Ceremonies

Tao Fellowship offers ceremonies to celebrate and consecrate major life events such as births, coming of age, weddings, and deaths. Although each ceremony has its own unique spirtual significance and procedures, the common purposes of all Tao ceremonies are the purification of body and mind, blessing of the soul and strengthening the will for spiritual completion.

All the ceremonies are performed and assisted by qualified masters.

Jeom-Ki Ceremony: Connecting heaven’s energy
This ceremony connects heaven’s energy to newborn babies as a blessing for their health and self-realization. Through this ceremony, the babies are connected to heaven’s energy, which will protect them, help them to remember their spiritual essence, and will guide them along the path of spiritual growth throughout their lives.

Su-Myung Ceremony: Giving a spiritual name to a young child
This is a ceremony to receive a spiritual name for a child. The leading master offers a ritual to receive a name from Heaven and delivers it to the child. As a blessing from heaven, this name will remind the child of his/her spiritual origin and guide him/her to his/her spiritual mission and goal.

Sung-Nyun Ceremony: Coming-of-age ceremony
This is a ceremony for the youths entering adulthood. Through this ceremony, the participants learn the significance of coming of age and their responsibilities as social and spiritual beings. This ceremony allows an opportunity for the participants to seek their life purpose. Brothers, sisters, and friends also participate and celebrate the event.

Chun-Son Wedding: Spiritual wedding ceremony
This ceremony is for both newly married couples and for those wishing to renew their wedding vows. An engaged couple or an already wedded couple can participate in this wedding ceremony. They learn about the spiritual meaning of marriage and living together. They vow to support each other’s spiritual growth and completion during the marriage.

Chun-Myung Ceremony
Through this training, the participant will experience cosmic energy in its primary forms: Light, Sound, and Vibration. The training culminates in the Chun-Myung ceremony on the sixth day, which will connect the participant to the energy line of the heavenly life with a new spiritual name. The participant should prepare for this training for 21 days. After the main training and Chun-Myung ceremony, the participant can extend their practice for 21 day follow-up training.

Juniper Ceremony
Through this ceremony, the participants select their own juniper tree, under which their ashes will be buried after their death. The purpose of this ceremony is to release attachment to the physical body and all the desires arising from it. Through this ceremony, participants experience spiritual purification and awakened focus on the spiritual goals of their lives

Chun-Hwa-Je: Funeral Ceremony
This is a funeral ceremony that guides the departed person’s soul on its path to its divine origin and offers condolences to the bereaved family. This ceremony also reminds all the participants of the meaning of life and death and the principles of living well and dying well.

Chun-Do-Je: Ceremony for the deceased ancestors
This is a ceremony for the souls of an individual’s deceased ancestors. This ceremony guides the deceased ancestors’ spirits to their origin. This ceremony also teaches the participants about the spiritual significance of human life and purifies any unresolved energy associated with the deceased ancestors.

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If you are interested in any of these ceremonies, please contact our Department of Services
by phone: 800-875-2256, 928-204-3391, or email: services@taofellowship.org