Founded 1667
Wuliang Guan, the Beamless Temple

道法自然
Our Lineage · 傳承
Three and a half centuries
of heritage
The Quanzhen movement was founded by Patriarch Wang Chongyang; its Longmen branch was opened by Patriarch Qiu Chuji. In 1667, Patriarch Liu Tailin carried this lineage to Qianshan Mountain and founded Wuliang Guan as its founding patriarch. Built into the cliffside without a single wooden beam, the “Beamless Temple” has carried the Longmen lineage for over 350 years.
We are 21st-generation disciples of the “Ming” generation. Following our patriarchs’ vow to establish temples, guide the people, and spread compassion with boundless mercy, we share this ancient wisdom with seekers around the world.
1667
Patriarch Liu Tailin founds Wuliang Guan, the Beamless Temple
350 yrs
The Longmen lineage passes through twenty-one generations
Today
Two 21st-generation disciples serve seekers online, worldwide
The first ten characters of the Longmen 100-character generational poem. Our Taoist names are drawn from it - bestowed by the patriarch through sacred divination, never chosen by ourselves.
雙師
The Two Masters
Keepers of the lineage
Two 21st-generation disciples of the Longmen Sect, “Ming” generation - upholding Quanzhen inner cultivation while carrying the Zhengyi talismanic arts.
21st Generation · Ming 辈
Master Mingfu
Upholding the Quanzhen Longmen tradition while embracing an inclusive path - his ritual work incorporates talismanic arts inherited from the Zhengyi lineage of Longhu Mountain.
21st Generation · Ming 辈
Master Mingdai
Rooted in the Longmen path of dual cultivation - nature and life, purity and stillness - while integrating Zhengyi talismanic methods within ceremony.
萬法歸宗
The Zhengyi Tradition · 正一道
Talismans of Longhu Mountain
Talismans (Fu Lu) are the core ritual art of Taoism. Since the Song dynasty, transmission has been considered orthodox only through the Wanfa Zongtan - the Altar of Ten Thousand Methods - at Longhu Mountain, seat of the Celestial Masters. The talismanic arts we practice are inherited directly from this authentic lineage.
Quanzhen cultivates the inner elixir; Zhengyi masters the talismans. Over the centuries the two schools have enriched one another - a living expression of the Taoist truth that all teachings ultimately return to the One.

Longhu Mountain · 龍虎山
Wanfa Zongtan - the orthodox source

服務
Paid Services
How we may serve you
Five paths of practice, each rooted in authentic lineage and performed with reverence.
八字Four Pillars of Destiny
Ba Zi Reading
Based on the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches of your birth year, month, day, and hour, we analyse your destiny structure - career, relationships, health, and life trends.
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符籙Longhu Mountain Zhengyi Lineage
Taoist Talismans
Inherited from the orthodox Zhengyi tradition of Longhu Mountain. After consecration and blessing, talismans serve to invite fortune, dispel negative influences, protect the home, and attract prosperity.
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風水Harmonising Space & Energy
Feng Shui Consultation
Grounded in traditional Feng Shui theory, we advise on the layout and arrangement of homes, offices, and other spaces - harmonising energy and averting misfortune.
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法事Taoist Liturgy & Rites
Ritual Ceremonies
Blessings, deliverance of the departed, consecrations, and other ceremonies - each tailored to personal or family needs and performed according to authentic liturgy.
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法物Consecrated Objects of Merit
Blessed Artifacts
Deity statues, amulets, and Feng Shui objects - all consecrated and blessed. Available through donation, offering, or merit contribution - feel free to inquire about any piece you are drawn to.
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