Detailed Explanation of Three Hun and Seven Po: The Mysteries of Daoist Medicine and Practice of Tai Guang, Shuang Ling, You Jing, and the Seven Po

Explore the Three Hun and Seven Po system in Daoism and Daoist medicine. Deeply dissect the physiological functions of the Heavenly Soul (Tai Guang), Earthly Soul (Shuang Ling), Life Soul (You Jing), and the body's Seven Po (Shi Gou, Fu Shi, etc.), the causes of soul loss, and methods for soul retrieval and calming.

What is 'Soul Loss' and 'Soul Retrieval'?

In traditional Daoist medicine and folk beliefs, when a person suffers a sudden severe fright, experiences long-term extreme anxiety, or visits places with dark and chaotic magnetic fields, the body's 'Three Hun and Seven Po' will temporarily vibrate and separate.

This is commonly known as "lost soul and bewildered". It manifests as frequent dreams and easy waking at night, mental daze, loss of appetite, or inexplicable high fever. The "soul calling" ritual at Taiwan’s Xingtian Temple essentially uses the calming frequency of incense and the positive suggestions of service songs to "reclaim" the wandering emotional electromagnetic waves (life soul/seven souls) back into the body.