Xingming Guizhi

Título original 性命雙修萬神圭旨

Publicado en 1615

Xingming Guizhi
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Idioma	Chino
Título original	性命雙修萬神圭旨
Publicado en	1615
País	Dinastía Ming (China)
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El Xingming Guizhi (性命圭旨, Principios de la naturaleza interior y la fuerza vital) es un texto completo de la dinastía Ming (1368-1644) sobre técnicas de autocultivo neidan («alquimia interna»), que cita sincretísticamente fuentes de las Tres enseñanzas del taoísmo, el confucianismo y el budismo (en particular la escuela Yogachara), y está ricamente ilustrado con más de cincuenta ilustraciones que los textos posteriores copiaron ampliamente. El clásico Xingming Guizhi se ha reeditado durante más de cuatro siglos, desde su primera edición en xilografía en 1615 hasta las versiones digitales actuales.

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