在資訊爆炸的時代，我們該如何聽從內在的聲音？希夷門名稱源自《道德經》: 視之不見，名曰夷；之不聞，名曰希；搏之不得，名曰微。
What cannot be heard is called rare; what cannot be touched is called subtle. The Tao is colorless, soundless, and invisible. The the cultivation of wisdom in life,
在資訊爆炸的時代，我們該如何聽從內在的聲音？
希夷門名稱源自《道德經》: 視之不見，名曰夷；
之不聞，名曰希；搏之不得，名曰微。大道無色、大道無聲、大道無形。
What cannot be heard is called rare; what cannot be touched is called subtle. The Tao is colorless, soundless, and invisible. The Xiyi School advocates the cultivation of wisdom in life, and uses a non-religious way of practice to help students cultivate stable inner strength in their daily lives. Start by changing yourself, and through the training of words, actions, and thoughts, and the accumulation of goodness, you will achieve inner peace.
希夷門提倡生活中的修持智慧，並以去宗教化的修行之道，幫助門生在日常生活中培養穩定的內在力量。從改變自己開始，透過言行與思維的鍛鍊，與善的累積，帶來內心的平靜。
What cannot be heard is called rare; what cannot be touched is called subtle. The Tao is colorless, soundless, and invisible.
17 Aug 2025
不知道大家是否常接觸宮廟文化？當我們走進廟裡，雙手合十祈求神明保佑學業進步、身體健康，是否有時也會碰到一些以訛傳訛的迷信呢？本次的小道場，我們透過門生的經驗，來探討如何破除迷信，走向真正的修持之路。
你是否聽過女生月經來時不能進廟裡？門生L分享她的經歷：「我其實沒有特別的信仰，因為聽到這些荒謬的迷信實在很難相信。有一次我和我媽去廟裡，她對我說：『啥？你月經來還進廟裡啊？』我聽到後非常不爽，女生生理期來是正常的事情，為什麼不能進廟？」類似的迷信還有「開天眼要花很多錢」或「做錯事只要打屁股就能赦罪」。這些不合邏輯的事情，讓門生對宮廟失去了興趣。
What cannot be heard is called rare; what cannot be touched is called subtle. The Tao is colorless, soundless, and invisible. The Xiyi School advocates the cultivation of wisdom in life, and uses a non-religious way of practice to help students cultivate stable inner strength in their daily lives. Start by changing yourself, and through the training of words, actions, and thoughts, and the accumulation of goodness, you will achieve inner peace.
門生H也分享了她的親身經歷：「小時候我媽總是偷偷燒符水給我們喝，說是為了保護我們平安。雖然我喝了，但總覺得很莫名其妙。長大後，我跟著拿香拜拜，結婚時發現老公經營宮廟，才知道可以問事。對方說要求神問事要有相應的付出，他們要求奉獻外面一塊價值20萬的磚頭。我心裡很疑惑，神明會要求我們付20萬嗎？真正的神明會這樣嗎？難道我要奉獻很多錢，神明才會幫我嗎？如果我沒有錢，神明就不幫我？」
許多習慣傳承下來，但往往不知道來源，只是照著做。加入希夷門後，透過知識的傳遞，了解了如果經過煞氣重的地方，無形的東西會跟隨你回家，其實是一種因果。希夷門會由祖師做主，讓無形的東西去它該去的地方，處理完後，對個人也是一種功德。為了避免煞氣或無形的跟隨，希夷門也貼心的提供除煞產品來保護門生。
What cannot be heard is called rare; what cannot be touched is called subtle. The Tao is colorless, soundless, and invisible.
