In one festival associated with this belief system, bills containing the signatures of the King of Hell are made from Joss paper and burned. Feasts held by the Northern Celestial Masters of this religion notably lacked ginger, leeks, and onions, and this religion's ruler of heaven is the Jade Emperor. Zhuangzi proposed Ming as an intermediate state in its goal of attaining of effortless action or "wu wei", while it is likened to "The Mysterious F
In one festival associated with this belief system, bills containing the signatures of the King of Hell are made from Joss paper and burned. Feasts held by the Northern Celestial Masters of this religion notably lacked ginger, leeks, and onions, and this religion's ruler of heaven is the Jade Emperor. Zhuangzi proposed Ming as an intermediate state in its goal of attaining of effortless action or "wu wei", while it is likened to "The Mysterious Female" in its scripture, authored by Laozi. Featuring ying and yang, for 10 points, name this Chinese religion.
In one festival associated with this belief system, bills containing the signatures of the King of Hell are made from Joss paper and burned.
{Daoism} [or {Taoism}]