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Immortal Woman He - Biography |  | Immortal Woman He - Biography: Encyclopedia II - Immortal Woman He - Biography |  | Ho Hsien-ku was the daughter of Ho T‘ai, of the town of Tsêng-ch‘êng, in the prefecture of Canton.
At birth she had six long hairs on the crown of her head. When she was about 14 or 15, a divine personage appeared to her in a dream and instructed her to eat powdered mica, in order that her body might become etherealized and immune from death. So she swallowed it, and also vowed to remain a virgin.
Up hill and down dale she used to flit just like a creature with wings. Every day at dawn she sallied forth, to return at dusk, bringing back mountain fruits she had gathered for her mother.
Later on by ...
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Immortal Woman He - Biography
Ho Hsien-ku was the daughter of Ho T‘ai, of the town of Tsêng-ch‘êng, in the prefecture of Canton.
At birth she had six long hairs on the crown of her head. When she was about 14 or 15, a divine personage appeared to her in a dream and instructed her to eat powdered mica, in order that her body might become etherealized and immune from death. So she swallowed it, and also vowed to remain a virgin.
Up hill and down dale she used to flit just like a creature with wings. Every day at dawn she sallied forth, to return at dusk, bringing back mountain fruits she had gathered for her mother.
Later on by slow degrees she gave up taking ordinary food.
The Empress Wu dispatched a messenger to summon her to attend at the palace, but on the way there, she disappeared.
In the ching lung period (about 707 CE) she ascended on high in broad daylight, and became a hsien.
From Lieh Hsien Chuan, ii, 32, 33
Other related archives707, Chinese goddesses, Eight Immortals, Empress Wu, Guangdong, Health goddesses, Hunan, Tang Dynasty, Wade-Giles, bamboo, deity, female, fènghuáng, health, hsien, lotus, mica, pinyin
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