MAOSHAN ALTAR OF YIN WARRIOR BATTALLIONS.

 Popular in movies and certain other blogs, the Yin Warrior magic is not as simple as it first appears. It should definetly not be confused with common practices such as the Orthodox Five Battallions you might see publically in Taiwan for example.

In this old Maoshan method the magician calls forth a Ghost Army using a special layout and cultivation. 

The altar is set up using a Lopan compass to mark off the correct directions of the Earthly Branches and Post Heaven Bagua. The flags in five colours are placed in and around the hexagonal block or paper hexagon.

As well as special fu talismans, the Nine Ling Fu, the Five Yin Fu and the Three Hun Fu being burned. A special command flag is made of yellow cotton, called the Maoshan Apricot Wind Flag. Without it no Yin Soldiers can be called. 



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  1. nate1 January 2021 at 09:26

    What are some of the ability of these Yin Army?

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