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The Perpetual and Public Calendar apps provide users with an easy way to access traditional perpetual and calendar information on their mobile devices.
With a simple and user-friendly interface, the application allows users to quickly and easily look up important information about the perpetual and public calendars.
Feature:
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Van Nien Calendar: The application provides a complete perpetual calendar with information about the day, month, year, lunar calendar and important holidays and events.
Users can easily look up special dates and understand information about the perpetual calendar.
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The merits and demerits are the traditional fault-recording books.
This is a daily self-check sheet.
Good words and deeds (good words and good deeds) are considered merit and are recorded in merit; Evil words and deeds (evil words and deeds) are considered excessive and are overwritten (the word "too" means "wrong, sin").
The preface of Thai Vi Tien Quan Cong Qua Cac writes: "Tu Chan chi, card of the day and moon, self-signed gong too, self-tried gong too many results" (Those who practice their feet every day and each month must clearly state their merits and sins.
themselves to know for themselves how much or how little the merits and demerits are).
In the book Lieu Fan Tu, which tells the story of the life of Fairy Student Lieu Fan, he reformed his destiny by recording his merits and sins daily.
He turned bad luck into blessings and improved his destiny.
Thereby, he emphasized the authenticity of cause and effect and advised people to be afraid, to avoid evil deeds and to strive for good.
Gong was used very commonly during the Ming Dynasty and was used by great men to reflect on their mistakes.
At present, gong is also used in Taiwan and Hong Kong and is considered a useful method to improve one's destiny and towards the attainment of Tao.

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