Three Pure Ones
Okay kiddo, let me explain the concept of "Three Pure Ones" to you. In some ancient Chinese beliefs, people thought that there are three important beings who help to govern and control the world. These three beings are called "Three Pure Ones."
They are called "pure" because they are believed to be free from any kind of negative feelings like anger, jealousy or hate. Instead, they are thought to be full of wisdom, love, and compassion.
The Three Pure Ones are believed to have different roles in maintaining balance and harmony in the universe. The first one is called "Heavenly Honored One," who represents the sky, is responsible for the creation of everything in the universe. The second one is "Supreme Pure One," who represents the earth, and is responsible for balancing and maintaining all forms of life on the planet. And the last one is "Jade Pure One," who represents human beings and is responsible for guiding us on the path of good and peaceful living.
Although these "Three Pure Ones" are not worshipped as gods, they are considered very important and respected beings in Chinese culture. By following their teachings, people believe they can live in peace and harmony with others and nature.
They are called "pure" because they are believed to be free from any kind of negative feelings like anger, jealousy or hate. Instead, they are thought to be full of wisdom, love, and compassion.
The Three Pure Ones are believed to have different roles in maintaining balance and harmony in the universe. The first one is called "Heavenly Honored One," who represents the sky, is responsible for the creation of everything in the universe. The second one is "Supreme Pure One," who represents the earth, and is responsible for balancing and maintaining all forms of life on the planet. And the last one is "Jade Pure One," who represents human beings and is responsible for guiding us on the path of good and peaceful living.
Although these "Three Pure Ones" are not worshipped as gods, they are considered very important and respected beings in Chinese culture. By following their teachings, people believe they can live in peace and harmony with others and nature.