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What does the ceremony mean?
Ritual usually refers to Taoist rituals, whose purpose is to pray for blessing and change one's destiny and luck through the power of the gods.

Amulets are common props in Taoism, and are considered as the embodiment of the mysterious power of Taoism. This is an amulet used to ward off evil spirits, exorcise ghosts, keep peace and pray. In Taoist ceremonies, amulets are usually made by Taoist themselves, and a series of preparation and blessing ceremonies are needed when they are used. In these ceremonies, Taoist priests will draw various patterns and characters on spells and burn them in the form of recipes and handprints to achieve specific purposes, such as keeping peace, exorcising evil spirits, praying for blessings and transporting things.

Change of fortune is an important concept of ceremony, which refers to changing the master's fate and fortune through ceremony. In Taoist ceremonies, the change of luck usually includes burning incense, burning paper, reading scriptures, praying for blessings, offering sacrifices and other links, and changing fate and fortune through special ceremonies.

Why are some people willing to do things? What can it bring us? Change what?

First of all, spells can help believers avoid evil attacks and troubles. In Taoism, it is believed that there are all kinds of evil forces in the world, which will cause harm and trouble to mankind. By making and using amulets, believers can pray for the protection and shelter of the gods, thus protecting themselves and their families from evil.

Secondly, spells can help believers get good luck and happiness. Taoism believes that people's fate can be changed, and the change of fortune is to change people's fate and fortune through prayer and ritual. Amulets can be used in the process of changing luck, praying for the blessing of the gods, blessing yourself and your family, and getting good luck and happiness.