The full name of the Jade Emperor is Haotian Golden Tower. It is the master of heaven and earth in Taoist myths and legends.
Also known as "Haotian Golden Tower, Jade Emperor, Mysterious Sky and High God", "Jade Emperor Great Heavenly Lord", "High Heavens Saint, Great Merciful One, Jade Emperor Great Heavenly Lord, Mysterious Sky High God", " "Xuan Qiong Gao God".
The Jade Emperor lives in the Tongming Hall of Miluo Palace, commanding the gods of the three realms and ten directions and all living beings in the four lives and five realms, and weighs all the prosperity and decline, good and bad fortunes in the world. He is the great god below the Three Pure Ones and above the Four Imperial Guards.
Taoism believes that people should cultivate their nature and abide by the Tao, be quiet and have few desires. Otherwise, they will be confused by desires, confuse their true nature, and cannot return to their roots and become one with the Tao, and their spirits will enter the five ways.
The Taoist Immortal Zhen teaches people to cultivate pure yang, and the impurities are refined, leaving only a ball of yang energy. The yang energy is pure, light and floating and belongs to the sky. It naturally rises to immortality and is not among the five elements. It is separated from the two qi of yin and yang. Be restrained and not suffer from the cycle of karma. The Jade Emperor has a great influence on Chinese folk beliefs, and the rituals used to worship the Heavenly Emperor often exceed the standards of the Three Qing Dynasties. In addition, the Jade Emperor is a Taoist deity, not the "Emperor Shakti" in Buddhism and Indian culture.
