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The Complete Two-Day Sheng Ji Ritual: Every Step Has a Purpose

From summoning the deities to sealing the treasure vessel in the dragon vein — the full authentic Lushan-lineage ceremony, openly documented and impossible to counterfeit

Author: Liang Dongrong · Reviewed by Master Lin Chia-Hua (Lin Yi-Chan), Taoist priest of the Lushan lineage, Tzu Hsin Ge, Taiwan

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Taiwan Feng Shui Family · 3 Generations
Ordained Taoist Master · 64th Zhang Tianshi
Fu Gui Dragon Vein Service Site
Service Contact: Liang Dongrong

Reading note: This page explains traditional cultural views and the service process. Statements about effects, timing or cases are provider interpretations or personal reports, have not been independently verified, and do not guarantee health, wealth, career, relationship or fortune outcomes.

Day One, Part 1: The Misfortune-Dispelling Rite

Opening at the astrologically chosen hour

The ceremony begins at a time selected through the traditional Seven Governors and Four Remainders calendar. Practitioners regard timing as part of the ritual, but this cultural interpretation does not establish or guarantee a result or response time.

Memorial documents and the Seven-Star Lamps

Each client has an individual memorial document read aloud and burned, formally announcing their name and birth chart to the heavens. The priest then lights the Seven-Star Lamps to dispel misfortune; the talisman beneath each lamp is later given to the client for protection.

Paper effigy: carrying away accumulated negativity

A dedicated paper effigy absorbs the negative energy each client has accumulated. After the effigies are burned, the priest drives the malign influences far away with ritual whip and incantation. Old burdens must be cleared before new fortune can enter — the sequence is never reversed.

Day One, Part 2: Fortune-Replenishing and Consecration

Replenishing the wealth treasury

Gold ingots are hand-folded for every client. Each person receives an individual fortune-replenishing document placed inside their ingots; after the rite, ingots and documents are burned together so the deities may credit each client's destiny treasury — foundation first, then growth.

Consecration with cinnabar: the ritual interpretation

The provider uses a cinnabar brush and mantras on the objects to be placed, such as the five-element treasures, relic pagoda and longevity tablet. Practitioners describe this as a symbolic spiritual link; it does not prove that an object carries biological life information or produces an external result.

Day Two: At the Dragon Vein Site

Honoring the Dragon Deity and reading the coordinates

The team travels to the dragon vein — sometimes at dawn, sometimes at midnight, whenever the auspicious hour falls. After honoring the site's Dragon Deity, the memorial document is read aloud: it includes the exact longitude and latitude of the burial point and the water mouth, giving every Sheng Ji a unique registered address in the celestial records.

The five-direction protective boundary

Guardian generals are summoned to the east, south, west, north and center to seal the site, ensuring no wandering spirit can occupy the position. The burial point and vessel are then purified with talisman water.

Sealing the vessel deep in the earth

The mother coin is placed, then the client's treasure vessel — containing hair, nails, blood and the birth chart — is buried deep in the soil of the true dragon vein. Burial in living earth, never a columbarium shelf, is what separates authentic Sheng Ji from imitations: only earth-buried objects can draw the dragon vein's qi.

Why this process cannot be copied

Three foundations make it unrepeatable: legally owned dragon-vein land on the same vein as the Wang Yung-ching family tomb; the star-calendar date-selection method; and an authentic Lushan Taoist lineage — Master Lin Jia-Hua was ordained in 2007 under the 64th Celestial Master. The entire two days are video-recorded so you can verify every single step described on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the full Sheng Ji ritual take?

Two days: Day 1 covers misfortune-dispelling, fortune-replenishing and consecration at the altar; Day 2 is the burial ceremony at the dragon vein site, performed at an astrologically selected hour.

Do I need to attend in person?

The Momentum Breakthrough Plan (RMB 72,000; service term: 5 years) requires no travel — your items are couriered and the entire ceremony is video-documented for you. The Lifetime Momentum Plan (RMB 500,000; service term: lifetime) requires personal attendance with an exclusive burial spot.

How can I verify the ritual was really performed?

Every step of both days is recorded in HD video and sent to you afterwards, together with clothing infused with dragon-vein qi and a silver wealth ingot.

Service Fees

Momentum Breakthrough Plan
RMB 72,000
Service term: 5 years · Shared plot · No travel to Taiwan required · Upgradeable to the Lifetime Momentum Plan

How to Get Started: 7-Step Process

Add WeChat NSDG521Contact Mr. Liang Dongrong, the service contact for mainland China and overseas
Pay RMB 10,000 DepositConfirms your booking and initiates the preparation process
Receive Material KitAgent mails you a specialised collection kit with full instructions
Confirm Materials SafelyObtain the written list first. This site does not provide self-collection instructions for blood or other biological samples.
Items Forwarded to TaiwanAgent forwards your items to Master Lin in Taiwan for ritual preparation
Auspicious Date RitualMaster Lin conducts the 2-day Sheng Ji ceremony at the dragon vein plot in Taiwan
3 Items Mailed Back to YouDragon-qi infused garment + pure silver ingot + full HD video of the ceremony

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This is a traditional cultural service. Individual experiences vary, and no specific health, wealth, fortune or other outcome is guaranteed. For health concerns, follow qualified medical advice; this website does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.