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Peach-Board Three-Corpses Talismans

Canonical entry drawn from a single source layer in 22_AGGRESSIVE_ARCHIVE_SWEEP_VII_v3_0.md.

Layer 1: Peach-Board Three-Corpses Talismans

Section titled “Layer 1: Peach-Board Three-Corpses Talismans”

Source file: 22_AGGRESSIVE_ARCHIVE_SWEEP_VII_v3_0.md

The same canonical section gives a distinct peachwood method.

  1. use peach boards as talismanic substrate;
  2. write three talismans;
  3. bury them beneath the door threshold;
  4. the rite is claimed to stop Three-Corpses/Nine-Worm affliction.

Peachwood is therefore not a decorative preference. It is an apotropaic substrate tied to the operative logic of the rite.

The 1912 Japanese Chintaku Reifu compilation later contains an entire discussion of why peach is superior as a sacred wood and gives further peach-board writing procedures. This demonstrates historical transmission and elaboration rather than independent invention.