
This is a special technical post for our disciples to learn about this word JUNN 鎮 which is used in our FU and spells all the time. But if you are a curious visitor, feel free to read on. Also, check out other posts under the “Advance Theories” section for more posts like this one. Junn, is to put down something and make it combine with something for the purpose of empowering. For examples, I hope with these 10 examples you now know what is the meaning of JUNN 鎮. How about adding a word 坐鎮 JOH JUNN? The word JOH 座 and JOH 坐 is often mixed up by the Chinese too. First one is a “seat” and second is to “sit down”. A seat doesn’t need to be a chair, it just needs to be a place for something to stay in and not move. For example, a statue is a SEAT for the god, the god stay inside and don’t move. However, we say XXXX God please come to SIT DOWN and JUNNN, that means the god will come here and glue to this place to JUNN, it’s like those security who got a seat beside the door so that they will stay there and not move around. When the SIT-DOWN word is used, 坐鎮, it is usually saying that there IS A SEAT there for the god. The more magical tools on your altar, they don’t only become tools that you can use, they also help to JUNN the altar. Especially those tools given to you which are cultivated by the uppers, they have powers that is above your level, which means they will be great JUNN altar tools. Why? Because “just in case” of anything, this extra power sitting there will help you out! The fact is that JUST HAVING IT THERE already empowers the altar and make it stronger. They don’t even need to actually DO anything. The more tools you have on the altar that are magicalized, the better, because they JUNN your altar. Keep this in mind forever. That means, a naked altar is always weaker, and an altar that never grow bigger with more things is always going to be weaker, because there is nothing that is JUNNing the altar. There is also a cultural thing – people put a “treasure sword” in the store or house, and call it a JUNN HOUSE TREASURE SWORD 鎮宅寶劍, which is a mystery to many people, why putting a sword is going to bring good luck? Simply put, the sword itself have nothing special about it, and it could be even a cheapo stainless-steel sword. However, the sword is sanctified and empowered by a god (like those we use!) and so they are connected to the god, which became a magical tool. The sword symbolizes the authority and power for that god to direct their troops and powers to a place. In this case, is to the house or store with the sword hanging on the wall. Which means, the gods have a connection to this place. When evils come over, they can see that it has a golden swirl in the location with godly powers connected, they will not want to challenge this place and will leave before even TRYING to mess around. As you can see, the gods don’t need to do anything, the connection itself is already scary for the evils! It's kind of like people put a police STICKER on their car, to JUNN the car, and that already will save them from a lot of troubles. Oh right, JUST putting the sword itself? No, that’s not going to do anything. That’s just a sword. When you get any FU or packages from me or your uppers, you can save up the packages/envelops and put them around the altar area to JUNN the place. These are not the actual magical things that you might have requested, they are not the “main dish”, but they contain our energies and also our magical powers as well. IN CASE OF ANYTHING, these are like extra ammo at the altar for the altar to use. They will pack in a lot of supportive powers for your altar! Save up all the goodies and they will help you when you need them. Oh yes, just keeping something from your upper is already a good thing because they JUNN the house! Read up on “FATE”, these items all contains a YUEN root to us, and that means if your altar screams for help, the connection will be there and we will be able to help quickly! Ordain to learn more, and most importantly, establish the connection with the Tao and celestial court soon. Interested in reading more? Read our My First Taoism Book” to understand more about Taoism!Definition
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