Temples across the land were always built after choosing their locations with great care. Those perched atop famous mountains or deep within remote valleys usually indicated a focus on the Dao, as they were cut off from the mortal world.
Those halfway up a mountain meant they had one foot in the secular world yet kept one foot in the immortal path. Those at the foot of a mountain practiced cultivation within the mortal realm, forming connections with people.
Lastly, those built within cities naturally relied on incense offerings and human presence. Thus, temples in cities were often surrounded by thriving commerce and bustling crowds.
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