Fuji (Chinese: 扶乩 or 扶箕) is a Chinese automatic writing method that uses a suspended sieve or tray called a planchette to guide a stick writing Chinese...
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compounds tong 童 "child; youth; boy servant" and ji 乩 "to divine" (cf. fuji 扶乩 "divination; planchette writing"). Regional variants include Hokkien tâng-ki...
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century on, Lüzu's messages were received through Fuji (planchette writing) (扶乩/扶箕), which led to the establishment of a network of Lüzu spirit writing halls...
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claimed to receive texts from Jìgōng through spirit writing, later called Fuji (扶乩/扶箕 fújī). These messages led to a further development of Jìgōng worship, which...
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from Wong Tai Sin instructing him to construct a new shrine through "Fu Ji" (扶乩), a divination technique that uses a suspended sieve or tray to guide a stick...
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the result of the ideomotor phenomenon. Spirit writing, later called Fuji (扶乩/扶箕), has a long tradition in China, where messages from various deities and...
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by mediums through spirit writing, later called Fuji (planchette writing) (扶乩/扶箕), since the late 17th century. "By the mid-Qianlong period (1736–96) the...
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Taoism, two volumes, Routledge, 1106–1107. Despeux, Catherine (2008), "Fuji 扶乩 planchette writing; spirit writing," in The Encyclopedia of Taoism, ed. Fabrizio...
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