context: The Three Pure Gods (hanzi 三 清; hanyu pinyin: Sānqīng) or also translated as the Three Pure Gods, the Three Original Gods, the Three Divine Masters, the Three Clarity, or the Three Purity are the trinity of Taoism, three Gods highest in the ranks of Taoism. They are seen as pure manifestations of the Tao (path) and the source of all beings. Based on Tao Te Ching, it is stated that "Tao produces One; One produces Two; Two produces Three; Three produces Everything." It is generally believed that: Tao produces One - Wuji produces Taiji; One produces Two - Taiji produces Yin and Yang [or Liangyi (兩儀) according to learning terms]. Meanwhile, the statement of how Dua produces Three is still being debated among Taoism students. Most students believe that the statement refers to the interaction between Yin and Yang, with the existence of Chi or vitality. [1]
question: What is meant by the Three Pure Gods?
answers.text: three Gods highest in the ranks of Taoism