Master Taiyi Resin Statue with Mount Nine-headed Lion, the Heavenly Lord of Salvation

Master Taiyi is an important figure in taoism. He is often depicted with wisdom and profound power. In taoist legends, he plays a significant role in guiding and enlightening people. His image represents the essence of Taoist teachings and wisdom.

Taiyi Jiuku Tianzun – 太乙救苦天尊 is one of the highest-ranking deities in Daoism, revered as the compassionate savior who delivers beings from suffering. As the embodiment of mercy, he answers all cries for help and specializes in rescuing souls from hell realms. Believed to manifest in nine forms to aid different beings, he’s particularly invoked during funeral rites and memorial services. His full title translates to “Celestial Worthy of Supreme Unity Who Saves from Suffering.” Devotees chant his sacred name or visualize his green lotus throne for protection and liberation. This benevolent deity plays a crucial role in Daoist afterlife beliefs and salvation practices.

Celestial Worthy Taiyi Jiuku’s presence is believed to bring blessings and protection. He is associated with the power of salvation and the alleviation of suffering. His teachings inspire people to seek spiritual growth and inner peace.

In Taoist culture, Taiyi Jiuku Tianzun (Daoist Salvation Deity) is highly respected and venerated. His statues are often placed in Taoist temples or homes for worship. People offer incense and prayers to him, hoping to receive his blessings and guidance.

For those interested in Taoist culture and seeking a deeper understanding of its wisdom, Master Taiyi (Taiyi Zhenren) is an important symbol to explore. His story and teachings continue to inspire generations, guiding people on their spiritual journey.

This resin statue of Master Taiyi riding a nine-headed lion, the true body of the Taiyi Jiuku Tianzun, is a perfect choice for home worship. It is carefully crafted to vividly present the divine image, bringing a touch of solemnity and spirituality to your home. It is an ideal ornament for those who respect Taoist culture and wish to show their reverence for the ancestor master.