關鍵字: 《清微道法樞紐》；道術；道體法用；清微雷法

Abstract: Abstract: Included in the first volume of the Taoist ritual compendium Daofa Huiyuan, Qingwei Dao Fa Shuniu is a foundational text of Qingwei Thunder Rituals, a Taoist sect that emerged during the Song and Yuan dynasties. It aims to elucidate the profound philosophical principles underlying Taoist rituals. This paper argues that Qingwei Dao Fa Shuniu is unified by the core principle of “Dao as the substance and ritual as the function”, constructing a ritual system centered on internal cultivation as the foundation and external application for societal benefit. In its discourse on the “Dao,” the text inherits traditional Taoist theories such as the ontology of Dao, the theory of Primordial Qi (炁), and Ganying theory (感应), while integrating mind-nature philosophy to provide a metaphysical grounding for Taoist practices, thereby elevating them beyond mere technicality. In its discussion of “ritual” (fa), the text distinguishes between rituals inherent in the Daozhong zhi fa (道中之法)and Fazhong zhi fa (法中之法), Taoist rituals and Shushu(术数), as well as Xiantian fa ((先天法),and Houtian fa（后天法）.It also addresses practical issues in ritual execution, such as Fufa（符法）, Zhaojiang（召将）, exorcism and Liandu（炼度）.By critiquing the contemporaneous trend of prioritizing technique over philosophical depth, the text revitalizes traditional Taoist practices through innovative reinterpretation. As a microcosm of Song-Yuan Thunder Rituals, Qingwei Dao Fa Shuniu not only offers insight into the philosophical landscape of Taoism during this period but also provides a framework for understanding the relationship between Dao (principle) and ritual (practice). 

Key words: Qingwei Dao Fa Shuniu; Dao and ritual; Dao as substance, ritual as function; Qingwei Thunder Rituals