The Mystery of Zhan

Author: Li Sining
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: The "Zen Card Mysteries" released this time is written by Mr. Li Sining, the cousin of Master Li Zhao. Unlike other Zen cards in the West and East Asia, the Zen cards accompanying this book are indeed the authentic copies drawn by Master Li Zhao, rare works of art, and are imbued with the power to guide one's life, making them highly collectible. The mystical fusion of Buddhist and I Ching principles, the precise yet simple divination methods, and the beautiful and mysterious illustrations by the master accompany you throughout your life as a fate guide! "Zen Card Mysteries" is a treasure to be cherished for a lifetime! Use the principles of I Ching to clarify your inner thoughts, and use Buddhist teachings to illuminate the world around you. Follow the way of heaven and earth, perfecting and guiding the rules of life. This book reveals the mysteries of your destiny! [Zhiguang Zen Cards]
The earliest origin of Zhiguang Zen Cards is said to be the 64 mystical and mysterious murals at Huanglu Temple. The author of the murals was the eminent monk Master Zhiguang. Master Zhiguang was proficient in Buddhist and I Ching principles and was also skilled in painting. He embedded 50 years of cultivation and his insights into the mysteries of life's causes and effects into the 64 mysterious murals, which the positions of the 64 hexagrams in the I Ching. Each painting contains both an exquisite interpretation of the I Ching and an elucidation of Zen principles, as well as the mysterious power to guide one out of life's. All of this reflects the profound realm of [Buddhism and Taoism Unifying]. The murals left by Master Zhiguang at Huanglu Temple were ultimately copied by the master painter Mr. Li Zhao with a stroke of divine inspiration, becoming the Zhiguang Zen Cards accompanied by Zen phrases and interpretations of I Ching numbers. After circulating for a century, they became popular in Southeast Asia and were eventually introduced to the West, giving rise to different versions. Among all the versions, the Li Zhao copy, known as the "Zhiguang Zen Cards," has always been regarded as the most authoritative.