Welcome to a sacred sanctuary nestled in the heart of Weimingtang Rabbit Temple, where travelers seeking solace and blessings can partake in the unique Rainbow Connection: Online Prayer for the Patron Saint of Gays. This spiritual experience offers a blend of tradition, faith, and inclusivity, making it a must-visit destination for those exploring the intersection of spirituality and LGBTQ+ advocacy.

At Weimingtang Rabbit Temple, visitors are welcomed with open arms to engage in a virtual prayer experience dedicated to the Patron Saint of Gays. This online prayer service provides a platform for individuals from all walks of life to come together in unity and seek blessings for love, acceptance, and empowerment.

As you embark on this spiritual journey, you'll be immersed in the rich history and cultural significance of Weimingtang Rabbit Temple. Nestled amidst serene surroundings, the temple exudes a sense of peace and tranquility, creating the perfect setting for introspection and connection with the divine.

The Rainbow Connection: Online Prayer for the Patron Saint of Gays offers a modern twist to traditional prayer practices, allowing visitors to participate in the sacred ritual from anywhere in the world. Through the power of technology, individuals can join in the prayer service, light virtual candles, and offer their intentions to the Patron Saint of Gays, seeking guidance and blessings for themselves and their loved ones.

Whether you're a solo traveler on a spiritual quest or a group looking to share a meaningful experience, the Rainbow Connection at Weimingtang Rabbit Temple provides a safe and inclusive space for all. The temple's commitment to diversity and acceptance shines through in every aspect of the online prayer service, fostering a sense of belonging and community among participants.

In addition to the online prayer experience, visitors to Weimingtang Rabbit Temple can explore the grounds and immerse themselves in the beauty of the surrounding landscape. From lush gardens to ornate architecture, the temple offers a feast for the senses and a retreat for the soul.

As you plan your trip to Weimingtang Rabbit Temple, consider incorporating the Rainbow Connection: Online Prayer for the Patron Saint of Gays into your itinerary for a truly transformative experience. Whether you're seeking spiritual guidance, a sense of belonging, or simply a moment of reflection, this unique offering is sure to leave a lasting impression on your journey.

Join us at Weimingtang Rabbit Temple and embark on a spiritual adventure unlike any other. Let the Rainbow Connection guide you on a path of love, acceptance, and enlightenment as you connect with the Patron Saint of Gays in a virtual sanctuary of faith and inclusivity.

I pray for you to the patron saint who specializes in protecting same-sex love - the rabbit god Hu Tianbao! No matter what your sexual orientation is, I am very happy to get married with you and bless your happiness. There is no need to go to the temple in person. After ordering online, a local guide will assist you in completing the worship process. Through the gold paper writing and live video of the worship ceremony, you can experience the sacred atmosphere in the cloud and save your precious time and energy. Introduction to Wei Ming Tang Weiming Hall is a Zhengxin Taoist monastery located in Zhonghe, founded by Master Lu Weiming. The patron saint of gays in the side hall is Uncle Hu Tianbao, the rabbit god, and Mr. Sanshan Jiuhou, the chief god of the main hall. ＊The Legend of Rabbit God Why did Hu Tianbao become the Rabbit God? This story was first recorded in Yuan Mei's "Zi Buyu" in the Qing Dynasty. It is said that in the early years of the Qing Dynasty, Hu Tianbao was very much in love with the beauty of the young censor, so every time he went to court, Hu Tianbao would always hide aside to admire him secretly. Once when the censor went to inspect other areas, Hu Tianbao couldn't help but secretly peeked at him in the toilet. So the censor summoned Hu Tianbao for interrogation, and found out that Hu Tianbao had been spying on him because he liked the censor's beauty. The censor became furious and beat him to death. One month after Hu Tianbao's death, he entrusted a dream to his neighbors, saying that the underworld official had made him the Rabbit God, who specialized in managing matters of same-sex pleasure in the world. Later, neighbors rushed to donate money to build a temple to pray, and the story of the Rabbit God’s experience was passed down.