Poster Taois Tiga Jiwa Tujuh Po

A highly detailed vertical Taoist esoteric infographic poster in the style of an ancient Chinese religious scroll, printed on aged beige rice paper with fine ornamental borders, inked calligraphy, faded stains, and classical diagram annotations. At the top center, large black brush-calligraphy title text reads {argument name="headline text" default="Dao - Three Souls and Seven Spirits"}. Directly below the title is a smaller paragraph of classical Chinese explanatory text in neat calligraphy. The composition is perfectly symmetrical and centered on a glowing vertical spiritual axis made of white-gold energy, mist, and lightning-like qi currents running from the bottom of the page to the heavens. At the very top, above the axis, depict 3 seated Taoist immortals or deities on clouds in a golden celestial realm, arranged left, center, and right, with halos and flowing robes in muted green, cream, and blue. Beneath them, create a towering multi-layered cosmological body diagram made of 9 stacked circular realms or platforms connected by swirling clouds and luminous energy. The upper 5 larger realms represent the five zang organs as miniature mythic landscapes: 1 forested green realm labeled liver/wood, 1 fiery red-gold temple city realm labeled heart/fire, 1 yellow earth realm with terraces labeled spleen/earth, 1 silver-blue mountain-and-water realm labeled lung/metal, and 1 dark blue watery abyss realm labeled kidney/water. Place a glowing meditating figure in a bright orb at the center junction between the upper organ realms and lower spirit layers. Below these, add 7 progressively darker circular underworld-like realms for the seven po souls, each densely populated with tiny scenes of human figures, spirits, beasts, ritual activity, suffering, temptation, conflict, and karmic symbolism, all wrapped by drifting smoke and energy ribbons. At the very bottom, show a seated human figure in meditation within a root-like cavern or corporeal foundation, surrounded by chains, rocks, and embodied worldly attachments. Around the central column, include exactly 9 labeled side panels and diagrams in traditional Chinese layout: top left a bagua and yin-yang cosmology circle; top right a dotted numerological or constellation-like chart; left upper a boxed list for 3 souls; right upper a boxed list for 7 po souls; left middle a five-elements relationship diagram with 5 colored nodes; right middle a circular essence-qi-spirit cycle diagram with 3 nodes; left lower a vertical boxed list of 7 categories or stages; right lower a boxed correspondence table; bottom left a five-direction and five-element human-body relation chart; bottom right a standing and seated meridian or cultivation body diagram. Use many small Chinese labels throughout every section, with classical seal stamps in red. The overall palette is antique parchment, sepia ink, muted jade, cinnabar red, smoky gray, gold, teal, and indigo. The style should feel like a museum-quality Daoist metaphysical chart, ultra intricate, hand-painted gongbi plus ink wash illustration, sacred, mystical, scholarly, dense with symbolism, extremely fine linework, soft cloud layering, and high-resolution poster design.