Heart of Heaven Correct Method
Overview
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Also attested under these titles
Section titled “Also attested under these titles”- Gachirinkan — Moon-Disc Contemplation
Research layers
Section titled “Research layers”Layer 1: Gachirinkan — Moon-Disc Contemplation
Section titled “Layer 1: Gachirinkan — Moon-Disc Contemplation”Source file:
01_Buddhism.md
Japanese: 月輪観
Contemplation of a clear lunar disc as a symbol of bodhicitta and luminous mind.
Practice family
Section titled “Practice family”Visualize or contemplate a bright full moon-disc; stabilize it; expand/identify it with awakened mind; in more advanced forms integrate it with seed syllable/deity visualization.
Reliability: B.
Layer 2: Heart of Heaven Correct Method
Section titled “Layer 2: Heart of Heaven Correct Method”Source file:
02_Daoism.md
Chinese: 天心正法, Tianxin zhengfa
Period: prominent by early 12th century Song
Type: exorcistic/therapeutic Thunder Rite current
The Heart of Heaven tradition combined Zhengyi affinities, older talismans, North-Pole deities and internal-alchemical meditation.
Major powers and implements
Section titled “Major powers and implements”North-Pole court; deified Zhang Daoling as an exorcistic marshal; Xuanwu; Heisha; Jade Emperor; Three Lights talisman; Celestial Net talisman; Dark Warrior talisman.
Ritual grammar
Section titled “Ritual grammar”Internal meditative preparation → activation of celestial marshal/deity → talismanic warrant → exorcistic or therapeutic dispatch → closure/recall.
Source: Brill, “Thunder Processes Illustrated by the Chart for the Cultivation of Perfection.”
Reliability: B.