The earliest records on Loek Yum the Immortal Teacher, is the account him being an ancient god whose first known appearance was being the Prime Minister to the 黃 帝 Yell o w E mpe r or (2697-2598 BC) to whom he taught the techniques of immortality. His next recognized appearance is that of being the Prime Minister to 太上老君 Lao Zi (604-479B.C.). But that's about all. Although in 1977 an early model of a Loek Yum diviner's board was unearthed at Fuyang, Anhui province in a tomb dated 165 B.C.

There are no signs of Loek Yum Seen Si again until he was reincarnated during the short lived 隋朝 Sui Dynasty (581-618) as 李 淳 風 Li Chun-Feng ("Pure-Morals" Lee) (602-670A.D.) in a town called 岐山 Zhishan which was a hundred miles from the ancient capital of 長安 Changan. That was a place which the future Tang emperor would call "Immortal Pasture". The town was in 岐州 Zhizhou (todays 山西 Shanxi) province.

李播 Li Bo, father of Pure-Morals Lee, was a positively joyful and carefree Taoist. He was 50 years old when Pure-Morals was born. His son's name implies that in a world of pure morals it's via the "Tao" that one attains enlightenment. In childhood, Pure-Morals Lee's appearance was certainly not cute. At three years old he still had not made a sound, and could not walk (in todays world he would have been labeled retarded or something to that effect). The family members all worried for him. But after a Daoist priest analysed Pure-Morals physiogamy, he said that his future certainly could be independent, indomitable, and the most unrivalled remarkable man. Finally, it was only at the age of seven years old when his talent slowly started to appear. When Pure-Morals read 詩經 Book of Odes, 書經 Book of Documents, 禮 記 Book of Rites, 樂經 Book of Music 易 經 Book of Changes, 春秋 Spring and Autumn Period Annals (Annals of the State of Lu) and 孝經 Canon of Filial Peity, he only had to read them once and he was able to recite them. The locals all expressed thier admiration.

Pure-Morals Lee liked to ponder things. One day, on the way home, he encountered wind and rain. He then thought about the fact that the weather was not being measured, and that to enable guaranteed safety for himself and family members, there must be a diagram by 諸葛孔明 Zhuge Kongming (181-234) that would indicate how one could implement supernatural power to allow for the forecasting of celestial phenomenon, as well as distinguish between good and bad fortune. It was then that he decided to follow a Taoist priest and study more Taoism. However, the priest told him that due to his young age, for the time being, he should stay home and take care of his mother and that he should wait until the conditions are ripe. Pure-Morals stayed home until his mother passed on. Later, he bumped into the old Taoist priest again at the Wei River bank. At that time he took him on formally as a disciple. Perhaps this arrangement was destiny. He was 至元法師 Priest Zhi Yuan. The priest taught Pure-Morals the skills from the book 《月波洞中記》 the collected "Moon Wave in the Cave Record" by 鬼 谷 子 Gui Gu zi and 張仲遠 Zhang Zhongyuan. After masterering the skill, just by looking at someones face, he could tell the persons past karma and future effects. When they were born and when they'll die. Besides that book, there was another book called 太一 九宮占 "Imperial Nine Palaces" by 孔明 Kong Ming which the preist taught Pure-Morals. The skills in this book are called 奇門遁甲 The Art of Making Oneself Invisible (based on priciples from the Yi Jing). After he fully cultivated those skills, he could tell whether the celestial phenominomes would break unlucky or auspicious. This book has an eternity of wonder.

Actually, Pure-Morals Lee's Taoist studies were no simple matters. After he became Zhi-yuan's disciple, he followed the master to 靜雲觀 Calm Cloud Temple in 南陀山 Nantuoshan. During the day he had to cut firewood, haul water, cultive the fields and reorganize the classics for the master. It was only at night when he had the opportunity to be alone with the master and study the Taoist arts, talismans, incantations and other wonderful techniques and mystical powers for several years until he had become proficient in those arts. In order to gain actual combat experience the master took him traveling all around examining mountains and bodies of water, comparing the masculine and feminine elements of geomantical phenomenom. After returning to Calm Cloud Temple, he got a chance to study 孫子兵法 "Sun Zi's Art of War", techniques of manufacturing weapons, the imperial arts, and the laws to govern a nation. Pure-Morals Lee studied the numerological techniques and the Taoist magical arts with the master for ten years. After cultivating the immortal Tao, he obtained enlightenment. He was then ready to take his skills and contribute them to his own people folk. Helping the kind and faithful to hold back danger in emergencies, exorcises ghosts, and take down monsters amongst numerous other helpful things.

At that time the reigning ruler was 隋煬帝 Emperor Yangdi of the Sui dynasty. This person craved greatness, success, and was cruel and unkind. Under his rule, the people couldn't make a living. Political struggles and even the chage of dynasties are greatly influenced by omens. An omen tells a mysterious prophecy; if someone fit the heavenly decree or mandate and should be the emperor, there would be a sign signifying as such. Then, Pure-Morals Lee decided that he would come down the mountain to pursue the 真命天子 "Mandated Son of Heaven" to help unify the land and provide benefits for the people as soon as possible.

On his way down the mountain, suddenly someone in deep anxiety appeared. It was 程咬金Cheng Yaochin. Because of the fact that Cheng Yaochin had made a hole in the winding mountain range of Nantuoshan to make a well, he had destroyed the geomancy and which (unbenounced to him) was involved with his mothers eyes loseing sight. Pure-Morals Lee figured out the cause, and instructed Cheng Yaochin on what to do. Cheng Yaochin then immediately sealed the well. Within three days without any medication, the mothers vision was restored. Yaochin admired Pure-Morals and was very deeply convinced (of his skills) and widely propagandized the name of Pure-Morals Lee. From this time on Pure-Morals Lee then pursued the Mandated Son of Heaven while at the same time helping people.

But at the time he had no idea where to seek the Mandated Son of Heaven. So Pure-Morals Lee then returned to his old master's side. His master advised him that the Mandated Son of Heaven would very quickly appear. Pure-Morals Lee descended the mountain once more. This time as he descended the mountain he bumps into fellow villager 劉文靜 "Gentle Liu", who presented him to 李淵 Li Yuan's (566–635) second son (who was Turkish, the most capapble and militarily inclined of Li Yuan's many sons) 李世民 Li Shimin (599-649). Together they discussed national affairs. Afterwards, in 618 and Pure-Morals was sixteen, Li Yuan attacked and took over Chang An to become the new Tang emperor. Then it became solidified that Li Shimin was the 秦王 The King of Qin (a particular area under the Tang Empire). Other sons also had their respective territories. Pure-Morals Lee had become Li Shimin's official statesman/minister. It's a pity that after Li Yuan became the emperor he sunk to being addicted to amusement and did not think about the royal government. Because Gentle Liu also admonished the emperor for excessive killings, thereafter, numerous sons had their hands and feet severed. Furthermore, a grand feast was arranged to injure the blood brothers and others. This historical event became known as 玄武門之變 "The Palace Coup at the Xuanwu Gate" (626). Finally, they are all completely killed. When the 齊王King of Qi ,李 元吉 Li Yuanji (Li Yuan's fourth son) returned to an uneven government office. Two months later, Li Yuan abdicated set up Li Shimin to be the second emperor of the Tang dynasty.

Li Shimin had Pure-Morals Lee bring his talent fully into play. He then wrote and offered up 《歷朝治要》 "Requirements to Govern Successive Dynasties" which is a book that is a blueprint on how to rule a nation. In 627, Li Shimin, with his fathers help, got Pure-Morals into the 國子監 Imperial College (the highest educational administration in feudal China), where he would become 梁述 teaching assistant to Dr. Liang Shu, where he compiled, checked, adjusted and annotated 《五曹孫子》 "Five Cao Calculations", 《算經》 "The Calculations Canon", 《周易》 "The Book of Changes", 《孝經》 "The Canon of Filial Peity", 《祿命》"Wealth Life" and 《相經》 "Physiogamy Canon" amongst others. Pure-Moral's comments in these texts are all clearly indicated (which is certainly not true for most of the other commentators). He begins each comment with the words:-

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In 641 he was promoted to the position of deputy director of the Astronomical Bureau. That was because the calendar of the days predictions of eclipses were getting out of step. Pure-Morals improved Zu Geng's derivation for the volume of a sphere by changing the old π=3, into π=22/7. He revolutionised the old muddy meters and invented the 三辰儀 "Three Celestial Bodies meter", 四游儀 "Four Swim meter", 六合儀 "Six Harmonies astrological instrument" and other instruments.

In 648 Pure-Morals was appointed as the director of the Imperial Astronomical Bureau He also wrote other important books such as one that reestablished a new lunar calendar called. 《麟德歷》 "Fabulous Virtue Calendar". This calendar gave better results as it long nonths and short months. It also had intercalary months every three years to allow for he fact that a solar year has 365.2422 days while the lunar months, consisting of 29.5306 days, contain 354.3672 days. It was introduced in 665. 《典章文物志》 "The Annals of Decrees, Regulations and Cultural Relics", 《秘閣錄》 "Imperial Palace Confidential Documents Record", 《法象志》 "Uncanny Image Annals" 《乾坤變异錄》 "Universal Variations Record" and 《齊民要術》 "Required Arts for the Masses" amongst others. But his three most noteworthy texts are 《金鎖流珠引》 "Commentary and Introduction to the Gold Lock and Flowing Pearls" (which was a book about Taoist supernatural power) 《乙巳占》(645) "Yi Si Astrological Divination" (which is an astrological classic that played an important role in the history of Chinese culture) and his most famous classic is...

Pure Morals Lee predicted the future with great accuracy. He could forecast Li Yuan's ailing condition, and easily figure out the current dynasty's foremost person in the field. Everybody expressed their admiration. Afterwards Pure-Morals Lee was ordered to write what would become an eternaly wonderful book 《推背圖》 "Tui Bei Tu" or "Back Massage Diagrams" or the "Massage Chart Prophecy" (which is a proven prophecy), the Back Massage Diagrams altogether has 60 images, each with 4 x 4 stanzas for the prophecy. These drawings and verses contain metaphors for the future which would occur and become historical fact. Before the matter has occurred, a person who looks at the diagrams certainly can not trace the meaning. After the matter occurs and the person then goes back again and seriously ponders the image and the writings, only then, is suddenly enlighted. The 60th diagram reads: "thousands of years needs endless telling, so we'd better stop and enjoy a comfortable message". The closest rendition of this book in English is "The Great Prophecies of China" from the University of Chicago.

唐太宗 Tang Taitsung who then promoted Pure-Morals Lee from statesman/minister to the National Master (this position is always held by a Taoist priest and functions as a consultant in most areas including fotune telling, geomancy [feng sui], divinations, astronomy, astrology, physiogamy, mathematics, numerology, etc).

Loek Yum Seen Si Pure Morals Lee made great contributions to the making of astronomical apparatus, the revising of the calendar, the development of aerography and ancient Chinese science in general.

In the history of the world, no scientist has ever come up with any theory to understand the universe that hasn't been overturned by another scientist within a hundred years or so. But Loek Yum Seen Si devised a system that has unified the fields of math, astronomy, astrology numerology, divination and supernatural manipulation. One thing that this unified system has produced is an accurate prediction of the future which has been proven from it's conception in the 600's (A.D.) to the current day!

Because in ancient times the flames of war were frequent, bandits and thieves were common place. Therefore Loek Yum the immortal teacher made an especially Great Divine Awesome Manifestation and bestowed supernatural ability onto the common people. All of the sincere disciples were impermeable to knives and axes. Thusly sincere disciples all can protect themselves. Simultaneously experincing extraordinarily good luck and greatly prosperity.

The objective of Loek Yum Sun Goong is to lead the person towards kindness. Supernatural power is boundless, ever changing and is a prominent awesome manifestation. Therefore it is still being transmitted today. All of the verbal accounts do have a congruent affirmation, which is that the Immortal Teacher wants the various people of the later generations (us) to not forget what Heaven and Earth has bestowed upon us and entrust us to not disregard the natural enviornment and the Tao.

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