Five Thunder Judge Xin Marshal Talisman

The Origin of Xin Yuanshuai, Judge of the Five Thunders

Marshal Xin's real name was Hanchen, with the courtesy name Zhenyu. He was a native of Yongzhou. He lived on Leishen Mountain, where he would thunder whenever there was a fright, destroying all things. But in summer and autumn, he would hide in the ground and change into the shape of a chicken. After swallowing the fire pill, Marshal Xin turned into the God of Thunder, stepped on the Five Thunder Drums, and ascended to heaven. The Jade Emperor conferred him the title of "Marshal of the Thunder Department", or "Grand Commander of the Thirty-three Days of Thunder, the Green Emperor Tianjun". Obey the command of heaven and destroy the evil spirits and ghosts. As one of the Five Thunder Judges, Marshal Xin possesses extremely high majesty and magical powers. He can judge evil spirits and evil spirits, and punish and exorcise them with the power of thunder.

The meaning of the Five Thunder Judge Xin Yuanshuai Talisman

The core symbol of Xin Yuanshuai Fu is the majesty and power of thunder. The talisman itself represents the sacred duty of Marshal Xin, the god of thunder, and is mainly used to pacify evil spirits, suppress evil spirits, and eliminate disasters. This talisman usually has strong power in Taoism. It can mobilize the thunder of heaven, eliminate evil forces and protect believers from disasters.

How to use the Five Thunder Judge Xin Marshal Talisman

The most common use of the Five Thunder Judge Xin Yuanshuai Talisman is to exorcise evil spirits and suppress evil spirits. If you find a bad aura or feel that there are evil spirits in your home or business place, you can use this talisman to remove the evil spirits.

When facing bad luck or encountering disasters, the Five Thunder Judge Xin Yuanshuai Talisman can be used as a magic weapon to eliminate disasters and relieve misfortunes. The talisman can be used in conjunction with Taoist rituals, such as sacrifices and chanting, to draw upon the magical power of Xin Yuanshuai, the Judge of the Five Thunders, to dispel evil spirits from the body, resolve disasters, and adjust fortunes.

Placement

• Doorway : The talisman can be hung on the doorframe inside or outside the front door or on the wall at the doorway. This helps protect the home and prevent evil spirits from invading. The front door is the place where the external aura enters and exits. Placing talismans there can help shield evil spirits and resolve negative external influences.
• Center of the living room : The living room is the most important activity space in the home. The talisman can be placed in the center of the living room. This can resolve the unstable Feng Shui aura of the home and promote family harmony and peace. It can also be placed near a window to prevent evil spirits from entering from the outside.
• Wealth position or lucky position : According to the layout of Feng Shui, there are specific wealth positions and lucky positions in the home. Talismans can be placed in these positions to enhance wealth, stabilize family fortune, and avoid evil spirits that destroy the family's wealth and interpersonal relationships.