
Keyi
"Keyi" is a Taoist term referring to religious rituals conducted according to specific procedures and regulations. It is also known as "Zhaijiao," "Fashi," or "Daochang." Keyi involves fixed steps, scriptures, incantations, gestures (such as kowtowing, hand seals, and ritual walking patterns), music, and ritual implements (such as bells, swords, and seals).

Ritual for Dispelling Marital Misfortune and Harmonizing Marriage
is an orthodox Taoist ceremony involving scripture chanting, repentance rites, and blessings to dispel marriage-related afflictions and harmonize destined relationships. Besides harmonization, it can also resolve various marriage-related afflictions such as solitary phoenix, widowed star, salty pool bathing, fiery peach blossoms, entangled marriage afflictions, broken marriage afflictions, bigamy afflictions, divorce afflictions, separated marriage afflictions, peach blossom afflictions, multiple husband afflictions, multiple wife afflictions, well water afflictions, three male afflictions, eight defeats afflictions, solitary and widowed afflictions, and others. Unmarried individuals are encouraged to find their true match as soon as possible; married couples can enhance their marital affection; and those seeking love can hope to unite in matrimony soon.

Repaying the "Birth Debt"
The birth debt is the largest category among the debts owed to the spirit world and is a debt that must be repaid. There are two explanations for it: the first is that it is the initial capital a person uses before reincarnating; the second is that it is a life script purchased for one's existence in the living world. This debt represents the money you borrow from the King of the Underworld before reincarnation, which you then use to obtain blessings in the human world. If this debt remains unpaid for a long time, many things in life will not go smoothly. According to the "Scripture of Receiving Birth Debt Spoken by the Heavenly Venerable Lingbao," all beings borrow birth money from the underworld at birth. The records in the ledger state that those who repay this money will become wealthy and noble, while those who fail to repay their debts will live in poverty. This is because the underworld officials deduct blessings from the living world to offset the debt. Therefore, repaying the birth debt is the foundation of all rituals for settling spirit world debts. After completing the ritual to repay the birth debt, performing other rituals is like laying a solid foundation, which enhances the effectiveness of subsequent practices. Why is it necessary to repay this birth debt? The "Five Dou Birth Scripture" clearly explains this. The "Supreme Elder Lord’s Five Dou Golden Chapter Birth Scripture" reminds us that repaying the birth debt is not just about paying money; it is the key to resolving karma and turning one's fortune around.

Breakthrough Ritual
"Breakthrough Ritual" – The Marshal Yin Ritual is a Taoist ceremonial rite dedicated to Marshal Yin, the commanding general who oversees the Sixty Jiazi Tai Sui deities and the Twelve Yearly Gods. This ritual is primarily used to ward off disasters, resolve Tai Sui conflicts, protect the home and suppress evil spirits, as well as to overcome obstacles and dispel misfortunes.