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Author: Jin Jingfang Narrated by/Lü Shaogang Edited by
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: As a book of divination and decision-making, the Unique Classic of the I Ching has always been a work that embodies philosophy, science, and mystery in Chinese culture, ranking as the foremost among the Confucian classics and one of the Three Mysteries of Taoism. It is even hailed as the source of traditional Chinese culture. This book teaches readers to grasp the spirit of the I Ching, to explore the principles of nature and human nature, and to understand destiny. In the midst of various changes in life, it encourages observing the universe, understanding the mysteries of the visible and invisible, predicting the changes of human affairs, recognizing the interplay of fortune and misfortune, remaining calm in danger, and not becoming overly joyful in prosperity. It advocates fulfilling one's duties while surrendering to the will of heaven, knowing what to do and what not to do, and achieving a life of harmony and success.
Starting from his early fascination with the I Ching, Jin Jingfang spent over seventy years in dedicated study, integrating his extensive life experiences. Based on his review of various previous works, he developed his unique philosophical approach to the I Ching, unveiling its mysterious layers. This book is a record of lectures on the I Ching by Jin Jingfang. Using simple and accessible language, he reveals the divinatory aspect of the I Ching while placing greater emphasis on its philosophical and intellectual depth. He provides detailed explanations of the original text and terms, helping readers glimpse the profound and mystical principles of the I Ching.